QTCT
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Queenstown Court
Maverick Unit Perspectives

Queenstown Court

Pair of perspectives of the three-story Maverick unit at the edges of the QTCT project designed for multiple residentsPair of perspectives of the three-story Maverick unit at the edges of the QTCT project designed for multiple residentsPair of perspectives of the three-story Maverick unit at the edges of the QTCT project designed for multiple residentsPair of perspectives of the three-story Maverick unit at the edges of the QTCT project designed for multiple residents
Pair of perspectives of the three-story Maverick unit at the edges of the QTCT project designed for multiple residents

Inside, each space is generated around a concrete core possessing all of the plumbing and ventilation functions. Balcony space on every floor, a double height living room, rooftop master bedroom and a second floor office/bedroom make this the most dynamic unit of the group.

Pair of perspectives of the three-story Maverick unit at the edges of the QTCT project designed for multiple residents

Perspectives

Infill

Urbanism

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