Refined living, made different
A premium mews-style community of architect-designed townhouses set amongst calmed, shady neighbourhood streets and communal open spaces that support the laid-back West Australian lifestyle.
The mews-style architecture of Glendalough Green has been designed to offer a choice of lifestyles, with a range of home designs providing diversity, individuality and aesthetic interest, adding to the appeal of the streetscape.
Outdoors, the tranquil landscaping design includes a variety of trees, shady open grassed areas, citrus garden, and waterwise native plantings to attract local birdlife and fauna.
Masterplan
Community Entry
The entry from Harborne Street includes an area of landscaped space. Quite formal in its design as it is the main pedestrian and car entry. Accompanied by low walls, fruiting trees, hedging plants and edible species. These market garden inspired species are purposely set at the eastern end furthest away from the natural lake system to the west. The existing Cape Lilac tree is uplit at night for a beautiful and natural entry feature.
Central Common Open Space
The central communal open space caters for a range of uses that are intimate, comfortable, and protected from the elements. This shared space will encourage community connection through sharing meals and ideas and provide a safe break out zone for residents.
It includes water, and power to enable a breakout space for celebrations, BBQs, or whilst working from home. A BBQ and a long table underneath a pergola are inspired by outdoor kitchens with a residents orchard and herb garden in recognition of the area’s history as a market garden.
A bike hub in one corner provides a useful space and equipment to work on bikes, encouraging active transport and allowing residents to connect over bicycle maintenance.
Glendalough Green Link
This pedestrian link is an easy and safe way to move from Glendalough Green to the broader open space network of paths and parks surrounding Herdsman Lake.
Designed with soft lighting and native plants that are endemic to the wetlands which aims to bring the park into the community. The walkway will share elements of the other two communal spaces via colour scheme, paving and artwork but is intended to be more natural in character.
A small breakout space at the end of the shared pathway acts as a place to sit, watch the sun set and meet neighbours. :
Design Evolution
Responsible living
Fostering a strong sense of community among residents and the wider Glendalough neighbourhood, we're dedicated to preserving our green spaces. Our community is launching a series of initiatives to deepen our connection with the natural environment.
Community space for residents' interactions
Communal spaces with fruiting trees are thoughtfully integrated throughout the community
Public Wi-fi access
Complimentary public Wi-Fi allows residents to stay connected while enjoying the open spaces
Supporting an active and healthy lifestyle
Close to lush greenery of Lake Monger and Herdsman Lake; offering beautiful tranquil spaces perfect for birdwatching, picnicking, trail walking, cycling and running
3-bin waste management system
The 3-bin waste management system aims to reduce waste going to landfill and to promote recycling and repurposing of garden organics
