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Cottesloe boutique apartment development

Eight premium apartments approved in August 2026 with Kerry Hill Architects and developer-side representatives identified.

Opportunity summary

Only eight dwellings, high-design positioning and a recently issued approval suit an experienced architectural joiner.

Stage
Approved; pre-building-permit conditions · Early project signal
Cabinetry scope
Premium kitchens, vanities, wardrobes, laundries and architectural built-ins.
What is confirmed
  • Eight multiple dwellings were approved on 26 August 2026.
  • Planning reference is DAP/26/03091.
  • Kerry Hill Architects prepared the approved architectural drawings.
  • Fiveight and Tattarang representatives attended for the applicant.
  • A building permit is still required before works commence.
JOINA assessment
  • Joinery quality and detailing are likely to be above standard apartment specifications.
  • Builder and trade-package selection may still be underway.

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

Confirm before contacting
  • Has a head contractor been appointed?
  • Has joinery been documented or packaged?
  • What is the intended construction programme?

Evidence

Approval

DAP approved eight Cottesloe apartments on 26 August 2026.

Metro Inner DAP minutes · checked 17 Sept 2026
Architect

Approved documentation identifies Kerry Hill Architects.

Metro Inner DAP minutes · checked 17 Sept 2026
Applicant team

Fiveight and Tattarang representatives attended for the applicant.

Metro Inner DAP minutes · checked 17 Sept 2026
Contact route

Fiveight publishes a general business email and contact form.

Fiveight · checked 17 Sept 2026

Check before acting

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Attribution: Western Australian Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage