3 UNITS KILSYTH SDA HOUSE:

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The Kilsyth SDA House, designed by Sky Architect Studio, is a contemporary Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) home located in Kilsyth, Victoria. Built in compliance with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), this house is tailored to meet the needs of individuals requiring high physical support and fully accessible living spaces. The home blends modern architectural design with the practicality of accessible living, offering a high-quality, comfortable environment that promotes independence.

DESIGN CONCEPT: ELEGANCE AND FUNCTIONALITY

The Kilsyth SDA House emphasizes accessibility without sacrificing style. The home features wide hallways, step-free transitions, and fully accessible rooms, ensuring easy movement for wheelchair users and those with mobility challenges. The open-plan kitchen, dining, and living areas are designed for social interaction while providing barrier-free access to outdoor spaces. The house also includes structural provisions for ceiling hoists and emergency power backups to meet the needs of residents requiring high physical support.

WHAT IS SDA?

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is housing designed to support people with significant disabilities, funded under the NDIS. SDA homes, like the Kilsyth SDA House, are created to enhance independence, providing functional and accessible living spaces. These homes include features like wide doorways, accessible kitchens, and bathrooms, as well as assistive technology provisions to ensure residents’ safety and comfort.

KEY FEATURES

  • Wide doorways and hallways to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility aids
  • Barrier-free kitchens and bathrooms with roll-in showers, adjustable benchtops, and grab rails
  • Structural provisions for ceiling hoists to assist with transfers in key areas like bedrooms and bathrooms
  • Energy-efficient design using sustainable materials for long-term cost-effectiveness and environmental benefits

The Kilsyth SDA House is a model of how modern design can be seamlessly integrated into Specialist Disability Accommodation, offering both functionality and a high standard of living for its residents. It sets a new benchmark in SDA housing by enhancing accessibility without compromising on design aesthetics, providing a supportive and independent living environment for individuals with high physical support needs.