park view summer duet

26 Lavarack St, Ryde, NSW 2112

A dual occupancy project located in the prestigious Ryde area, built entirely new on a challenging sloped terrain. The project's special highlight is the open view towards the park at the rear, bringing a living space close to nature. 

With impressive design and prime location, one of the two houses was successfully sold for 3 million AUD in 2025, affirming the project's outstanding investment value. 

Park View Summer Duet is a testament to the ability to optimally utilize the special terrain of the sloped land in the Ryde area. 

 The two adjacent houses are designed to create a harmonious and prominent architectural ensemble on the street, demonstrating a perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality. 

 The project's special feature lies in how the architect maximizes the advantage of the view towards the park at the rear. The arrangement of living spaces oriented towards this area not only brings abundant natural light but also creates a direct connection with the green landscape. The facade of the dual occupancy is designed with balance, creating a strong visual focal point while still harmonizing with the surrounding urban context. 


The solution for handling the sloped terrain is demonstrated through clever spatial layering, turning challenges into opportunities to create floors with different views. This not only optimizes functional use but also increases the aesthetic value of the entire construction. The connection system between the two residential units is designed to ensure privacy for each family while maintaining unity in architectural language. 

Materials are carefully selected to suit the local climate and contemporary architectural trends. The combination of traditional and modern elements creates an architectural work that is both timeless and meets the living needs of today's generation. 

The result is a dual occupancy project that not only provides high-quality living space but is also an exceptionally profitable investment, as proven by the 3 million AUD transaction value for one of the two houses.