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Queenstown Court
Charlie Unit Perspectives

Queenstown Court

Perspectives of interior and exterior moments of the single family Charlie unit on the south side of the QTCT projectPerspectives of interior and exterior moments of the single family Charlie unit on the south side of the QTCT projectPerspectives of interior and exterior moments of the single family Charlie unit on the south side of the QTCT projectPerspectives of interior and exterior moments of the single family Charlie unit on the south side of the QTCT project
Perspectives of interior and exterior moments of the single family Charlie unit on the south side of the QTCT project

Designed as the most family friendly unit, Charlie provides the essentials for beach life. A large shared courtyard is created between the Charlie units finalizing the North/South axis of the complex.

Perspectives of interior and exterior moments of the single family Charlie unit on the south side of the QTCT project

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