8 new and off the plan apartments for sale in Glenroy, VIC 3046

A thriving urban lifestyle precinct. Spacious warehouse-style apartments. Upscale communal and rooftop amenities. Designed by leading architects Fender Katsalidis, WOBO combines New York style warehouse living with the unmistakably warm feeling of home. WOBO invites daily journeys of revelation. Fresh coffee aromas, artisanal bakers, fresh food markets, curated retail and creative culture from the ground floor retail and open-air laneway alongside the building. WOBO, North Melbourne is situated closely to: Flemington Bridge Station. North Melbourne Community Centre. Melrose Shops. Macaulay Train Station. Royal Park. Royal Children's Hospital. The Royal Melbourne Hospital. Queen Victoria Market. University of Melbourne. RMIT University. University High. Errol Street Shopping Strip. Raising the bar in North Melbourne, WOBO’s 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments bring a new dimension to urban living. Distinctive living spaces framed by white oak timber floors under foot and exposed concrete ceilings above. Light, bright kitchens of refined joinery, premium SMEG appliances and natural stone benchtops. Dramatic bathrooms of future-retro style fluted glass and bronze finishes. WOBO feels different from your first step inside the New York-inspired residents’ lobby. The upper-level roof terrace provides a unique space for residents to dine and unwind. Set high above North Melbourne, the landscaped entertaining area features views of the Melbourne skyline complete with fire pit, seating pods and living, breathing communal spaces that bring nature up into the sky. The Private Members Lounge, set directly below the roof terrace on level 11, reimagines communal space. The theatre of a central fireplace, radiating modular lounges that bring people together in a welcoming setting. WOBO represents a new generation of smarter, greener and more practical places to live. Rooftop solar PV power. State of the art Organic Energy Plant. Smart home technology (automated heating and cooling). Electric vehicle share cars. Electric share bikes. Waste-free retail and hospitality.

Buy in the most popular section of Maidstone. Newcomer Amber Apartments is set to make an impact on the Maidstone streetscape, a product of the collaboration between Point Architects and Altus Development. Comprising 128 residences spread across five floors, this sophisticated low-rise offers residents a life of comfort in an ultra-convenient location. A cohesive design inside and out. The building’s facade adopts an innovative approach to textures and materials, characterised by a warm palette of rustic orange bricks that create an exquisite contrast with the black and white lines. This theme extends into the apartment interiors, where warm tones in a choice of two colour palettes create a sense of home. A new apartment with high-end interiors. Floor-to-ceiling windows filter in natural light, which permeates seamlessly throughout thanks to open plan layouts that create a sense of spaciousness. All apartments boast Tasmanian Oak floors and offer year-round comfort thanks to reverse cycle air conditioning and heating. Kitchens are equipped with Essastone benchtops, glass splashbacks, and stainless steel Westinghouse appliances.

Each apartment within 15 Thompson Street is designed for the things you'd expect: durability, functionality and longevity. The high-quality fixtures take care of that. We also designed it for what we know makes life healthier inside, like natural light and cross-flow ventilation. The interiors are a simple, essential backdrop to your everyday life. Our building is 100% electric – no fossil fuels are used for heating, cooling, cooking or power. Solar panels on the roof power the shared spaces with renewable energy. Open-air walkways support apartments to be more energy efficient, keeping them cool in the summer. On the ground floor, a considered mix of plants and trees helps to cool the entire building and support biodiversity. Here, environmental and social sustainability go hand in hand. Shared spaces across the building are an extension of your own home, designed to foster neighbourly and community connections. The rooftop for leisure and play. A bookable room for different uses – from dinner parties to Crafternoons. A workshop for doing all those messy jobs – fixing bikes or building planter boxes. And, most importantly, a bookable two-bedroom guest house for when guests come to stay. Kensington is a suburb in transition. Walking its streets, you can see how a recent industrial past is shifting to provide new ways to live together – through different types of housing to cultural and commercial centres like YoungHusband. We decided to build 15 Thompson Street here, to connect you to the many parks, pools and playgrounds, alongside train lines and trams.

Another Kennedy Nolan designed landmark is emerging where Fitzroy North and Carlton North meet. Sculptural in form with a handcrafted essence, Liverpool St is the embodiment of two neighbourhoods that prize authenticity, quality and a sense of discovery above all. Kennedy Nolan and Outline know how Melburnians love to live. At Liverpool St, the practice’s inherently sustainable, understated yet considered architectural touches lay the foundations for community to flourish and for people to feel at home. In the spirit of its neighbourhood, Liverpool St is profoundly serious at its core with an abiding playfulness revealed through innovative interactions between inside and out; between sanctuary and society. Judicious pops of colour, unexpected exposures of depth and shadow and variations of scale enliven the everyday. The rooftop’s sweeping city views inspire both quiet contemplation and spontaneous revelry. Within the collection of 33 occupier-driven one, two, and three-bedroom homes, absolute comfort is assured by an emphasis on true living. Deeply deliberated detail ensures a place for every purpose; boundless opportunities for individual personalities to make each home intrinsically distinct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY: Outline acknowledges the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation as sovereign custodians of the land on which we work. We pay respects to their elders past, present and emerging.