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Very nice block of apartments for millionaires to be with other millionaires and enjoy their life while people around the world don’t have food to feed their kids. Great, thank you for sharing this futile piece of architecture.

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Grounded in grandeur, the Saint Moritz Apartments are a prime candidate for Australia's most luxurious apartment complex.

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Is wabi sabi in the room with us right now??

I'm in awe of this project. Never have I seen a building that's designed to interact with people. What a great idea.

My poverty is hurting, it's gorgeous😭

Every beautiful art has a beautiful story to tell. 🧡🧡

I love the design but the untreated concrete always feels depressing to me

Blum’s involvement and their commitment to quality and family values add a special touch to the experience. Looking forward to seeing more from this spectacular event!

Even if we are few compared to the viewers of The Local Project channel I would love to see more of these releases around events. Brilliant work on both of your channels! You have had quite an impact on our latest house project :)

The first time I saw the Eames lounge chair, I immediately began crying and throwing up and pissing and shitting myself. While I do not believe my mortal body can survive sitting in it, I have made arrangements to be buried with one. Perhaps, just perhaps, you can take it with you.

Really nice

Amazing!!

This is not at all a historic Irish bar. It is a very recent fit out of an old building so that it looks like an Irish bar. Everything you see, except the stone walls, is brand new.

Everything looks modern and efficient untill you see you need to jump over bed to look on window 😵‍💫

The passive cooling technology in this building is amazing - a true pillar of the Melbourne skyline for many years to come. Nicely done to all involved!

Amazing project, great architectural exterior building and luxury interiors.

What is sustainable about this building? The plants?😂

Yep glass, steel and concrete. Sustainable

I get that Australia is a few decades behind the rest of the world in sustainable building (this one being a great example of mid 70's passive solar pseudoscience) but it is absolutely ridiculous to claim that a glass, concrete, and metal monstrosity is somehow "carbon neutral" full stop, or even close to carbon neutral in operation. You guys cover some beautiful buildings but this level of greenwashing is shameful!

How absolutely stunning! Will happily fly across the pond to NZ to experience this and purchase my carpets from the team <3

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Wow man

the brick is so gorgeous

Amazing home amazing location. Why do people compare melbourne with sydney. Its a trillion to nil. I have lived in melbourne 52 years we have nothing like this

Damn! He was going so well until he used the term PATINA !

Bullshit. A bunch of sellouts is all they are… Now owned by Lion?? Enjoy the cash boys..

Hi last saterday i had the displeasure of dining at ur sydney rest i ordered whiting all i got was a huge white plate on it were 2 pieces of whiting and absolutely nothing else the waiter poured some oil on it and that was it the fish was bland withe absolutely nothing to give it any flavours i cook whiting at home a 1000 times better than u presented what a waste of money shame on u re ted

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Nice building. But we did not get to see enough of the inside of the unit. What are the bathrooms like? What do the bedrooms look like?

This is incredible!!

All great ideas and looks fantastic. However, if I’m being devils advocate: what was the building built out of? I’m assuming concrete? To truely be sustainable designers need to think about the embodied carbon of a project and begin to use materials such as CLT (cross laminated timber) for the shells of apartment blocks this size. Even ‘green’ concrete (which isn’t readily used in Australia) has an enormous carbon footprint. Just something to think about for future builds

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Another interesting feature in The Commercial Project series. What a location. And how well the building blends into its surroundings. Dovetails superbly with the existing buildings and Sydney surburb. Yes, aimed at the Luxury market yet works. Thank you for the insight.

Very nicely done.

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cute terraces but when they say that the building isn't imposing, i don't quite believe them. the trees should be taller than the apartment complex. hopefully in a few years that'll be the case =]

The veins in the marble is wabi sabi? lol This condo is 80’s revival, not wabi sabi as much as your missing hairpiece is.

This modern wabi-sabi apartment is truly beautiful 😍

I like the curved spaces and the color of the brickwork but I think it actually sticks out rather than blends into the landscape. It's more of an industrial, late 19th century, look with black frames and red brick than something organic - limestone or local rock would've been more of blending in. It doesn't detract from the building in any way - its gorgeous. I love the views and I like that kitchen. I don't love those black railings - they block some of the gorgeous city and water views.

It's a gorgeous pub with a delicious refurbishment. I love it and enjoy being there.

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that brick color is everything

i dont like the shared laundry.. prob means a lot of body corp fees are going towards shared facilities that you may not/do not want to use

Absolutely love the red brick work very Aussie, old fashioned Sydney side colour, yet new expression with the gorgeous brick walls. Love the courtyard with the curved walks and greenery. Also the curved apartments sit well in the Harbourside peninsula.

This is definitely a worth having place to stay in. 🤎🤎

Just throw a whole bunch of architectural jargon at it and she'll be fine. The building looks outdated already and no it does not sit well in its context, its a brick jungle. To me, it looks no different to the existing housing blocks nearby.

Wait what is the commercial project? I thought this channel was called the local project all this time or am I having a Mandela moment lmfao please no

Is this channel a copy of The Local Project?