Uniquely, Daisy provides two communal use eco-friendly cars to free you from the costs of car ownership while still retaining the convenience of vehicle access and reducing your carbon footprint. Daisy is bursting with the latest green technologies and energy saving features to keep you comfortable while saving your money and our environment. With natural light streaming in from three directions, the six levels of one and two bedroom apartments will provide sensational city living.ĭaisy is designed to achieve a 9 Homestar rating* at completion, the highest rating of any apartment complex in New Zealand to date. Daisy provides an opportunity for 33 thoughtful owners to live a healthy, sustainable lifestyle in the heart of our gorgeous city. Welcome to Daisy - Ockham Residential’s latest building, shaping a new urban reality for our beautiful city.ĭaisy is the physical embodiment of our core ideals – elegance, sustainability, efficiency, permanence, community, and connectedness. Ockham Residential will work with S3 Architects to realise the design into a completed building, which features floor-to-ceiling glass and a decked out timber fit out in each apartment. Timber is hero in this apartment design with clever use of cross laminated timber. Organised by the New Zealand Institute of Architects and developer Ockham Residential, and with the support of Auckland Council, the competition was staged to produce a buildable design for 11 Akepiro Street, a site adjacent to the Western Line rail tracks and the city end of Dominion Road.Ī further goal of the competition was to promote architectural and community thinking around medium density development, a housing option that is increasingly relevant in rapidly growing Auckland. Planned 8-star rating, with solar roof panelsĪuckland firm S3 Architects' proposal for an innovative timber building has won the competition to design an apartment building on a brownfield site in Mt Eden.Architect: S3 Architects, won design competition.
33 apartments planned, starting from about $350,000.
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