Designed by PRAU Architects, Burke Street brings two standalone homes together through clean forms and a restrained material palette. White brick grounds the buildings, while white metal cladding gives the upper levels a lighter presence. Each home has its own layout: two bedrooms at the front and three at the rear, both with a single garage. Large openings bring natural light inside, and practical circulation makes the most of each footprint.

The architecture balances a shared identity with the independence of detached living. Materials, proportion and the relationship between the homes give the development its character. It is a straightforward approach to urban housing, with attention directed towards the spaces people use every day and the way each home meets the street.