This student housing development is strategically located in Laucala Bay, Suva, bridging the gap between the Capital’s Education Precinct and the adjacent retail district. Situated on a long, narrow site, the project serves as a transitional zone that integrates the academic and commercial environments.
The development consists of four identical three-story apartment blocks. This repetition is intentional, creating a cohesive and homogeneous visual identity. The units are self-contained, offered in a mix of open-plan studios and two-bedroom configurations. Designed specifically for students relocating from overseas or outer islands, the complex prioritizes a sense of “home” and functional living. A strong focus on combining habitual living, learning, and recreation while Units feature cross-ventilation to manage the tropical climate and are positioned to frame ocean views. Ample storage solutions are built into the design.
The development can be characterized as a “Semi-Resort Apartment” living space. It features a free-flowing façade entry that reveals the internal structure, leading to a central courtyard equipped with palm trees, a swimming pool, and recreational facilities to support a balanced student lifestyle.
Service
Architecture
Sector
Residential & Apartments
Budget
AUD $12.8M
Land Size
1,200 sqm
Built Area
800 sqm
UNITS
12
Bedrooms
2 per unit

Bathrooms
1 per unit
Parking
10