Headland Terraces was designed to make the most of natural light, views, and the surrounding environment. The orientation of the building ensures it fits well within the local area, complements the landscape, and does not cause privacy or shading issues for nearby buildings in The Shoreline development.

Higher floors of Headland Terraces offer great views—north towards Macauleys Headland, south towards Jetty Beach, and west towards the Great Dividing Range.

The secured entrance for residents is designed to be inviting, with a focal point that connects visually to nearby buildings including the RCF and the Pavilion (community space). The entrance leads people through a relaxing, easy-to-navigate space before they reach their units. Along the way, there will be places to pause and socialise, with features including a circular garden, soft landscaping, and seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces. These areas are designed to feel welcoming, utilising different ceiling heights and natural materials such as stone and wood.

The building’s exterior is designed with a mix of materials, different window designs, and vertical and horizontal elements to break up its size and make it feel more human-scaled. The middle section of the tower has deep balconies, metal screens, and visible joints to add detail and reduce its overall bulk.

Read more about the individual projects that are part of The Shoreline – The Shoreline, The Shoreline Residential Care Facility, The Shoreline The Villas