Facebook Tweet Help Stories Apartments and Multi-unit Beachside high-rise Share Tweet Help Multi-storey residential developments are transforming many beach suburbs. The Nautilus, developed by Cornerstone, is the first such building in Orewa View of apartment building complex with beach behind. The traditional concept of a bach by the beach has changed dramatically over the past few years. Many people are looking for a little more comfort on holiday, and others are looking for a more permanent beachside home. For both these groups, minimal maintenance is also a priority.Not surprisingly, the development of high-rise beachside apartments has provided an alternative solution for these groups. The first such building in Orewa is Cornerstone's Nautilus development an upmarket 12-storey apartment complex designed by Walker Architects. View of apartment building complex with beach behind. The exterior of the Nautilus has a distinctive aerofoil shape, which points to the ocean and captures the sense of the marine location. With its green-tinted glass and the silvery-grey roof underbelly, the design is reminiscent of a fish.Each living area and adjoining terrace has extensive views of the beach and gulf, with interiors also designed to reflect the location. View of apartment building complex with beach behind. On-site amenities include a fully equipped gym, running track lagoon-style pool and spa.For more details, contact Cornerstone Group, 372 Rosedale Rd, Albany, Auckland, phone (09) 415 4490, fax (09) 415 3300. Or visit the website: www.cornerstonegroup.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 10 Dec, 2004 Apartments Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Rising to the occasion 05 Jan, 2025 Supporting the arts 05 Jan, 2025 A strong home in a strong land 05 Jan, 2025 We know the Specialists Similar Stories