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Discuss your Darling Point residential project with SHORE, from an early brief to a construction scope for an established design.

ALOFT / Darling Point

01 / The proposition

A harbourside address. An individual brief.

For a Darling Point homeowner, the first conversation should establish what you are changing and what needs to stay. Share the address, the existing home and the design information already available. We can discuss a design and construction scope or review documentation prepared by your architect.

ALOFT is SHORE's documented Darling Point project. It is a five-apartment development completed in 2021, with architecture and interiors credited to Xpace. It shows local residential work, rather than a detached custom-home case study.

  • Architectural design
  • Interior design
  • Construction

The local work

ALOFT above Sydney Harbour

ALOFT contains five apartments and two basement levels, with the residences arranged around Sydney Harbour views. The project gallery is a record of that development. A homeowner's project is a separate enquiry with its own scope; ALOFT does not establish that the same building type, approvals or construction approach will apply.

Understanding ALOFT

Read the project at its actual scale

ALOFT's five apartments and two basement levels describe a particular residential development. Here is what that local example can help you explore before discussing a separate home project.

  1. Consider the building type

    The project comprises multiple apartments. When you enquire, identify whether your property is a house or an apartment and describe the intended work. The building type changes the questions a scope discussion needs to address.

  2. Study the harbour-facing spaces

    ALOFT's published description centres on Sydney Harbour views. Use its gallery to identify the relationship between outlook and interior space that interests you, then explain the conditions of your own property.

  3. Keep the design credits clear

    ALOFT credits Xpace for architecture and interiors and records completion in 2021. Ask about the relevant team and comparable work for your proposed scope rather than assuming every SHORE project has the same arrangement.

A useful first enquiry

Tell us what is changing

The local project establishes a place to begin the discussion. Your enquiry still needs to establish the work you actually want carried out.

An existing home

Describe the rooms or parts of the building involved, what should remain and the overall intent. Include existing and proposed plans where available so the scale of the work is clear.

An architect already engaged

Name the design team and share the current documentation. We can discuss the proposed construction role and identify the next questions without assuming ALOFT's development scope applies to your home.

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Darling Point

Planning a home in Darling Point

The Darling Point project currently documented here is ALOFT. For a detached-home brief, ask us about relevant comparable experience at the first conversation. This page does not present the apartment development as evidence of a completed detached house in Darling Point.

Questions to bring early

Questions about building in Darling Point

What has SHORE built in Darling Point?

ALOFT is a completed 2021 development of five apartments and two basement levels. Xpace is credited for architecture and interior design. It is linked as local residential experience, not as a detached-house example.

What should I send for a Darling Point home enquiry?

Send the address, a short description of the intended work and any survey, drawings or design information you already have. Identify whether the enquiry concerns a house or another property type so we can discuss an appropriate scope before taking it further.

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