Sky Garden, Glen Waverley
Sky Garden | Image: Tom Hutton Photography
Bold, sculptural and elegant, the three towers of Sky Garden rise above the redeveloped The Glen Shopping Centre, located in the heart of Glen Waverley. Conceptualised by award-winning architects Rothelowman and DKO Architecture, Sky Garden is an iconic address with distinctive architecture, luxurious interiors, and impressive amenities paired with sweeping panoramic views from the Dandenong Ranges to Melbourne’s city skyline.
Inspired by five natural elements: fire, earth, metal, water and wood, each of the three towers has its own character. Likewise the project’s sanitary ware is just as unique, featuring customised fixtures and fitting throughout. Collaborating closely with Harvey Norman Commercial Victoria, Streamline Products were tasked with translating the architect’s exceptional vision into a reality.
Custom created tapware and solid surface basins by Streamline | Image: Tom Hutton Photography
Developing a wholly original accessory range for the project reflective of Sky Garden’s unique aesthetic, Streamline drew inspiration from their existing Vierra tapware collection. Adapting the collection to feature precision squared side face knurling on handles, all accessories feature an exquisite custom brushed surface finish. In order to achieve the highly refined finish, Streamline perfected new engineering technology within their R+D department. Committed to delivering a highly specialised sanitary ware specification offering for the project, Streamline also created custom solid surface basins to compliment bespoke joinery within the unique bathroom spaces.
Precision squared side face knurling on handles, all accessories feature an exquisite brushed surface | Image: Tom Hutton Photography
In addition to the custom basins, tapware and accessory ranges, three new PVD colours were introduced to complete the story for the success of the Sky Garden visualisation. The PVD colours, Champagne Brass, Rich Bronze and Lustre Bronze, were presented and adapted beautifully into the development.
Custom PVD colours were created to meet the design brief | Image: Tom Hutton Photography