IVANHOE RESIDENCES
OVERVIEW
Status: Completed
Location: Ivanhoe
Type: Multi-residential
Architecture: Fender Katsalidis
Landscaping: John Patrick
A boutique collection of thirty-five residences in Ivanhoe that pairs contemporary architecture with refined craftsmanship to create homes of enduring quality. Designed by Fender Katsalidis Architects with landscapes by John Patrick, the project embraces a philosophy of simplicity, using natural materials, generous natural light and carefully considered detailing to create calm, highly liveable spaces. Rather than replicating the surrounding architectural styles, the project establishes its own identity while drawing inspiration from Ivanhoe’s leafy character, strong community and abundant parklands, creating a distinctive address designed to endure.
THE FUNDAMENTALS OF LIVING WELL AT IVANHOE RESIDENCES
( 1 ) PLACE
A contemporary landmark within historic Ivanhoe
( 2 ) ATMOSPHERE
Calm through simplicity and natural materials
( 3 ) NATURE
Living amongst Ivanhoe’s tree lined streets
( 4 ) WELLBEING
Designed around individuality and everyday function
( 5 ) SUSTAINABILITY
Enduring materials designed to stand the test of time
( 6 ) TECHNOLOGY
Performance supporting everyday living
( 7 ) CRAFT
Considered detailing at every scale
( 8 ) LONGEVITY
Architecture with an enduring identity
( 9 ) RESTRAINT
Luxury through subtraction
A contemporary landmark within historic Ivanhoe
( IMAGE ) Large leafy terraces
Atmosphere is shaped through a careful balance of scale, texture and light. Spacious, house-sized interiors, natural materials and a seamless connection to landscape create homes that feel both sophisticated and deeply comfortable. Designed to support everyday living without compromise, the generous layouts provide the flexibility, functionality and sense of ease typically associated with a standalone home, offering residents a quiet refuge within a vibrant urban setting.
( IMAGE ) External facade with integrated planting
( VIDEO ) Kitchen
( IMAGE ) Private dining
( IMAGE ) Private dining
