A modern multi-unit residential development designed to combine comfortable urban living, contemporary architecture, and efficient use of space. The development comprises 16 residential units, incorporating a mix of apartments and studio units distributed across a multi-level building with a basement, ground floor, upper floors and a spacious rooftop terrace. Each residence is designed with access to natural light, ventilation and private outdoor spaces through carefully positioned balconies and terraces. The architectural character is defined by clean geometric forms, warm wood-effect façade finishes, contrasting dark and white elements, generous glazing, and contemporary metal railings. A prominent rooftop pergola creates an attractive communal/open-air space while giving the building a distinctive architectural identity. The site is complemented by dedicated parking, landscaped areas, paved access ways and a secure perimeter wall and entrance gate, creating a complete residential environment rather than simply a collection of apartments. Design focus: Contemporary Architecture • Multi-Unit Housing • Space Efficiency • Natural Light & Ventilation • Outdoor Living • Landscape Integration If this is going on the TeraForma website, I would actually give it a more distinctive project name than “Contemporary Multi-Unit Residential Development”—something like “The Terraces Residence”, “TeraForma Urban Residences”, or “The Courtyard Residences.” This 3D concept is intended to help clients understand massing, proportions, materials and spatial character before construction.
The basement level accommodates two residential apartments, providing private and comfortable living spaces while making efficient use of the lower level of the site. The level is integrated into the overall building circulation and benefits from the surrounding site arrangement.
Dwelling
he ground floor contains four apartments and two studio units, forming the main residential level of the development. The units are arranged around well-defined circulation spaces, with several residences benefiting from private balconies and direct interaction with the landscaped surroundings.
Dwelling
Rest Room
he first floor mirrors the efficient residential arrangement of the ground floor, comprising four apartments and two studio units. The elevated position provides improved views and natural lighting, while the projecting balconies create additional outdoor living spaces for the residents.
Dwelling
Rest room/ bathroom
Room
The second floor provides two apartments, complemented by a generous open terrace. The terrace is designed as an outdoor amenity space, featuring a contemporary pergola structure, landscaping and seating potential, giving residents a more relaxed environment above the main residential floors.
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