Quoin — Foundry Walk
Riverton, Northside
Eight courtyard-facing residences above a masonry workshop, finished in lime plaster and oak.
Now reserving — Q3 handover
Eight residences above a quiet courtyard, each one finished by hand and oriented for cross-breeze and afternoon light.
Quoin — Foundry Walk — 8 homes across 4 floors. Hover or focus a residence for details.
How it is built
The building's quality is the sum of a few structural decisions made early. Here are the four that matter most for Quoin — Foundry Walk.
The building is set back from two active streets. The stair cores sit on the noisy sides and act as a buffer, so the courtyard stays below 45 dB at peak hour.
Load-bearing masonry carries the building, with timber infill on the floor plates. Each residence runs the full depth of the building, so windows open on two sides.
Cross-breeze in every unit. Floors are oriented east-west, so morning light comes through the kitchen and afternoon light through the living room.
Walls are finished in lime plaster that absorbs sound and softens with age. Joinery is solid oak, made by a workshop two streets away.
Projects
Each one is a different building type, but the brief is the same: build once, build properly, hand it over on time.
Riverton, Northside
Eight courtyard-facing residences above a masonry workshop, finished in lime plaster and oak.
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Seven row houses along a restored working pier, sheltered under a shared copper roof.
Data
Counts that come straight from the unit data — no rounded marketing numbers.
23 residences
$845,000
across 23 homes
96 m² average
square meters per residence
Shared spaces
No amenity that exists only on a render. Each space below is in the building plans and budgeted for the handover date.
Visit
Visits run on weekdays and Saturdays. A reservation specialist walks you through the building, the available units, and the payment plans. Forty-five minutes, no pressure.