Seaford, Victoria · Boutique factories
Curie Court
A collection of small boutique factories, referred by the selling agent and delivered on time and on budget.
How the project started
The selling agent referred Camden to the developer after seeing our previous work and knowing we could deliver the project on time and on budget.
The challenge
The factories were sold off the plan, so the price, programme and settlement dates had to be met.
- Location
- Seaford
- Type
- Small boutique factories
- Camden role
- Builder
- Referred by
- Selling agent
- Photography
- Ray White Oakleigh, eight frames
The detail
What we did
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Sold off the plan
Buyers held contracts before completion, so the programme was not negotiable.
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Referred on reputation
The agent put their own relationship with the developer behind the recommendation.
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A newer aesthetic
A contemporary approach to small factory units, with attention to entries, glazing and shared access.
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On time and on budget
Both. Which is why the same owner came back for Barkly Street.
The project
The Curie Court project
The outcome
Delivered on time and on budget. The owner later returned to Camden with Barkly Street.
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