Jackson Green
Jackson Green
Project Characteristics
The site layout was influenced by the project’s namesake, a large Port Jackson Fig tree which sits close to the Haughton Road frontage. This tree will be retained in the centre of an attractive and functional open space area which welcomes pedestrians and cyclists into the site.
Site Challenges
The scale of this project necessitated early engagement with a number of council departments to determine key functional aspects including the internal road layout, drainage and pedestrian links to surrounding streets.
The site’s interface with existing residential properties along McMillan Street required careful consideration of building setbacks and massing to ensure the contemporary design of the townhouses would sit comfortably alongside the existing traditional building stock.
Our Work
A collaborative approach with Council helped bring about an agreement on the overall concept for the site in mid-2015. The first planning permit for 85 townhouses in the eastern portion of the site followed shortly after.
A planning permit for ‘Wattle’, a four-storey apartment building fronting Haughton Road, was secured in mid-2016.
A planning application is currently under consideration for a further 66 townhouses within the western portion of the site.
Civil construction has now commenced on site, with further applications to be made for apartment buildings fronting Centre, Haughton and Main Roads.
Our team was proud to work with Cedar Woods to promote urban consolidation and regeneration in Clayton South.
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