Discover the epitome of contemporary urban living at Burnley Maltings, a bespoke townhome development nestled in the heart of Burnley, Victoria. This vibrant community offers a unique fusion of modern design and lush green spaces on the banks of the Yarra River

<h3>Impeccable Interiors and Exceptional Design</h3>

Step into luxury with Burnley Maltings' meticulously crafted residences. Each terrace home showcases a seamless blend of urban, industrial, and residential heritage, providing a truly distinctive living experience. Natural light floods through expansive windows, illuminating living spaces adorned with authentic materials and exquisite finishes.

<h3>An Array of Onsite Amenities</h3>

At Burnley Maltings, residents enjoy access to a range of exclusive amenities designed to enhance everyday living. Relax and unwind in the tranquil inner courtyard, expertly landscaped by renowned designer Jack Merlo. Whether you're enjoying a morning coffee amidst lush greenery or hosting a Sunday barbecue with friends, the central courtyard provides a serene sanctuary in the heart of the city.

Embrace indoor-outdoor living with private gardens or rooftop spaces, perfect for alfresco dining or soaking in panoramic views of the Yarra River and the city skyline. Burnley Maltings offers unparalleled lifestyle flexibility for residents seeking the ultimate urban retreat.

<h3>Local Amenities Abound</h3>

Experience the best of Burnley's vibrant neighbourhood with an array of local amenities just steps away. Enjoy a stroll along the Main Yarra Trail or explore nearby parks such as Barkly Gardens and Golden Square Bicentennial Park. For families, top-tier educational institutions including Richmond Primary and Melbourne Girls College are within easy reach, ensuring a quality education for residents of all ages.

<h3>Meet the Collaborators</h3>

Jack Merlo

Jack Merlo is a visionary landscape architect recognised for his transformative designs that harmonise natural elements with modern living, crafting outdoor spaces that evoke tranquillity and timeless beauty.

Developed by Urban

Developed by Urban is a leading property development company specialising in creating vibrant, sustainable communities that enhance urban landscapes, fostering connectivity, and quality of life for residents.

Hamilton Marino Builders

Hamilton Marino Builders is a trusted construction company known for its commitment to excellence and integrity, delivering superior craftsmanship and innovative solutions across residential, commercial, and industrial projects.

JAK Investment Group

JAK Investment Group is a dynamic real estate investment firm dedicated to identifying and capitalising on lucrative opportunities, driving growth and maximising returns through strategic acquisitions and asset management.

Elevate your lifestyle at Burnley Maltings and experience urban living at its finest. Discover the unparalleled luxury and convenience that await you in this vibrant community. Enquire via Urban today!

Burnley Maltings, Richmond - 45 Gibdon Street, Richmond

Discover the art of luxury living in the heart of Fitzroy with 131 Smith Street. Designed by the renowned architects at Freadman White, this exclusive development boasts just 40 apartments with uninterrupted city views, large balconies, and a communal entertaining rooftop with stunning views. The interiors of 131 Smith Street are equally as impressive with marble island benchtops, concealed air conditioning in all bedrooms and living room, and high-end appliances including Gaggenau or Miele with integrated Liebherr fridges.

Experience a new level of sustainability with 131 Smith Street's carbon neutral design and double glazing, providing you with peace of mind for the future. With individual EV charging points and no car stackers or car lifts, you can enjoy the benefits of low-emission living.

Located just 100m from the vibrant Gertrude Street, 131 Smith Street is the perfect place to call home. With its close proximity to Fitzroy's best restaurants, cafes, and shops, you'll enjoy all the perks of inner-city living without sacrificing the peace and tranquility of your home.

Don't miss out on this once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Fitzroy's history. With construction already commenced and stamp duty savings still available, now is the time to secure your place in the heart of this iconic neighbourhood.

131 Smith Street, Fitzroy

<ul><li>The building at 44 Smith Street is proposed to be demolished, with the existing buildings at 40 and 42 Smith Street to be retained. </li>
	<li>A 9-storey mixed-use residential building is proposed to be constructed, comprising 17 apartments and 2 shops. </li>
	<li>The lower level will contain 2 apartments with 1 bedroom each, while the ground level will have 2 shops with mezzanine levels each, as well as the upper levels of apartments 1 &amp; 2 containing 2 bedrooms. </li>
	<li>Level 1 will have 3-bedroom apartments and Level 7 will also have 3-bedroom apartments. In between these two floors there are 4 levels that all contain only one apartment type which has 3 bedrooms.  </li>
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40-44 Smith Street, Collingwood

- A new standard of townhomes for Pascoe Vale South 
- Walk to Pascoe Vale Station 
- Selected townhomes feature city views

The Anderson Collection brings to Pascoe Vale South a new standard of townhomes, architecturally designed to make an elegant statement.

These 19 elegant townhomes boast an elevated position in a quaint and relaxing Pascoe Vale South neighbourhood street.

Indoor spaces are drenched in glorious light, flowing into outdoor realms. Glazed sliding doors offer an effortless connection to nature and lush greenery.

In selected townhomes, outdoor terraces capture amazing vistas of the city skyline, an open yet intimate space under the sky.

Entertain, meet or mingle at the landscaped central garden, complete with a resident edible garden, BBQ and outdoor dining area. 

The Anderson Collection will further bring the streetscape to life with curated retail experiences, a café and specialty shops. 

Walking distance to Pascoe Vale station, buses and the Moonee Ponds Creek Linear Reserve, it brilliantly offers a unique opportunity in an established neighbourhood.

The Anderson Collection - 9 Anderson Street, Pascoe Vale South

74-84 Rose Street, Fitzroy

Napier Street - 223 Napier Street, Fitzroy

550 Burke Road, Camberwell

Design-driven Melbourne apartment developer ANGLE has revealed its next project.

The company is partnering with the Melbourne Anglican Trust Corporation, the landowner of a prime 2,784 sqm site spanning 552A and 550 Burke Road, and 250 Camberwell Road, to deliver two new residential buildings comprising 36 apartments.

In its early stages, the project is being referred to as <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/550-burke-road-camberwell-vic-3124">Edition 08: St John’s Place</a>, due to its location within the St John’s Anglican Church precinct and its proximity to the historic church itself. The development is set to cater primarily to families and downsizers, with a focus on three-bedroom residences—a market ANGLE has targeted since its founding just over a decade ago.

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Designed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/freadman-white-architects">Freadman White</a>, with landscape architecture by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/landscape-architect/oculus">OCULUS</a> and urban design input from Andy Fergus, the proposal prioritises contextual sensitivity and civic engagement.

The built form is carefully set back to preserve the visual prominence of the adjacent St John’s Church, a 1957 heritage-listed building. It also responds thoughtfully to the neighbouring Lower Reserve and Camberwell Primary School.

A four-storey volume will front Burke Road, designed at a reduced scale to align with the existing streetscape, while a more prominent eight-storey structure is located toward the rear of the site, adjacent to parkland.

The proposed material palette includes warm-toned brickwork, raw and textured concrete, and refined metal cladding—referencing local civic and ecclesiastical architecture while establishing a contemporary identity.

One of the key features of the proposal is a new public laneway connecting Burke Road to Lower Reserve. This link will be activated by ground-floor commercial tenancies and a food and beverage venue, formalising pedestrian movement through the precinct and strengthening the interface between the church and park.

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ANGLE has become synonymous with creating apartment projects tailored for families and downsizers in some of Melbourne’s most desirable neighbourhoods. The developer is soon to begin construction on Fernhurst, a boutique project featuring just 17 apartments and three homes on a 4,000 sqm site in Kew’s prestigious Studley Park precinct.

Fernhurst is located just over 500 metres from ANGLE’s previous Studley Park development, the multi-award-winning Fenwick.

The redevelopment of this portion of the St John’s precinct follows a 2024 subdivision approval, with the broader masterplan aiming to support the Church’s continued community operations while enabling contemporary urban renewal.

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Designed by Freadman White, with landscape architecture by OCULUS and urban design input from Andy Fergus, the proposal prioritises contextual sensitivity and civic engagement

Joel Robinson

First look: ANGLE partners with Melbourne Anglican Trust to deliver new apartments in Camberwell's St John's Church precinct

Developed by Urban is well on its way to delivering one of the most unique residential developments Burnley has ever seen.

Construction has well and truly kicked off at Burnley Maltings, a redevelopment of the heritage-protected landmark&nbsp;Barrett &amp; Burston Maltings, a historic malting factory that started life in the late 1800s as Terry's Burnley Brewery.

With everything going on at Burnley Maltings, we took a trip down to the display suite, located in the building's original caretaker's residence.

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The townhouses at&nbsp;<a href="/new-apartments/burnley-maltings-richmond-45-gibdon-street-richmond">Burnley Maltings</a>, on the border of <a href="/developments/richmond-vic-3121?sort=">Richmond</a>, cater for multi-generational living but are low maintenance. All but one townhouse in the development of 37 residences offering three bedrooms, while several have a separate home office space and all have large rooftop terraces.

So far, Burnley Maltings has proven popular with downsizers from Melbourne's eastern suburbs, those who want to be closer to the action. The Gibdon Street development sits in close proximity to <a href="/new-townhouses/burnley-vic-3121">Burnley</a> Station, several parks with signiificant gardens, and Burnley's 18-hole golf course, which is currently being redesigned.

<a href="/news/vic/from-garden-suburb-to-commercial-hub-burnleys-next-phase-of-transformation">Read more:&nbsp;From garden suburb to commercial hub: Burnley's next phase of transformation</a>

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The townhouses will sit in landscaping by prominent landscaper Jack Merlo.

Burnley Maltings is on track to be completed in late 2025.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/vic/why-downsizers-are-flocking-to-burnley-maltings">Why downsizers are flocking to Burnley Maltings</a>

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So far, Burnley Maltings has proven popular with downsizers from Melbourne's eastern suburbs, those who want to be closer to the action

Inside Burnley Maltings: Urban's display suite tour of Burnley's most exciting new townhouse development

Melbourne's inner-east suburb of&nbsp;Burnley has long been played second fiddle to its more prominent neighbours of Cremorne, Richmond and Hawthorn.

Since the 1850s, <a href="/developments/burnley-vic-3121">Burnley</a> has been considered as one of Melbourne's premier garden suburbs,&nbsp;with over half of its 112-hectares dedicated to parks and gardens. Where adjoining suburbs have seen an influx of investment in both commercial and residential development, Burnley has flown under the radar and retained a nature-first feel.

But now the small suburb on the Yarra is set for a transformation of its own.

Some 3,600 new workers will be flooding into Burnley daily later this year when Australia Post shifts if HQ to a new $450 million purpose-built office building on Swan Street which is being developed by ASX-listed commercial property giant Charter Hall. Next door Bamfa is also readying a $350 million, Cox Architecture-designed glass office building which will trigger a further 2,500 workers daily. Both offices are located next to the Burnley Station, which sees arrivals from four of Melbourne’s busiest train lines and trams.

The two major commercial office buildings have&nbsp;opened the door to the possibilities of Burnley. What Burnley doesn't have going for it, in terms of those wanting to move into the suburb, is an abundance of housing. Property data analytics firm CoreLogic says there are less than 500 houses and apartments in Burnley, and only five of those have sold so far in 2024.&nbsp;

Between the most recent census collections, Burnley's population has only grown from 769 people to 794, just over 20 people in five years.&nbsp;

Comparatively Cremorne, which is around 40 hectares smaller than Burnley, has a population of well over 2,000.&nbsp;

Contributing to it is the fact that nearly half of the whole suburb is occupied by parks, while the Burnley Golf Course, which is temporarily closed as the 18-hole course undergoes a major redesign, contributes to over 10 per cent of Burnley's entirety.

On the other side of Swan Street is the six-hectare Burnley Park, home to Burnley Oval, Burnley Park Playground, and The&nbsp;Burnley Circus,&nbsp;the largest designated event site within the City of Yarra.

There's even more greenery surrounding The University of Melbourne Burnley Campus, where it's no surprise the horticulture classes are taught. The campus is surrounded by the heritage-listed Burnley Gardens, a nine-hectare open green space that features over 1,000 different species of plants as well as some of the oldest trees in Melbourne.

Burnley Gardens is also home to several sporting fields and clubs including Richmond Junior Football Club, Richmond City Cricket Club, Collingwood City Soccer Club and&nbsp;FC Melbourne Srbija who play in the NPL.

Opportunities to develop both residential and commercial property in the suburb have always been few and far between. While Burnley is known for its gardens, it has a significant industrial heritage too. Many of the old industrial buildings still line the streets.

Melbourne developer <a href="/developers/developed-by-urban">Developed by Urban</a>, who specializes in restorations of old and heritage-listed buildings, have looked to Burnley for its latest adaptive reuse project. In a joint venture with JAK Investments, Urban will be redeveloping the heritage-protected landmark&nbsp;Barrett &amp; Burston Maltings, a historic malting factory that started life in the late 1800s as Terry's Burnley Brewery.

"Burnley has been on our radar for some time” explains Urban Director Bart O’Callaghan.

”It is closer to the amenities of the Yarra River, better serviced by public transport and employment opportunities and has better access to both primary and secondary schools than neighbouring suburbs of Richmond and Cremorne.

"One train stop from Burnley Station on the Glen Waverly line puts you at Heyington Station St.Kevins College and St Catherines School Toorak. Two stops on the Belgrave and Lilydale line puts you at Glenferrie Station a short walk to MLC, Xavier College and Trinity Grammar. &nbsp;Richmond Primary School, Melbourne Girls College and Richmond High School are all a short walk. There is direct access to the Yarra, the Monash Freeway and Melbourne’s sporting Precinct is a walk away.&nbsp; "

O’Callaghan says for years Burnley's main&nbsp;detraction had been the operating heritage maltings which finished operations in 2018.

"We have put a tonne of work into the heritage restoration and reimagining of the c.1885 space to now incorporate 1,000 sqm of gardens and beautifully designed new homes, perfect for Families and downsizers alike.

“So often Melbourne families living in the inner suburbs are forced further away from the CBD in pursuit of space and a larger family home close to Schools. Burnley Maltings townhomes include lock-up garages, oversized bedrooms rooftop terraces and oodles of family living space.”

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The new development, <a href="/new-apartments/burnley-maltings-richmond-45-gibdon-street-richmond">Burnley Maltings</a>, incorporates much of the industrial building into the 37 two and three-bedroom townhouses which will surround the heritage silos and over 1,000 sqm of lush, green space landscaped by the renowned <a href="/architects/jack-merlo">Jack Merlo</a>. All but one townhouse has a private rooftop terrace with views over the Yarra River and out to the city skyline.

The 3,568 sqm site is located toward the northwest corner of Burnley at 45 Gibdon Street, 400 metres from the golf course and next to&nbsp;Twickenham Crescent Reserve and Golden Square Bicentennial Park. The&nbsp;Yarra River Parklands-Loys Paddock and the Main Yarra Trail are just 400 metres south of Burnley Maltings.

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Serotonin Café (200m), Friends of Mine (300m) and over 1,000 sqm of new hospitality offerings are soon to be opened at 480 Swan Street, only a 400 sqm walk from the project. An unlimited offering of food, hospitality and shopping options along Swan Street is only a short ride away.

Burnley Maltings is now under construction and slated for completion in late 2025.

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From garden suburb to commercial hub: Burnley's next phase of transformation

Construction is underway on Outline Projects' <a href="/developments/fitzroy-vic-3065">Fitzroy apartment development</a>, <a href="/buildings/131-smith-street-fitzroy-131-smith-street-fitzroy">131 Smith St</a>.

The project aims to strike a balance between preserving the heritage of Smith Street while offering a modern and sustainable living space for the future.

The focus is not just on immediate appeal, but on ensuring that the building matures over time, leaving a minimal impact on the planet.

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Designed by the&nbsp;Ilana Freadman and Michael White-led Freadman White Architects, <a href="/buildings/131-smith-street-fitzroy-131-smith-street-fitzroy">131 Smith St</a> makes the most of every space, providing functionality, flexibility, and versatility to accommodate all needs.

Natural materials harmonise the building with the Smith Street-scape, while textural forms and raw finishes preserve a lo-fi charm in keeping with the neighbourhood's character.&nbsp;

Under the leadership of former architect Peter Forsyth, <a href="/developers/outline-projects">Outline</a> works through partnerships with leading architects and designers like Freadman White, to embrace the qualities of a site and to promote a holistic lifestyle for residents and occupants.

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Projects like <a href="/buildings/131-smith-street-fitzroy-131-smith-street-fitzroy">131 Smith St</a>, 44–46 Greeves Street, Fitzroy and Little Oxford Street demonstrate the group's bespoke approach, delivering projects that are designed to get better with age.

The carbon neutral building has sustainability at its core, evident through the range of environmentally-friendly initiatives.

Boasting an all-electric status, <a href="/buildings/131-smith-street-fitzroy-131-smith-street-fitzroy">131 Smith St</a> incorporates solar panels on the rooftop, supplying electricity to the common area, while a centralised electric hear pump hot water system and energy-efficient appliances further contribute to the building's carbon footprint.&nbsp;

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Double-glazed windows enhance insulation throughout,&nbsp;ensuring optimal energy efficiency and climate control within the building, while rainwater harvesting and water-efficient appliances minimise water consumption and waste.

The site will also include electric vehicle charging points in the basement, as well as shared e-bikes for residents and 52 bicycle parking spaces. These sustainable transport options compliment the suburb's 99 out of 100 Walk Score, with accessibility to amenities and public transport a breeze from <a href="/buildings/131-smith-street-fitzroy-131-smith-street-fitzroy">131 Smith St</a>.&nbsp;

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The focus is not just on immediate appeal, but on ensuring that the building matures over time, leaving a minimal impact on the planet.

Urban Editorial

Outline Projects to bring sustainability to Fitzroy with 131 Smith St apartments

Urban Develop has launched Burnley Maltings, a collection of new heritage terraces townhouses which will be developed as an&nbsp;adaptive reuse of the heritage-protected landmark building Barrett &amp; Burston Maltings in Burnley.

Over the years, the landmark building has undergone numerous transformations, evolving from Terry's Burnley Brewery in the late 1800s into the recently vacated Barrett &amp; Burston Maltings.

Today, it stands on the precipice of another remarkable transformation as Burnley Maltings takes centre stage.&nbsp;

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Burnley Maltings comprises only 37 two and three-bedroom heritage and contemporary townhouses with a rooftop terrace overlooking uninterrupted views of the Yarra River, the CBD skyline, and glimpses of Melbourne's prestigious mansions along Alexandra Parade, South Yarra, and St Georges Road, Toorak.

The townhouses will surround the iconic Burnley heritage silos and a lush, green courtyard landscaped by the renowned Jack Merlo.

The architectural vision for this project is to acknowledge and celebrate the site's heritage while ushering in a new chapter of its storied existence.

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Inspired by Burnley's urban, industrial, landscape, and residential heritage, Freadman White Architects integrated the heritage-protected grain silos and iconic facades on Gibdon Street and the Monash Freeway into the new architectural design, artfully modernised with contemporary elements such as large windows and vertical louvres.

Spanning an impressive 3,568 sqm, the Barrett &amp; Co Maltings site is only four kilometres from the CBD, at the centre of inner-city amenities, roads and parks and boasts extensive panoramic views—highly appealing attributes to prospective buyers in the Melbourne market.

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Colliers agent Peter Bremner says it's probably one of the largest undeveloped titles in Burnley. It offers impressive views of the CBD skyline from higher levels and provides good panoramic views in all directions.

The Burnley Maltings Display, housed in the old caretaker's quarters, provides a compelling insight into how the project will marry contemporary living with historical preservation. Every aspect, from signage to display items, has been thoughtfully curated to align with strict heritage overlays, ensuring that the rich history of this site is revered and celebrated.

Burnley Maltings comprises only 37 two and three-bedroom heritage and contemporary townhouses with a rooftop terrace overlooking uninterrupted views of the Yarra River and the CBD skyline

Urban Develop launch Burnley Maltings

The Anderson Collection in <a href="/new-townhouses/pascoe-vale-south-vic-3044">Pascoe Value South</a>, currently being developed by Branson Group, is a striking display of modern architecture and disciplined ingenuity.

With its elegant movement and fluid beauty, the development stands as a tribute to the significance of its location, where a beloved local ballet school once thrived for over six decades.

Now, <a href="/new-townhouses/the-anderson-collection-9-anderson-street-pascoe-vale-south">The Anderson Collection</a> is set to become a new destination that offers a unique living experience for the community.

Designed by <a href="/architects/freadman-white-architects">Freadman White Architects</a>, the 19 townhomes narrate a story of rhythmic terraces, seamlessly blending geometric forms with gentle curves.

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Perched in an elevated position, the townhomes provide views of the Melbourne city skyline, adding a touch of luxury to their appeal.

The contemporary townhomes boast a cohesive yet distinct character, featuring crafted brickwork, durable metal cladding, and subtle bronze details.

Each of the townhomes offers a generous living space, designed and constructed to stand the test of time.

The interiors are bathed in natural light, connecting with the outdoors, while glazed sliding doors effortlessly link indoor spaces with nature and the lush greenery that surrounds the development.

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Beyond its residential offerings, <a href="/new-townhouses/the-anderson-collection-9-anderson-street-pascoe-vale-south">The Anderson Collection</a> brings added vitality to the streetscape with curated retail experiences, a café, and specialty shops.&nbsp;

Two and three-bedroom floorplans are still remaining, with prices from&nbsp;$795,000.&nbsp;

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Designed by Freadman White Architects, the 19 townhomes narrate a story of rhythmic terraces, seamlessly blending geometric forms with gentle curves

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The design behind The Anderson Collection in Pascoe Vale South

Branson Group are set to transform a site that was for over 60-years a much-loved local ballet school into a collection of just 19 townhouses.

Freadman White Architects are behind the designs which will pay tribute to the significance of the site, creating a new destination for the community.

The townhomes will be constructed at the Pascoe Vale South site, with the building combining a series of rhythmic terraces and geometric forms and curves.

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Branson Group&rsquo;s Managing Director, Ben Atanasovski said they were excited about delivering the townhomes in the well-connected address. &nbsp;

&ldquo;The Anderson Collection brings to Pascoe Vale South a new standard of townhomes, architecturally designed to make an elegant statement,&quot;&nbsp;Atanasovski said.

&ldquo;At Branson Group, we are passionate about delivering townhomes of exceptional quality and enduring value, raising the benchmark of residential living in Melbourne&rsquo;s inner north.&quot;

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Boasting an elevated position, a mix of two and three-bedroom townhomes are available, with views across the Melbourne city skyline.

The building features a central landscaped garden, complete with a barbecue and an outdoor dining area, as well as an edible garden.

The ground floor space will also be occupied by three commercial tenancies, including a caf&eacute;, providing further amenity for buyers.

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The Anderson Collection has been designed with a focus on sustainability, with all of Branson&rsquo;s properties target to achieve a six-star energy rating, with the inclusion of double glazing and quality insulation, as well as energy-efficient appliances, lighting, climate and gas systems.

Each home will have water efficient fittings alongside rainwater collection, along with permeable paving, native planting, and cross ventilation.

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The project sits within walking distance to Pascoe Vale station, buses, shops, restaurants, and the Moonee Ponds Creek Linear Reserve, with the Melbourne CBD just 10-kilometres away.

&ldquo;The Anderson Collection is a rare opportunity for elevated townhome living, in a desirable and connected suburb,&rdquo; Atanasovski added.

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19 townhomes will be constructed at the Pascoe Vale South site, with the building combining a series of rhythmic terraces and geometric forms and curves.



Branson Group launch The Anderson Collection townhouses in Pascoe Vale South 

Even before its recent launch to the market, the new Fitzroy apartment development by the&nbsp;local Melbourne developer Outline Projects&nbsp;was a hit with the architecture community.

&quot;We had a number of early enquiries on the apartments from architects and designers given the following Freedman White has,&quot; Outline Projects Sales and Marketing Director Tom Aylward told Urban.

Aylward said when the site was acquired at 131 Smith Street, they said to themselves &quot;who is the best architect for the area and&nbsp;who interprets the Fitzroy lifestyle drivers the best?&quot;

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The design-driven developer&nbsp;has a solid reputation for producing striking projects in Fitzroy following their seven townhouses nearby at 44-46 Greeves Street, which were recently nominated for an award in the multiple housing category in the Australian Institute of Architects Architecture Awards for Victoria.

They knew Freedman White would fit their brief: to not create just another cookie-cutter development, and design something that is more a tune to the story of the area.

&quot;We were conscious of the enduring outcome of this site, sitting between two beautiful heritage buildings, so we felt a key outcome was to add to that streetscape and create something that would sit equally among it,&quot; Aylward added.

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The first street level facade is in keeping with the surroundings. There&#39;s a more contemporary build set back from the street, which will home the majority of the two and three-bedroom apartments.

There will be ground floor commercial on Smith Street, while residents will be afforded entry to the building both from Smith Street and one from Little Smith Street. Aylward expects the&nbsp;latter to be used the most frequently by owner-occupiers.

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&quot;They can enter and exit off the quieter Little Smith St and be a 150m walk to&nbsp;Gertrude Street,&quot; Aylward said.

There&#39;s extensive views on offer, and the sought-after western aspect, with views over Gore Street and Napier, which will never-to-be-built-out, given the heritage overlay, and therefore height control, of the area.

The focus for Outline was on the owner-occupier.

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The one-bedroom apartments start from a generous 64 sqm of internal living space, and have their own study area. Aylward expects to net a lot of first home buyers and investors interested in the one-bedroom stock, with owner-occupiers, rightsizers, and downsizers looking at the two and three-bedroom apartments.

There&#39;s already been enquiry come from Collingwood and Fitzroy.

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&quot;It&#39;s hard to get anyone out of Fitzroy once they&#39;ve lived in the area,&quot; Aylward says, due to its doorstep convenience, buzz of Smith Street bars, cafes and restaurants, and its extensive tram network to the city.

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The design-driven developer have a solid reputation for producing striking projects in Fitzroy following their seven townhouses nearby at 44-46 Greeves Street

Freadman White Architects

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