What Makes A Home Stand The Test of Time? Part 3: “Behind The Walls”
Our industry has come under considerable scrutiny recently, from both the public and the media, regarding the construction quality of residential projects of every size and scale. Quality, however, doesn’t happen by accident and reputations are built over many years rather than overnight.
When planning any new Mirvac project, it is vitally important that we endeavour to inspire residents every day through our proven design principles, quality fittings and attention to detail. In the case of Yarra’s Edge, these inspiring details emerge in our corner Wharfside Residence via the Apaiser stone freestanding bath and basins, incorporation of extensive timber veneer flush panel joinery, and private lifts to whisk residents up to a rooftop terrace for CBD views - all included as standard.
Design integrity has become a key marker of Mirvac homes. It is a point of difference that serves residents well, and is a key determining factor in adding a price premium when it comes time to sell. Design integrity and quality is at the very heart of Mirvac and is an ethos we are extremely proud of.
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