B05 Eternity

“A sanctuary in the centre of an urbanised environment”.
Project Name
Eternity
Case Study Type
Mid-rise
Architects
k20 Architecture
Photographer Details
k20 Architecture
a building with a wood wall and a wooden railing
a row of buildings with trees with Globe Theatre in the background

Overview

Currently being built using sustainably sourced timber and recycled materials, Eternity incorporate 21st Century technologies to harness the power of the sun, the rain and the earth. Feeling as though you are “in the shade of a tree” has been central to the design, with the floorplans that bring the outdoors in, and draw focus outwards to the trees of Stony Creek.

Construction uses a proprietary, very efficient massive timber design and is scheduled to be completed within 2020.

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