3 Cobram Drive

• Improved Liveability SDA
• 2 Participants + OOA
• Two Independent Living Environments

Functional, Spacious and Designed for Everyday Living

• The layout is split across two levels, providing separation between spaces while still maintaining a connected and comfortable home environment.
• The ground floor brings together one home's main living area, kitchen, and participant bedroom, while the second level provides the other home, with its own kitchen, living space, and bedroom.
• Each home's open-plan kitchen, meals, and family area forms its centre, creating a space where each participant can relax, cook, and spend time comfortably.
• The connection between indoor living and the outdoor area makes movement through the home feel natural and easy.
• The study on the ground floor, by the entry, has a robe and its own ensuite, and serves as the Onsite Overnight Assistance room.

Private Spaces That Support Independence

• The home includes two participant bedrooms, each designed to provide privacy and comfort.
• Each bedroom is positioned to allow separation between participants, which is especially important in shared living environments.
• The layout supports personal routines while still allowing connection to shared areas of the home.

Bathrooms are designed with accessibility in mind, including step-free showers, appropriate circulation space, reinforced walls for future support fittings if required.

Kitchen and Living Spaces

• Open, Practical and Easy to Use
• Each home's kitchen is integrated into its main living area, allowing participants to stay connected to everyday activities. Each includes essential appliances and has been designed with clear space around benches and fixtures to support ease of movement.
• Lighting throughout the home is consistent and practical, with dimmable lighting in living areas and bedrooms to improve comfort and usability.
• Switches and power points are positioned at accessible and consistent heights to make daily tasks simpler.

Support When Needed

• An Onsite Overnight Assistance room is included, allowing support staff to stay overnight when required.
• The design keeps support spaces separate from participant areas, helping maintain independence and privacy while ensuring assistance is close by.

Safe and Easy Outdoor Living

• The home includes a private outdoor area that connects directly to the main living space.
• The design supports easy access with step-free pathways and durable, slip-resistant surfaces.
• Outdoor areas are simple and low maintenance, providing a space for relaxation without adding unnecessary complexity.

Built for Comfort, Safety and Simplicity

• This home has been designed from the beginning to meet Improved Liveability requirements, not adapted later.

Key design elements include step-free access from the site boundary or parking area, wide doorways, consistent circulation spaces throughout the home.

Slip-resistant flooring is used in key areas including bathrooms, kitchen, external pathways.

• Reinforced walls in bathrooms allow for future installation of supports if required.

The layout ensures that essential spaces: a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen.