Opportunity summary
Ten units offer practical repetition, and a named architect with a public professional phone creates a defensible route.
- Stage
- Form 2 amendment approved 11 February 2026 · Early project signal
- Cabinetry scope
- Ten kitchens, vanities, wardrobes, studies and storage cabinetry.
- The project contains ten dwellings.
- A Form 2 application was approved 11 February 2026.
- Development plans are public.
- Plans show one- and two-bedroom units with studies.
- Chindarsi Architects prepared the architectural drawings.
- The 2026 amendment may reactivate or refine the project.
- Cabinetry schedules should be repetitive and manageable.
- Architect outreach should first confirm construction status.
These are reasoned inferences, not statements from the issuing organisation.
- What did the Form 2 amendment change?
- Has construction started?
- Is a builder appointed?
- Has joinery already been procured?
Evidence
DecisionThe Form 2 application for ten dwellings was approved 11 February 2026.
City of Nedlands · checked 25 Aug 2026
DocumentsOriginal and revised development plans are publicly listed.
City of Nedlands · checked 25 Aug 2026
Unit mixPlans show one- and two-bedroom units, several with studies.
WA Development Assessment Panels · checked 25 Aug 2026
ArchitectThe drawing title block identifies Chindarsi Architects.
WA Development Assessment Panels · checked 25 Aug 2026
ContactThe drawings publish telephone 08 9328 7238.
WA Development Assessment Panels · checked 25 Aug 2026
JoineryTen compact apartments indicate a repeatable cabinetry schedule.
WA Development Assessment Panels · checked 25 Aug 2026