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Cost not published
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Alterations and additions · Mosman NSW
Mosman Residence Deck and Lift Staircase Renovation
Cost not published
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- Type
- Alterations and additions
- Lot area
- Not provided
- Floor area
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- Per square metre
- One of the two numbers is missing, so this is not worked out
- Build time
- Not provided
- Approval path
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What happened on this one
This project involved design development and construction drawings for a builder's own home in Mosman, including the expansion of the upper terrace, a new lift and staircase connecting the street to the residence across a four-storey level change, and a new staircase and escalator leading to the boat house. The site conditions were complex, with the garage structure requiring extensive excavation, and the staircase and curved wall construction required close coordination with the builder for setting out.
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