AUSTRALIA — Willing Property’s ambitious West Residences project in Mount Lawley has reached a significant milestone, with construction progressing smoothly and sales hitting the halfway mark.
The development, a collaboration with acclaimed Klopper & Davis Architects and internationally renowned landscape architects CAPA, is set to become a striking addition to the Mount Lawley skyline.
The eight-storey development, which will house 29 grandly proportioned residences, is well underway.
Recent images showcase the progress of the construction, highlighting the project’s distinctive angular forms and oversized private balconies that promise to offer panoramic views of the city, river, and hills.
Since its public launch in May 2024, West Residences has achieved an impressive 50 per cent sell-through rate.
This strong market response underscores the appeal of the project’s vision to create an architecturally significant landmark that revives the area’s industrial heart while respecting Mount Lawley’s strong heritage connections.
The project remains on schedule, with completion expected in the first quarter of 2026.
This timeline aligns with Willing Property’s commitment to delivering a high-quality development that will benefit generations to come.
In an exciting development, Willing Property has announced a public art opportunity associated with the West Residences project.
This initiative further demonstrates the developer’s commitment to enhancing the local community and creating a vibrant, culturally rich environment.
West Residences is poised to become a defining feature of Mount Lawley’s evolving landscape.
With its blend of modern design and respect for local heritage, the development promises to offer residents a unique living experience.
The inclusion of a Willing Coffee shop at street level is expected to contribute to the lively Mount Lawley lifestyle, providing a space for community connection.
As construction continues and more residences are secured, West Residences is shaping up to be a significant addition to Mount Lawley’s architectural tapestry, promising to breathe new life into this storied locale.
