Avera Urban Development
Straight-on frontal facade elevation at dusk, two figures standing at the entrance gate for scale, symmetrical composition.
The Developer

Avera Urban Development

We build residential architecture for Lagos — considered, material, and made to age well.

Our approach

Buildings judged by how they are lived in, not how they photograph.

Ìtùnú Residences is designed around the ordinary rhythms of a household — where light falls in the morning, where you put a table, how far it is from the front door to the kitchen. The apartments are two-bedroom homes at a realistic scale for Lagos, not oversized show units.

The material language is consistent from the street to the front door: natural stone, bronze detailing and timber screening that shades the balconies and gives the facade its rhythm. What you see on the outside continues inside.

Street-corner 3/4 view of the building at sunset, taller/narrower portrait crop than the existing corner-shot family (image-001/006/021/050/057).

A single building in Lekki, designed and delivered end to end.

Close-up architectural detail of stacked balconies at the building corner, golden-hour side light raking across timber slat screens and planters.
Craft

Material and detail

Deep, stacked balconies with timber slat screening give every residence outdoor space that is genuinely usable through the day. The screening moderates the light rather than blocking it, and the planting on each level softens the building's edges as it rises.

Portrait view of the floor-2 elevator lobby, same bronze-clad door design as image-026, with a console table added.
Continuity

Inside and out

The stone and bronze of the facade carry through into the shared circulation — lift lobbies, corridors and landings finished to the same standard as the homes themselves, so the transition from street to residence never drops in quality.

The development
Portrait full-night exterior view with the moon visible in the sky, wet street, warmly glowing windows — strong night/portrait companion to image-056.

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