Creating a private garden oasis on a cramped city-fringe plot complete with a dining zone, barbecue area, sun lounge and spa was a daunting task requiring ingenuity, expert design and quality materials to complete.
The harbourside suburb of Woolloomooloo in Sydney features narrow streets, scarce parking and high pedestrian traffic. While the norm for residents, the narrow one-way street leading to the build site of this apartment building complicated matters for the team at Urban Garden Enrichment.
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