Longtime collaborators Roulston, Ewert Leaf, and Jack Merlo, have once again joined forces to unveil their latest project, Gladstone <a href="/developments/armadale-vic-3143">Armadale</a>.

The residential development promises a living experience that goes beyond the ordinary, combining elegant design, generous spaces, and exquisite craftsmanship.

Nestled in one of <a href="/developments/armadale-vic-3143">Armadale's most coveted locations</a>, Gladstone offers residents a privileged lifestyle just moments away from Union Gardens, Malvern Central, and High Street. The surrounding area boasts lush parks, upscale boutiques, and a plethora of world-class dining options. And when the need arises, residents enjoy excellent connectivity to the rest of Melbourne.

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Step inside Gladstone and residents are greeted by interiors that seamlessly reflect the architectural philosophy. A neutral finishes palette, complemented by natural stone and oak timber flooring, creates an atmosphere of refined sophistication, while crafted joinery can be found throughout the kitchen, living areas, bathrooms, and bedrooms, offering ample storage solutions.

Additional luxurious touches include bespoke bar installations, study areas, and stately fireplaces.

Expansive proportions characterise every corner of Gladstone, enhanced by floor-to-ceiling windows that not only showcase views of the surrounding greenery but also flood the interiors with an abundance of natural light.

The open-plan living area seamlessly transitions to a large, wrap-around terrace, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces and providing an ideal setting for entertaining guests.

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Gladstone's fixtures and finishes have been sourced from the industry's most respected artisans and suppliers. With the choice between a light or dark scheme, the residences benefit from marble surfaces, the warmth of timber floors, and brushed nickel tapware and fittings.

The master suite at Gladstone sets a new benchmark for luxury living. Thoughtfully designed, the master bedroom offers direct access to the terrace and features a functional walk-in robe that can be customised to suit personal preferences.

Pure wool carpets and a rich finishes palette create an indulgent atmosphere, while the ensuites are a haven of tranquility, complete with a spacious double-vanity, integrated storage, feature lighting, and a lavish bathtub framed in stone.

The apartments are completed and ready-to-move-in to, with two and three-bedroom floorplans still remaining.&nbsp;

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The residential development promises a living experience that goes beyond the ordinary, combining elegant design, generous spaces, and exquisite craftsmanship.

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Ewert Leaf and Jack Merlo combine for Roulston's Gladstone Armadale apartments

<a href="/new-apartments/frankston-vic-3199">Frankston</a>, a vibrant coastal town in <a href="/new-apartments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne</a>, is undergoing a transformation, positioning itself as the next city-by-the-bay.

Among the emerging developments in the sought-after location is Ascent <a href="/new-apartments/frankston-vic-3199">Frankston</a>, a boutique residential project designed by Peak Property Group.

They had The Ellis Group design the boutique project, which comprises just nine apartments.&nbsp;

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Offering a unique living experience that combines the best of beachside living with a diverse dining and retail hub, Ascent Frankston captures the essence of the desirable bayside lifestyle.

Situated by the bay, Ascent Frankston provides residents with easy access to the beaches and expansive parklands that have garnered Frankston its reputation as a highly desirable place to live.

The development acts as a gateway to the beautiful Mornington Peninsula and boasts proximity to <a href="/new-apartments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne's major commercial, retail, and transport centre</a> in the outer south. With its award-winning beaches, reputable local schools, shopping complexes, and a neighborhood brimming with heart and soul, Frankston truly offers a laid-back coastal lifestyle that is increasingly sought after.

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The Ellis Group's design for Ascent Frankston showcases modern styling and thoughtful amenities that enhance the residents' living experience. The apartments feature high ceilings, creating a sense of spaciousness and contemporary elegance.

Each unit boasts a private balcony, allowing residents to enjoy the fresh coastal breeze and bask in the natural beauty of the surroundings.&nbsp;The fortunate residents on the second and third storeys are treated to bay views, further enhancing the allure of the units.

An internal lift is provided, ensuring easy access to all floors and promoting inclusivity for residents of all ages and abilities.

The inclusion of a lockable external storage space, measuring 6m3 per apartment, ensures that residents have ample room to store their belongings securely. The development also offers secure undercover off-street parking with direct lane-way access.

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The apartments range from the 55 sqm one-bedroom apartments to the 101 sqm two-bed units.

The modern and spacious apartments exude contemporary townhouse street appeal, blending seamlessly into the surrounding neighbourhood.

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Offering a unique living experience that combines the best of beachside living with a diverse dining and retail hub, Ascent Frankston captures the essence of the desirable bayside lifestyle

Peak Property's Ascent Frankston delivers striking new-build to the bay

In the vibrant landscape of north-west <a href="/new-apartments/sydney-nsw">Sydney</a>, a new urban village has re-envisioned modern living.

Greenland Australia's completed development, NBH at Lachlan's Line in <a href="/new-apartments/macquarie-park-nsw-2113">Macquarie Park</a>, offers 900 apartments spread across three towers designed by the architects at Bates Smart.

Soaring above a bustling town square, the development is located at the gateway to <a href="/new-apartments/macquarie-park-nsw-2113">Macquarie Park</a>, within the Lachlan's Line masterplan.&nbsp;

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Residents enjoy easy access to a range of amenities, including a supermarket, high-end and casual dining venues, a medical centre, a commercial gym, and an array of retail stores, including a dry cleaner, baker, florist, newsagent, and chemist.

The development's centrepiece, the 7,000 sqm Lachlan's Square Village, adds to its allure. Complete with an amphitheater and a childcare facility operated by Ryde Council, the vibrant communal space serves as the beating heart of the community.

Beyond the immediate surroundings, NBH at Lachlan's Line benefits from its position within the Macquarie Park employment corridor, Sydney's second-largest business hub. This bustling hub hosts some of the world's most innovative companies, such as Microsoft, Oracle, and 3M, earning the area the moniker of the harbour city's 'Silicon Valley'.

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Situated a mere 15 kilometres from the <a href="/new-apartments/sydney-nsw">Sydney CBD</a>, residents have convenient access to the city's cultural and economic offerings. Multiple transport options are within minutes' walk, including the North Ryde and Macquarie Park Metro stations, as well as Epping Road bus services.

One of Australia's top 10 universities, Macquarie University, is easily accessible within a 5-minute drive or via public transport.

In addition, major regional shopping centres such as Macquarie, Top Ryde, and <a href="/new-apartments/chatswood-nsw-2067">Chatswood</a> are just moments away, providing a wealth of retail opportunities.

Adjacent to the <a href="/new-apartments/lane-cove-nsw-2066">Lane Cove</a> National Park, residents can also immerse themselves in nature's beauty, while golf enthusiasts will appreciate the world-class <a href="/new-apartments/north-ryde-nsw-2113">North Ryde</a>, <a href="/new-apartments/chatswood-nsw-2067">Chatswood</a>, and Avondale golf courses located nearby.

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Greenland Australia's completed development, NBH at Lachlan's Line, offers 900 apartments spread across three towers designed by the architects at Bates Smart.

NBH at Lachlan's Line: Urban living in Sydney's North West

What both developers, and more importantly buyers, want from a residential project is to be as close to amenity as possible without being on a busy highway.

Perth developer Citify secured a prime location for their soon-to-be completed <a href="/developments/east-victoria-park-wa-6101">East Victoria Park</a> project The Brixton, just off the Albany Highway.

Located on Bassinghall Street residents of The Brixton will enjoy convenient access to the <a href="/developments/perth-wa">Perth CBD</a> from the Albany Highway, a five-kilometre commute.

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There's an array of public transport options and major road links in close proximity, as well as an extensive network of walkways and cycle paths that crisscross the area.

When it comes to dining, The Brixton spoils its residents for choice. A leisurely 50-metre stroll will lead residents to a selection of cafes and restaurants,&nbsp;offering a diverse range of culinary delights from around the world are just around the corner.&nbsp;

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Aside from the incredible dining options, residents find themselves in close proximity to all essential amenities.

Work <a href="/developments/perth-wa">in the city</a>? A mere 10-minute journey will take you there. Pursuing higher education? A bus stop conveniently located across the road provides a direct route to Curtin University.

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Located on Bassinghall Street residents of The Brixton will enjoy convenient access to the Perth CBD from the Albany Highway, a five-kilometre commute


The Brixton: Where contemporary living meets convenience in East Victoria Park

Mike Bird: We're here at the Hyde Metropolitan by Deicorp. I'm here with CBRE managing director for CBRE Residential Projects, Dave Milton. Well, look, we're doing something a bit different today, we've taken requests from buyers in terms of the hard questions that they want to know about the project, so we're going to ask you those and really provide them the opportunity to kind of have a real good look at what are the drivers, what are the things that they should be thinking about. So we'll get started, yeah?

David Milton: Definitely. You are aware I'm a little bit biased because I think this will be one of the preeminent Sydney residential development on this southern end of Hyde Park in the future.

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MB: So, for those buyers that are thinking about right now, should they buy an established apartment maybe in the broader area, you know, what would you say to them as the kind of advantage of this project as opposed to that?

DM: Well, I think there's a lot of advantages to this project in the design, style, the apartments, and the views. But it often comes down to the buyer, whether they're needing to move now or it's a future move. New design often brings better design, new initiatives, better IT, better security, more functionality.

And, you know, I'd say to a lot of buyers, if you're going to be living in the city for some time, waiting a small time to get what you want is really more often worth it than compromising on a decision to buy now.

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MB: And so with that in mind, we look back over the past couple years, it's been a bit of a rocky time for the property market from a pricing standpoint. You know, what would you say to buyers that are thinking about that, uncertain about the interest rates and looking forward?

DM: In terms of the opportunity now, I think we're starting to see change in the market already. We're set by sentiment. You know, we've had all the banks out forecasting price growth, which is in a real turnaround. And I'll say all property pundits and researchers saying the market's changing.

We've got an acute shortage of property. Building costs have risen substantially and still rising, and that hasn't fed through yet into asking prices. So if you sort of said, "What's the time to buy?" It probably is right now, where interest rates are nearly at their peak or at their peak predicted. Then to follow a stabilization, they'll come down. Building prices will continue to rise, and today you can, if you're bought here, you're locking in on today's price, and you're not settling for three and a half years, four years. So the market in four years is going to be very different, particularly with 975,000 new immigrants expected to arrive in that time in Australia.

MB: It's a crazy amount of people coming into the country. Clearly, we've got a supply shortage with not enough projects coming to market.

DM: An enormous supply, like all the stats are, I don't know where people are going to be housed, and there's a big push back to city living. People want the convenience. And so you're starting to see the market where we're getting more and more demand in areas where really, where there's very tight supply.

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MB: The obviously the project is high spec, high-end design, all the rest of it, but Liverpool Street isn't often known as kind of one of those real prestigious streets. You know, what do you think about that?

DM: I think it's overlooked there, and I think it is really a prestigious address. You've got Tech Central now with the development of the Atlassian building and a lot of other high-rise commercial that's going to go in there. That's over 20 hectares being developed there, and that's a few hundred meters away. You're right, you're very close to the city center, David Jones Center, shopping center, but you're on Hyde Park. And if you look at Liverpool Street and the developments, the residential developments that have taken place, they're the most tightly held, and buyers love it here.

We've had buyers that we originally sold to in the residence buy in here. We've had buyers that have bought in here that are renting next door. And without a doubt, it will become a more and more prestigious address and more tightly held.

MB: With the park, obviously, like a huge value add for the project overall, you know, if I was a buyer, one of the things I'd be worried about is getting my view blocked out over time. You know, what would you say to a buyer who also shares my concern with that?

DM: That's one of the beauties of this site. There's the high plain of Elizabeth Street, which is where this building looks over, is governed by the sun plane, allowing winter sun onto the park. So it's not an arbitrary council control. It's locked in stone. So as the sun starts to set in the east, it'll change. But while the sun sets in the west, that is the high plane locked in.

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MB: How does that work? So the government, the council can't change the rules. Why would they make it like that?

DM: Well, you want the sun on Hyde Park, so the grass grows. Fair enough. You know, that's why it is. It's about amenity, and what happens in most councils, buildings can't be overshadowing parks because it takes away from the amenity and the ability for the park to survive.

I might also add there's going to be a further shortage of residential accommodation in the city, and this is one of the last developments we approved under the previous planning codes. Council has now put in place controls restricting or reducing the buildable area on sites where they're residential sites. So basically, proving up the value as commercial use is not residential. So what it means is when developers are looking at sites, there'll be more commercial buildings and less residential.

MB: If it was one of your family members looking to buy and downsizing into an apartment, looking to buy it off the plan, what would you say to them and what tips would you give them?

DM: It's a really great question because you talk about downsizers and the words now moved to empty nesters and right-sizers. So often what we're getting is people moving out of their family home, wanting a large apartment that replicates a lot of their lifestyle within that home but without the maintenance and with more convenience. So you've got downsizers moving into something smaller.

And so often, they think about what's the critical things that they need. They're often looking to save some money to invest somewhere else, buy a country farm or a coastal property. You've got right-sizers that are saying, "Well, we like the size of our house, and we want that type of space." So they look at larger apartments.

You've got retirees again with different needs. I think developers are so much more aware of the nuances of the different markets that they're providing all of the needs those buyers want, like additional storage, larger rooms. Apartments that were previously often criticized for being small or not being adequate in what they provide for a homeowner, we've now got generous robes, larger bathrooms, kitchens that are really functional.

A number of apartments will have a Butler's kitchen. So there's been enormous more focus on design to meet that market's requirements. And then they buy. What they should be doing is doing research on who the developer is&nbsp;

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In terms of investors, we emphasize the importance of researching the developer's track record and their capacity to deliver on their promises. We advise investors to look into the developer's past experience, their capability, and whether they have built similar projects before. This information should be readily available and easily accessible. If a developer cannot provide this information, it's advisable to be cautious and wary.

For investors, similar to owner-occupiers, it's essential to consider the same factors such as the developer's track record, their capacity to deliver, and the quality of the apartment. In addition to these factors, investors should also focus on the proximity of the property to good transport solutions. Properties near convenient transportation options tend to have higher rental returns and attract tenants more easily.

It's important for investors to understand that the best time to buy is often now. There is a shortage of available properties, and building costs have increased substantially, which will eventually impact sale prices. Moreover, with a significant influx of immigrants expected and predicted decline in interest rates, buying now can lead to higher rental returns in the future and allow investors to enter the market before prices rise further.

Overall, investors should conduct thorough research on the developer, consider the property's location and convenience, and take advantage of the current market conditions to make informed investment decisions.

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"This will be one of the preeminent Sydney residential development on this southern end of Hyde Park." 
Urban CEO Mike Bird & CBRE's David Milton discuss Hyde Metropolitan, Sydney's newest landmark tower.

Staff Writer

Why should you buy a new apartment at Sydney's Hyde Metropolitan?

M Property's Oak on High takes centre stage in an ideal location both in the heart of the&nbsp;Preston's thriving southern hub and the quaint Thornbury Village.

Oak on High, an eight-level building with 62 apartments, was designed by Artisan Architects to&nbsp;pay homage to the area's industrial past while also embracing the future of the surrounding residential landscape.&nbsp;

The minimalist and light-filled one, two and three-bedroom apartments boast spacious floorplans, with sustainable design principles seamlessly integrated, enhancing the overall appeal of the amenity-rich and enviable neighbourhood development.

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The lower levels blend tactile metals and grey-tone brickwork, reminiscent of Preston's historical roots, while the upper levels feature a lighter and more contemporary aesthetic.&nbsp;

The enviable position of Oak on High combines the city's cultural vibrancy, rich heritage, strong sense of community, convenience, and the renowned outdoor living that Melbourne is celebrated for.

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Situated in close proximity to the southern boundary of Preston, Oak on High effortlessly merges the traditional charm of Preston with the hip and trendy atmosphere of Thornbury.

One, two and three-bedroom floorplans are still available, with each benefitting from a study space. The one-bed apartments are priced from&nbsp;$415,000, with the two-bedders starting from&nbsp;$595,000. The three-bedroom apartments start from $895,000.

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Oak on High, an eight-level building with 62 apartments, was designed by Artisan Architects to pay homage to the area's industrial past while also embracing the future of the surrounding residential landscape

Fusing modern living with a vibrant community: Inside Oak on High

In the upscale neighbourhood of Brighton, a new residential project is capturing attention and redefining the meaning of luxury living.

Fifty Two Black, a collaboration by renowned designers Nicholas Day, Jack Merlo, Gregory Tuck, and Meg Sharpe, introduces a distinctive design that combines elegance, exclusivity, and a private elevated lifestyle.

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With only five residences, Fifty Two Black offers house-like proportions, furnished in partnership with Ralph Lauren Home. As the first project in Australia to be entirely furnished with Ralph Lauren Home pieces, the development introduces a new class of elegance and exclusivity to Brighton.

Each is defined by one of three distinct design inspirations, crafted by Meg Sharpe, with Californian Romantic, Desert Equestrian, and Deco Moderne concepts, featuring&nbsp;three bedrooms, two living areas, and a generous terrace.

Upon entering the homes at Fifty Two Black, soaring ceilings of up to 3.3 meters and European anodized bronze windows create a grand sense of space and light, coupled with warm timber floors arranged in a chevron pattern.

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The apartments expansive living areas also feature a stone fireplace, as well as a feature chandelier and handcrafted finishes.&nbsp;

The European kitchens include a butler's pantry, with hand selected marble adorning the benchtops and splashbacks,&nbsp;while pendant lights by Ralph Lauren Home illuminate the classic white joinery.

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Fifty Two Black is the first project in Australia to be entirely furnished with Ralph Lauren Home pieces

The design behind Brighton's Fifty Two Black apartments

In preparation of the construction of their STH BNK by Beulah development in Melbourne's Southbank, developer Beulah has commissioned Melbourne artist George Rose to paint a large-scale mural of Australia natives on the rooftop of the former BMW building.

Commissioned by Beulah Foundation, Beulah’s philanthropic arm, the artwork will aspire to promote art, well-being and sustainability, while advancing culture in and around the City of Melbourne.

The concept for the mural focuses on rejuvenating the current site’s urbanscape and will be complementary to the eye-catching Atong Atem mural that adorns the exterior of Hanover House, with both sites celebrating local female artists.The mural will be available to see from the end of July 2023 to December 2023.&nbsp;

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Beulah Director Adelene Teh said the Beulah Foundation is thrilled to partner with George Rose, anticipating the positive impact of this artwork on the community.

“The vibrant piece commissioned by the Foundation adds colour and life to the area, aspiring to bring joy to workers, residents and visitors, especially those in surrounding tall towers who will be able to enjoy the rooftop mural daily," Teh said.

"It helps to spark imagination of the integration of life and biophilia with the future built environment, enhancing the connection between people and nature in cities.

“We received such positive feedback from the local community on Atong Atem’s Hanover House mural and it became a must-see installation within the City of Melbourne.

“With Melbourne as the cultural capital of Australia known for its rich and vibrant arts and culture scene, both of these murals aim to also activate Melbourne as a vibrant 24/7 city, while celebrating local female artists as well said."

Using bright, surreal colours and her signature gradients, George Rose’s work focuses on gestural mark-making often paired with endemic botanicals. Her work explores the fragility of nature, featuring endangered floral and fauna, and the transformation of the micro into macro-scale. Her work can be found across the globe from Australia to the US, and across Asia and Europe.

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Both Hanover House and the former BMW site will be the future home to STH BNK By Beulah, a vertically integrated city within a city that will offer world-class retail, a comprehensive wellness precinct, a residential offering, a childcare centre, extensive green spaces including rooftop gardens and eight pocket parks dotted throughout, as well as an innovative cultural centre in partnership with Centre Pompidou, which has the largest collection of modern and contemporary art in Europe.

The five-minute vertical city is substantially lower than the 15-minute benchmark set by planning models across the world, which was first introduced by French-Colombian scientist Carlos Moreno in 2016.

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In 2019, the Victorian Government launched a 20-minute neighbourhoods pilot program, following research that 20 minutes is the maximum time that people are willing to walk to meet their daily needs locally.

Beulah Director Adelene Teh said the Beulah Foundation is thrilled to partner with George Rose, anticipating the positive impact of this artwork on the community

Joel Robinson

STH BNK by Beulah site to feature large-scale mural of Australia natives before construction starts

Anplus has brought together an award-winning team for their latest residential project in Melbourne's western suburbs.&nbsp;

Designed in collaboration between DKO Architecture and Jack Merlo, Seddon Square is set to redefine urban living with its thoughtfully designed quadrants, seamlessly interconnected by a spacious urban oasis.&nbsp;

The inaugural residential stage of Seddon Square, known as Walter Lane, stands at the corner of Walter and Albert Streets.

Comprising a total of 77 residences, ranging from one-bedroom apartments to spacious three-bedroom homes, Walter Lane caters to a diverse range of living preferences.

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The southern edge of the building is adorned with a series of two and three-story townhouses, each featuring individual front entries.&nbsp;

Most of the apartments are oriented towards the west, affording panoramic views of the neighbouring park. Alternatively, others face east, providing vistas of Melbourne's city skyline.

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Situated amidst the thriving inner western suburbs of Melbourne, Seddon finds itself bordered by two dynamic neighbourhoods, Footscray to the north and Yarraville to the south, with the areas renowned for their diverse, and culturally rich atmospheres.

Seddon Square benefits from its proximity to an array of entertainment options, trendy shopping districts, and an abundance of dining and drinking venues.

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The development is also just seven kilometres from Melbourne's bustling CBD.

Prices at Seddon Square begin from $499,000, while the three-bedroom townhouses are priced from&nbsp;$1.3 million.

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The inaugural residential stage of Seddon Square, known as Walter Lane, stands at the corner of Walter and Albert Streets.

Anplus brings together award-winning collaborators for Seddon Square

When Forte Group secured a prime Johnson Street site in the heart of Reservoir, they set out to create an oasis away from the hustle and bustle of Melbourne's city.

That's exactly what they've done with Cappella Apartments, commissioning Hachem to design a building within a&nbsp;tranquil setting just 12 kilometres from Melbourne CBD.

Within the confines of Cappella Apartments, residents will discover a community fostered by welcoming shared spaces, ground level shops, and a communal garden.

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The entry point sets the tone for the whole complex, featuring vertical gardens and a series of artworks.

Residents will find street-level retail spaces conveniently located just outside their door, while the communal herb and vegetable gardens will allow residents to collaborate and cultivate fresh produce together.

The apartments themselves are designed with modern living in mind. The lounge areas seamlessly connect to spacious balconies, creating flexible and interconnected living spaces.

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The contemporary design choices showcase a balanced palette, offsetting crisp whites with timber accents, while flooding the interiors with an abundance of natural light.

Residents will have a wide range of recreational opportunities right at their doorstep, whether it's going for a refreshing run or a leisurely bike ride along the Yan Yean Pipe Track Linear Reserve or a game of tennis at the nearby JC Donath Reserve.

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