Residences around still water
Eighty-four homes in two low buildings of stone and timber, turned inward to a courtyard pond on the north bank of the river.
01 · Three hours
07:00
07:00
Morning arrives sideways. It finds the kitchen first, then the far wall, and the pond below is still a sheet of grey glass.
13:00
At noon the light drops straight into the hollow. Deep terraces keep the rooms cool while the water throws soft patterns on the ceilings.
19:00
Late sun turns the stone warm and the timber darker. The day ends facing the water, not the street.
02 · The North Bank
The quiet bank of the river, ten minutes from the old centre by bridge. Daily life is measured in footsteps and pedals: there is a tram stop at the corner and a ferry that still crosses on the hour.
03 · Homes
One calm room that does everything: a long kitchen wall, a sleeping alcove behind linen curtains and a window seat at the height of the reeds.
Living space toward the light, the bedroom tucked to the quiet side. A first home that already feels settled.
A through-room from kitchen to terrace, two bedrooms with their own baths and a deep terrace that works as a summer room.
Corner homes with light on three sides. A hall wide enough for a bench, a living room wide enough for a long table.
Two levels under the sky: open living below, the private floor above and a roof garden that looks straight down onto the water.
04 · The Ground Floor
The ground floor belongs to the residents. Instead of retail units facing the street, three shared rooms face the courtyard and keep the noise on the other side of the wall.
Reed House · Ground
A double-height reading room open to residents from seven to eleven, with a long table facing the water and a shelf for every flat.
Alder House · Ground
Bike stands, a repair bench and a shared tool wall. Space for the things that make a weekend.
Courtyard · Ground
A small café-studio run by one tenant, with a pass-through window onto the boardwalk and no street frontage at all.
05 · Facing the stillness
Every living room in Hollowmere opens toward the pond. The street is behind you; in front, there is only water, reeds and the slow change of the sky in it.
06 · Rituals
07 · Plan of the Hollow
08 · Payment rhythm
Five instalments, each tied to a visible stage of construction. You never pay ahead of what you can walk around and see.
10%
Reservation
On signing
0–10%
20%
Foundations
Q2 2026
10–30%
25%
Structure topped out
Q1 2027
30–55%
25%
Facade closed
Q3 2027
55–80%
20%
Keys
Spring 2028
80–100%