Each residence sits on its own corner, offering dual aspects.

Construction is now complete.

Inspired by the traditional quality of Brighton, architect Paul Conrad has envisioned an address of thoughtful forms and confident materiality. The design takes full advantage of light, space and the inherent visual beauty of Lindsay Street to create, quite simply, a home of ageless character.

Miriam Fanning from Mim Design has crafted a series of refined interiors, with warmth and depth, ready to embrace the personality of its residents through space for curated art, books and collectibles. From the floorboards to the chamfered stone, the design is refreshingly contemporary, yet with the aim of creating something timeless. A place to feel at home.

Acclaimed landscape architect Jack Merlo has cocooned the building in a verdant border, connecting it to the canopy of plane trees along Lindsay Street. Complementing the architecture are lush courtyards, serene rooftop gardens and a mix of evergreen and deciduous plantings to cultivate an environment of natural beauty.

For more information go to www.tentotwelvelindsay.com.au