23-25 Abercrombie Street CHIPPENDALE NSW 2008
Development application in DARLINGTON/CHIPPENDALE, New South Wales · City of Sydney
Proposed development
Section 96(2) modification of approved 6-storey mixed use building. Application seeks to change the internal configuration of all apartments, reduce the size of the decks on level 4 and remove the decks on level 5. External changes include modifications to the windows on the western elevation and the addition of floor to ceiling windows from level 4 to 5 with external sunscreen. The modifications will result in an overall increase in maximum roof height to 21.29 metres and the plant room roof height to 23.35 metres.
Application details
- Application number
- 2008_D/2012/1566/A
- Type
- DEVELOPMENT
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Residential - Multi Dwelling
- Lodged
- 14 April 2014
- Council
- City of Sydney
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Alteration/Addition
About this development application
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