(Jervois Apartments)
A considered acknowledgement of context has driven an intriguing architectural response for a boutique development of eight apartments in Herne Bay. Facing north on the ridgeline of Auckland’s most prestigious suburb, the design by Monk Mackenzie provides unobstructed harbour views.
The building’s undulating façade references the bay windows of the area, while animating light play and affording privacy to Jervois Road. The generously proportioned three-bedroom
apartments are superbly located to access the best of Auckland’s urban environment. The interior design by Amelia Holmes is an expression of understated luxury, with custom details to assure individuality and enduring elegance.
Jervois in Herne Bay is a confident expression of contemporary residential design by multi-award-winning architects Monk Mackenzie. The north-facing boutique development directs living areas towards the harbour, with seven of eight apartments enjoying sensational views.
The striking façade affords private enclosure to Jervois Road, yet still allows residents to take in all aspects of the street. The eight large, double-ended dwellings have a central courtyard to capture light, circulate air and offer nature’s peaceful respite. On either side are generous living and resting spaces, with all layouts providing three bedrooms.
Jervois’ apartments have lofty studs, full-height glazing, quality architectural detail, high-spec interiors and acoustics, landscaping and secure underground parking. The bespoke nature of the project allows residents’ individual needs and preferences to be met.
Moody rendered textured walls set the tone in the lobby and are carried through to the living spaces, offsetting the wide-plank French-oak floors, brushed brass details and natural stone surfaces. Bespoke and custom details assure each home at Jervois speaks of individuality and enduring luxury.
