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SPACIOUS, VIBRANT CITY APARTMENTS—Locally based firm Architects Becerra have delivered a project that makes

a bold architectural statement and elevates the area’s calibre of design.

The seven-storey building contains a boutique collection of perfectly

planned, beautifully appointed 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments.

Set on a high point, the apartments capture sweeping district views, with

some residences enjoying 270-degree panoramic views of the city skyline

and Botany Bay. Clever architectural design ensures that all apartments

harness northerly sun. Alfresco spaces are generous, with apartments on

the eastern corner featuring wraparound balconies.

The building’s distinctive façade is characterised by coloured aluminium

cladding in geometric shapes, complemented by a cantilevered roofline,

giving strength to the design.

Aperture harnesses Marrickville’s distinctive, creative atmosphere and

translates it into a modern living environment. Mere footsteps from its

dining and retail epicentre, these boutique apartments are perfectly

positioned to enjoy all the colour and vitality of this wonderfully diverse

area. Conveniently close to countless local attractions, the city and nearby

village hubs, Aperture offers a friendly neighbourhood vibe within easy

reach of CBD conveniences.

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detail.AND CAREFUL CRAFTSMANSHIP THROUGHOUT—Aperture’s interiors have been carefully considered right down to the

very last detail, creating ambient spaces that are inviting and perfect for

entertaining. They reflect the thought and meticulous care that has gone

into making the development unique.

Sophisticated polyurethane joinery is complemented by feature

cabinetry, styled to blend seamlessly into the kitchen’s sleek aesthetic.

Waterfall island benches in ‘White Attica’ CaesarStone create a strong

focal point, while quality stainless steel Smeg appliances include wall-

ovens for easy functionality.

Timber-grain floor and feature wall tiles add a warm touch to bathrooms,

with contrasting chrome hardware accents. Solid timber floors in

the living spaces have an enduring elegance, while fully ducted air-

conditioning keeps living spaces and bedrooms temperate year round.

PICTURED BELOW Some Marrickville streets are adorned with unique, professional street art

PICTURED RIGHT Stylish modern kitchens open onto generous living spaces, perfect for entertaining

PICTURED BELOW Kitchens, living and balcony areas are seamlessly integrated

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zoom.TO THE CITY AND SURROUNDING SUBURBS—Having the train station an easy two minute walk from your door makes

commuting a breeze, with a journey to Town Hall taking just 17 minutes. One stop

away, Sydenham station connects to the new Metro rail network, while the new

Light Rail has a station one stop away in Dulwich Hill, taking you close to both

frame.YOUR LIFESTYLE AROUND THE LOCAL VILLAGE—Quintessential Inner West living revolves around village life

and the luxury of having everything you need so effortlessly

close to home. Aperture is tucked away just moments from

the heart of Marrickville, meaning you’ll rarely need to get in

your car, and a leisurely walk or public transport will take you

wherever you need to go.

Stroll to nearby supermarkets, make yourself at home in

revitalised local pubs or sample authentic cuisine from the

eclectic multicultural eateries for which Marrickville has

become renowned. Grab your morning coffee or lunch from

Cornersmith, where ethical and seasonal are the order of the

day, or enjoy handmade bread and pastries baked daily in the

converted warehouse surrounds of Two Chaps. Every Sunday,

stock up on farm-fresh produce at the Marrickville Organic

Food Markets, a weekly ritual for many locals.

Sydney Uni and the UNSW. A variety of bus routes are

also only footsteps away, and local schools, both private

and public, are highly regarded.

PICTURED RIGHT Marrickville Road’s main strip offers residents dining, retail and groceries in one easy location

PICTURED RIGHT The art and architecture found around much of Marrickville are truly unique

SYDNEY CBD

MARRICKVILLESTATION

MARRICKVILLEMAIN STRIP

MARRICKVILLEPUBLIC SCHOOL

FRASER PARK

FERNCOURTPUBLIC SCHOOL

MACKEY PARK

GOUGHWHITLAM PARK

WANSTEAD RESERVE

COOKS RIVER

PETERSHAMNEWTOWN

MARRICKVILLE

WOLLI CREEK

SYDENHAM

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develop.focus. A LOVE FOR A NEW

URBAN LANDSCAPE—Each year Marrickville Council hosts the much-loved Marrickville

Festival, a celebration of multiculturalism, global cuisine, live

music and entertainment. The Inner West Open Studio Trail, as

part of Art Month Sydney, encourages all local studios, galleries

and artist-run initiatives to open their doors to the public.

Considerable investment has gone into beautifying Marrickville’s

many parks. Wander down to the precinct known as The

Warren by the Cooks River, cycle along the bike path that hugs

its shores and enjoy the serene parkland surrounds, or swim

laps at nearby Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre.

ON CULTURE, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT—Live music is part of the fabric of Marrickville life, with venues such as Camelot Lounge

and The Factory hidden among the industrial vestiges of the suburb. Take a 500m

walk to LazyBones Lounge, where you can enjoy performances late into the night, free

from Sydney’s lock-out laws. Boutique micro-breweries such as Batch and The Grifter

Brewing Co. have sprung up, taking advantage of dramatic vacated warehouse spaces.

Calling Aperture home means choosing a lifestyle in perfect balance. Here you can

immerse yourself in a creative, cultured community then escape to a private urban

sanctuary that reflects Marrickville’s unique aesthetic and imaginative design culture.

A close-knit neighbourhood with a rich character all of its own, multicultural Marrickville

offers a charmingly rare sense of community. The area has emerged as an artistic Inner

West address respectful of its heritage while supportive of new ideas and inventive

endeavours. Its café culture, live music scene, artisan shops and eclectic calendar of

events make it one of Sydney’s most vibrant destinations on the forefront of Sydney’s

evolving city fringe.

PICTURED BELOW The Bower Reuse & Repair Centre is a unique group committed to reducing waste

PICTURED BELOW LazyBones Lounge is a great local spot for live music and late-night entertainment

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create.ARCHITECTS BECERRA

—Established in 2007 by Albert and Poppy Becerra, this Camperdown-

based practice has extensive experience in all aspects of architecture,

design, documentation and administration. Architects Becerra have

worked on projects across a large range of areas, from residential and

commercial to education facilities, hospitality, industrial and healthcare.

Architects Becerra’s design process begins with the relationship

between the client and the studio, where interaction between both

initiates the program and generates ideas. The palette of materials,

the relationship of the site and the creation of space are all carefully

considered to create functional buildings with an emphasis on the

client’s needs, the surrounding environment and the contextual fit.

HENLEY CONSTRUCTIONS

—Henley Constructions is a privately owned construction company

specialising in delivering high-quality residential projects. Over the past

10 years Henley has built an outstanding reputation for their exceptional

attention to detail and elite calibre of construction. The team prides itself

on professionalism, employing only the best staff to ensure streamlined

delivery and quality workmanship.

Henley Constructions’ key to success lies in working closely with clients,

and the long-standing relationships they have built with consultants and

subcontractors are a testament to the dynamic, collaborative nature

of the business. Having developed boutique and large-scale residential

projects from 10 to 500 units, Henley is on a strong growth trajectory with

ambitions to become one of Australia’s leading private developer/builders.

— 72-76 Parramatta Road, Camperdown

— 19-21 Larkin Street, Camperdown

— 69-71 Parramatta Road, Camperdown

— 456-458 Gardeners Road, Mascot

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