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Likely joinery requirementEarly project signal

Five-apartment coastal development, Coogee (DA/762/2026)

New five-storey boutique apartment proposal led by a residential architecture and interiors practice.

Opportunity summary

Only five apartments, with four three-bedroom dwellings, creates a concentrated but manageable premium residential package.

Stage
On exhibition to 2026-08-28 · Early project signal
Cabinetry scope
Five kitchens, laundries, vanities, wardrobes and possible common-area joinery.
What is confirmed
  • Council listed DA/762/2026 for exhibition from 14-28 August 2026.
  • The proposal comprises five apartments: one two-bedroom and four three-bedroom units.
  • EMK Architects Pty Ltd is the applicant.
JOINA assessment
  • The larger dwelling mix should support substantial kitchen and wardrobe scope.
  • EMK's architecture and interiors capability makes it a credible early specification contact.

These are reasoned inferences, not statements from the issuing organisation.

Confirm before contacting
  • Is a developer or builder appointed?
  • Are apartment interiors documented?
  • Will cabinetry be procured as one package?

Evidence

Scale

Five-storey residential flat building comprising five units.

Randwick City Council · checked 19 Aug 2026
Applicant

Applicant: Emk Architects Pty Ltd.

Randwick City Council · checked 19 Aug 2026
Practice capability

EMK describes its work as architecture and interior design for residences and boutique multi-residential projects.

EMK Architects · checked 19 Aug 2026
Joinery volume

Five predominantly three-bedroom units imply repeat kitchens, wardrobes and vanities.

Analyst inference from official dwelling mix · checked 19 Aug 2026

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Attribution: Randwick City Council