Impero Construction’s ‘Ladera’ consisted of the demolition of the existing building, and the construction of a new residential flat building. 
The building has two street access points, and spans over seven floors. Early works construction consisted of contiguous piling wall to two faces of the building, followed by a three-storey cut into sand and rock excavation, removing approximately 2500 tonnes of material.
The building itself, comprises of basement carparking for 12 cars, eight apartments, including the penthouse split over two levels with a structural steel roof structure to the penthouse living and dining space.
The crafted joinery and marble finishes are offset with the off-form concrete ceilings in the living room,  with a state-of-the-art kitchen to create an environment of natural ease and elegance. Ladera’s bathrooms are well proportioned and incorporate dual showers and freestanding bathtubs within a high-end natural palate of finishes.
The signature curvature of Luigi Rosselli Architects is apparent through Ladera’s stepped design, which creates an enhanced sense of open space. There can be no better position from which to enjoy the energy, creativity, and sheer indulgence of Sydney’s eastern suburbs.