Multi-Family Residential
Condos, purpose-built rentals, townhomes, and infill, built with the envelope discipline the coastal climate demands and the schedule discipline that financing draws demand. Both decide whether the project meets its pro forma.
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Scopes
Multi-family types we deliver
- Condominium projects (new and renovated).
- Purpose-built rental buildings.
- Townhomes and row-house developments.
- Infill multi-family on smaller urban sites.
- Senior and supportive housing.
- Major renovations of existing multi-family stock, including envelope retrofits.
What is multi-family residential construction?
Multi-family residential construction is the design and build of residential buildings containing two or more housing units, including condos, purpose-built rental, townhomes, and other multi-unit residential building types.
How is multi-family different from single-family residential?
Multi-family construction has different code requirements (fire separation, egress, sound transmission, accessibility), different mechanical and electrical complexity, different envelope challenges due to scale, and different financing structures. The skills required are closer to commercial construction than to single-family residential.
How does EDDA approach envelope on multi-family in Victoria?
EDDA approaches envelope as a building science discipline first. Cladding aesthetics matter, but the detailing decisions (flashing, air and moisture barriers, thermal continuity, ventilation strategy) are made for what the envelope will face over the building's life in a coastal climate.
Does EDDA work on purpose-built rental as well as strata?
Yes. EDDA delivers multi-family residential construction for both purpose-built rental and strata condominium projects, including projects that combine the two.
Can EDDA renovate or reposition existing multi-family?
Yes. EDDA delivers major renovations and envelope retrofits on existing multi-family buildings, with phasing and tenant coordination protocols for work on occupied buildings.