The sought-after Latent Defects Insurance policy, offering off the plan apartment buyers peace of mind for 10 years post-completion, has made its way to Sydney’s harbourside. Boutique developer <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/toohey-miller">Toohey Miller</a> has secured this insurance for its newly launched Elizabeth Bay development, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/barncleuth-square-elizabeth-bay-4-4a-barncleuth-square-elizabeth-bay-nsw-2011">Barncleuth</a>. This marks the developer’s second project in the area, following the success of No. 1 Onslow Place.

Latent Defects Insurance, offered by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/news/resilience-latent-defects-insurance">Resilience Insurance</a>, provides cover for structural or waterproofing defects in new apartment buildings. It is a policy that only the developer or builder can take out, not the apartment purchaser.

Located just&nbsp;off Macleay Street, one of Sydney’s most desirable high streets, Barncleuth offers a rare collection of only 10 residences. With just two per floor, each oversized floorplan has been designed by SJB specifically for the owner-occupier.

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The five-storey building captures views over Rushcutters Bay and Paddington, blending contemporary brickwork with the expressive silhouettes of its Art Deco neighbours.

Inside, the residences, designed by David Hicks, prioritise generous scale and enduring quality, with a mix of two- and three-bedroom layouts. Expansive terraces and cross-ventilated interiors maximise light and airflow, while sustainable features such as a green roof and locally sourced materials reflect SJB’s commitment to long-term liveability.

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Developer Toohey Miller, led by Nick Couloumbis, says the design aims to bring lasting quality to an area long celebrated for its apartment heritage.

"It's a stone's throw from the best restaurants in Sydney. Some people call it the Soho of Sydney," Couloumbis told Apartments.com.au when the project was approved.

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By securing <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/news/resilience-latent-defects-insurance">Resilience Latent Defects Insurance</a>, Barncleuth joins a growing group of premium Sydney projects adopting the gold standard in building protection.&nbsp;

The cover, provided before construction begins, ensures any hidden structural or waterproofing defects are repaired immediately, without lengthy litigation or fault disputes.

Resilience Insurance CEO Corey Nugent said the product has been a catalyst for renewed confidence in the off the plan market.&nbsp;

“Ultimately what we’re trying to do is build better buildings consumers can trust. When buyers take possession, they have full insurance protection from day one, for 10 years,” Nugent explained.

Unlike traditional policies such as strata or construction insurance, Resilience LDI is a first-resort, strict liability policy, meaning repairs are covered immediately without needing to prove negligence. Coverage extends to foundations, load-bearing walls, and waterproofing, the elements most critical to long-term structural integrity.

Regarded construction firm Jasara has been appointed to deliver Barncleuth. They are forecasting an early 2027 completion.

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Joel Robinson

Toohey Miller brings 10-year Latent Defects Insurance to Elizabeth Bay as Barncleuth apartments launch

<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/golden-sedayu">Golden Sedayu</a> has unveiled plans for the next phase of its landmark $4 billion <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-townhouses/burswood-point-saintly-entrance-burswood-wa-6100">Burswood Point</a> project, just 3.5km from the Perth CBD at the Belmont Racecourse site.

The Local Development Plan Application has been lodged for a world-class mixed-use hub (Precinct B) on the previously untouched 2.5km stretch of Swan River foreshore.

Designed by Skidmore, Owings &amp; Merrill (SOM), recognised for their work on the world’s tallest skyscraper, Burj Khalifa in Dubai and the One World Trade Centre in New York, Precinct B will feature 15 buildings, offering a mix of residential and commercial spaces including a shopping centre up to 30,000 sqm in size.

Complementing this, an internationally acclaimed five-star hotel, and a high-end pedestrian-friendly retail boulevard with vibrant day-and-night retail, dining, and entertainment venues, will provide exciting new ways for Perth residents to connect with the riverfront.

This latest milestone signals continued construction and expansion momentum across Perth’s premier riverfront community, which is set to attract local, national and international visitors.

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The masterplan features 110,000 sqm of public open space, which is comparable to other Perth landmarks including inner-city Langley Park and South Perth foreshore. The riverside precinct will be brought to life through a visionary landscape concept by globally renowned architectural practice Grant Associates.

With an impressive international portfolio, including Gardens by the Bay and Funan Mall in Singapore and Barangaroo South in Sydney, the firm brings expertise in creating environments that harmonise with surrounding amenity.

At 38 hectares, Burswood Point is one of the largest urban development projects ever undertaken in Australia, and one of Perth’s most transformative mixed-use developments.

Golden Sedayu Managing Director Andrew Sugiaputra said the company was working closely with SOM, Grant Associates and the Government of Western Australia to ensure Burswood Point’s design responds sensitively to its surroundings, reflecting and enhancing the character, history, and natural features of the local environment.

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“West Australians enjoy a privileged outdoor lifestyle and the Swan River is central to their enjoyment,"&nbsp;Sugiaputra said.

"We’re proud to be creating something truly spectacular and unique for the city, a place that feels alive from sunrise to sunset, a place where people can stay, shop, dine, and celebrate life on the river."

Precinct B builds on the outstanding success of Burswood Point’s first residential stage, which has been met with exceptional market demand. Somerset Residences, a two- tower luxury apartment development, and the exclusive riverfront homes collection are under construction and selling fast. As the number of Perth houses listed for sale remain at or near record lows, Burswood Point will deliver 4,500 new homes over the next 10 years.

“Golden Sedayu is dedicated to delivering on our promises,"&nbsp;Sugiaputra added.

"Our clients can buy with confidence, knowing that the price is fixed throughout construction. In an industry that has faced challenging market conditions, we’re proud to provide our clients complete peace of mind and confidence in the value of their investment."

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Rising at the base of The Remarkables,&nbsp;diversified New Zealand developer&nbsp;<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/safari-group">Safari Group</a>'s Mountain Oak Apartments presents a foothold in Frankton, one of Queenstown’s most dynamic and fast-growing locales.&nbsp;

Surrounded by soaring alpine scenery and year-round tourism drawcards, Mountain Oak Apartments is a masterplanned precinct that perfectly balances accessibility with lifestyle amenity.

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Frankton has emerged as a strategic growth zone just seven kilometres from Queenstown’s CBD, popular among both residents and investors for its proximity to the airport, the region’s two premier ski fields, Coronet Peak and Cardrona Alpine Resort, and an expanding network of shops, services, and recreation options. The apartments enjoy immediate access to the popular Market Street dining hub, as well as Five Mile Shopping Centre and the seasonal Remarkables Market, where locals gather for fresh produce and artisan goods.

The location also places residents near the gateway to South Island adventures. Scenic trails, golf courses, and Lake Wakatipu’s edge are within easy reach, while the historic village of Arrowtown, renowned for its preserved gold rush-era charm and walking routes, is a short drive away. Local transport connectivity is supported by the nearby airport and arterial roads, ideal for frequent travellers and short-term guests alike.

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Tourism-driven demand underpins strong investment fundamentals in Queenstown, with a noted shortage of short- and long-term accommodation stock. Mountain Oak’s 365-day visitor accommodation consent directly addresses this need, offering a rare opportunity to serve Queenstown’s dual population of holidaymakers and hospitality workers.

Construction of the 141 residences began in June 2025, with completion anticipated by mid-2027. Apartments range from one-bedroom to penthouses, with pricing from NZ$639,000. Dual-key options and low-maintenance finishes support a flexible rental model with strong gross return potential.

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From slopes to markets: Mountain Oak connects residents to the best of Queenstown

Deicorp is doubling down in the Hills Showground Station Precinct, the rapidly growing area surrounding the Castle Hill Metro and one of the state’s largest transit-oriented urban renewal sites.

Having launched Hills Showground Village several years ago, and now about 70 per cent through its build, Deicorp has brought another mini-masterplan to market just a few streets away.

The developer has now released the first of 873 residences in <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/showground-pavilions-castle-hill-3-andalusian-way-castle-hill-nsw-2154">Showground Pavilions</a>, five new buildings located just 500 metres from the Metro, which connects Castle Hill residents to Martin Place in around 37 minutes.

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The mix includes one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, as well as a limited release of garden terrace homes with studies.

Designed by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/architects/turner-studio">Turner Studio</a> and <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/architects/group-gsa">GroupGSA</a>, the residences are configured around a network of landscaped courtyards and podium-level gardens, with additional rooftop terraces offering views across the district.&nbsp;Communal amenities include a 3,500 sqm public park, playgrounds, shaded seating areas and walking and cycling paths.

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Interiors feature flexible layouts with oversized living areas, deep balconies, SMEG kitchen appliances and floor-to-ceiling glass to maximise light and airflow.&nbsp;

Many apartments include a study space, while select residences offer private outdoor areas. A total of 44 apartments have been designated as affordable housing for key workers, such as nurses, teachers and police officers.

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On top of its strong connectivity to the city, Deicorp has delivered significant new amenity to the area. The developer recently opened the 9,500sqm, four-level retail precinct at Hills Showground Village, which includes 26 specialty retailers and a 1,400sqm public plaza, creating a new community hub for shopping, dining, fitness, and everyday convenience. Castle Towers, one of Australia’s largest shopping centres, is also just one Metro stop away.

Between Hills Showground Village and Showground Pavilions, Deicorp is delivering more than 1,300 new homes to the rapidly growing Castle Hill precinct, representing a $2 billion investment in the suburb.

Showground Pavilions is one of several Metro-linked projects in Deicorp’s pipeline, joining developments at Tallawong Village, Zetland, Five Dock, Macquarie Park and Crows Nest.

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Deicorp expands Castle Hill footprint with Showground Pavilions launch

The completion of Melrose Park Village marks a significant achievement in the evolution of one of Sydney’s largest urban renewal projects, developed by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/sekisui-house-australia">Sekisui House Australia</a>.&nbsp;

Located in the city’s north-west, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/melrose-park-village-2a-2f-appleroth-street-nsw-2114">Melrose Park Village</a> represents the fourth completed stage in the broader $5 billion Melrose Park masterplan, which will ultimately bring over 6,000 new homes, a town centre, new schools and 52,000 sqm of green open space.

The completion of Melrose Park Village delivers 421 apartments across six buildings ranging from six to thirteen storeys, all centred around a 4,000 sqm landscaped courtyard designed as a communal “urban backyard” for residents.&nbsp;

The project is now 96 per cent sold, with 14 premium three-bedroom apartments remaining in the final building. Each offers two car spaces with prices starting from $1.259 million.

Alex Grujovski, Project Director, Apartment &amp; Mixed-Use Developments, said “Sekisui House Australia is proud to celebrate the completion of Melrose Park Village, which stands as a sustainable and connected community in the heart of Sydney’s north-west.&nbsp;

“This project represents a pivotal step in our long-term vision for <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developments/melrose-park-nsw-2114">Melrose Park</a>, reflecting our commitment to creating communities that blend nature, technology and human connection. Since 2020, we have delivered over 1,075 apartments across four stages, each designed to enhance wellbeing, connectivity and convenience through exceptional architecture and resident-focused amenities.”

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Residents benefit from an array of lifestyle facilities including a 4,000 sqm internal park, rooftop gardens and BBQ areas, wellness amenities such as an infrared sauna, yoga studio and gymnasium, plus co-working spaces, pet wash facilities, EV charging stations and a resident shuttle bus.&nbsp;

Sustainability remains at the core of the precinct with rooftop solar, smart energy meters, air and water filtration systems and groundwater reuse technology supporting efficient resource use.

Melrose Park Village was designed by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/architects/ajc-architects">AJC Architects</a>, who have led the design of the broader Melrose Park masterplan since inception, developing architectural principles that continue to guide the precinct’s evolution.

Michael Heenan, Design Lead at AJC Architects said the design is completely generated by AJC’s Urban Backyard concept.

"At the heart of Melrose Park Village is a generous green courtyard, a shared backyard for all residents. We designed it at the scale of a local park, a place for families to live, play and grow, capturing the spirit of the Australian backyard.”

The courtyard features nature play areas, a climbing wall and open lawns for social and recreational use. Heenan added that the team’s approach to smart city design, carbon capture and sustainability guided every aspect of the project.&nbsp;

“Stage 4 reflects our belief that density can improve liveability. By integrating architecture, landscape and open space, we have created a model for sustainable urban living that feels contemporary and distinctly Australian.”

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Melrose Park Village was delivered in partnership with <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/builders/parkview">Parkview Constructions</a>, a trusted builder with whom Sekisui House Australia has delivered thousands of apartments across Sydney over the past 15 years.&nbsp;

Upon completion, Melrose Park will deliver more than 6,000 dwellings, 52,000 sqm of open green space featuring over 1,400 mature trees, new transport connections, a town centre set to open in 2026 and Melrose Park High School which is currently under construction and due to open in Term 1 2027.&nbsp;

This milestone marks another major step towards realising Sekisui House Australia’s vision to transform a former industrial site into a future-ready neighbourhood for over 12,000 residents.

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Completion of Melrose Park Village marks a major step forward in $5 billion masterplan

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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.

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

Boutique property developer Piccolo has kicked off construction at their innovative Fitzroy apartment development, A Piccolo House – Gore Street.

The family-owned company has sold 70 per cent of the 49 apartments at 385 Gore Street since kicking off the campaign five months ago.

<div>The development is made up of 26 two-bedroom residences ranging from $1.5 million to $2.1 million, and 23 three-bedroom residences ranging from $2.5 million to $7 million.</div>

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<div>Piccolo reunited with their long-term partners, architecture practice Woods Bagot and interior designer Hecker Guthrie, to create A Piccolo House - Gore Street, Fitzroy, which is complete with honest materials and timeless finishes that take cues from Fitzroy’s historic Victorian architecture.&nbsp;</div>

Piccolo Managing Director Michael Piccolo said the site at 385 Gore Street was impossible to overlook, knowing the large 1874 sqm&nbsp;block would accommodate a collection of generously sized homes catering to those wishing to downsize and live nearer the city without compromising on space.

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The design was born from the local architecture on Gore Street. 
 
Woods Bagot Principal Peter Miglis says the project is&nbsp;surrounded by quite an eclectic combination of spaces – industrial buildings, Victorian terrace homes, local cafes and restaurants and stunning tree-lined streets

<div>“Within this&nbsp;particular pocket of Fitzroy, the traditional converses with the contemporary, and we see&nbsp;A Piccolo House - Gore Street, Fitzroy&nbsp;as an amalgamation of both elements.”&nbsp; 
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<div>The build will mirror the rhythm and proportions of the neighbouring heritage architecture. The lower levels will be crafted from a combination of slimline masonry brick and pigmented red oxide concrete, while the upper levels will be setback in a natural concrete frame.</div>

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<div>A north-south laneway splits the building into two volumes and provides a secondary connection to Gore Street. A lobby enveloped on all sides by a secluded secret garden, arriving at the building will mimic the experience of stepping into the private garden or courtyard.&nbsp;</div>

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Stacey Van Harn, Director at Hecker Guthrie said throughout the design process they leant towards honest materiality, selecting&nbsp;organic, high-quality&nbsp;materials that&nbsp;are practical, durable and develop a beautiful natural patina as they age.

“By incorporating the earthy natural tones of highly tactile materials, we can capture the gritty nature of Fitzroy whilst bringing an element of refinement and finesse that befits a luxury home.”&nbsp;&nbsp;

<div>The kitchens will feature top-of-the-range appliances from Gaggenau and Whispair and a butler’s pantry. The main living areas will include a study nook to accommodate working from home, and in the master ensuite will feature a bathroom with a deep shower and large undermount bathtub.</div>

Residents will also have access to a communal dining room, guest suite, and workshop space, which they will be able to book through the building’s lifestyle concierge service.

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The family-owned company has sold 70 per cent of the 49 apartments at 385 Gore Street since kicking off the campaign five months ago

Piccolo kick off construction at A Piccolo House, Gore Street in Fitzroy following strong sales

Melbourne developer Urban has focused on sustainability at it's most recent apartment project, 25 Smith Street in the heart of Fitzroy.

Designed by Clare Cousins Architects, the architectural gem sets a new standard in sustainable living, showcasing a harmonious blend of functionality, beauty, and responsible design principles that consider our impact on the environment and the community we inhabit.

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At the heart of 25 Smith's sustainability initiatives is its commitment to renewable energy. The building boasts an array of solar panels, harnessing the power of the sun to generate clean electricity.

In line with the forward-thinking ethos, the site features electric vehicle charging stations, encouraging residents to embrace eco-friendly transportation options.

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Furthermore, 25 Smith takes a bold step forward by eliminating the use of gas, reducing carbon emissions and promoting a greener future.

The developers have prioritised water-sensitive design features, ensuring high-quality water fixtures and implementing stormwater management practices to protect local waterways. A Stormwater Treatment Objective called Relative Measure (STORM) has been adopted, ensuring that stormwater quality from the site meets stringent standards.

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Inside the building, the focus is on creating a healthy and comfortable living environment. Natural daylight floods the living spaces, enhancing the well-being of occupants and reducing the need for artificial lighting. The architects have paid attention to indoor air quality, ensuring optimal ventilation and thermal comfort for residents.

The project team has placed a strong emphasis on reducing resource consumption and promoting recycling during the construction phase, significantly minimising waste sent to landfills. Additionally, the building management is committed to ongoing waste reduction and efficient waste disposal practices.

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The property boasts high-performance double glazed window systems, optimising insulation and minimising heat transfer. A 21 kW photovoltaic (PV) system adorns the roof, offsetting more than 40 per cent of the building's estimated energy consumption. By utilising highly efficient lighting, heating, and cooling systems, the development effectively reduces overall energy demand.

The inclusion of light-coloured paving on balconies and terraces, combined with the use of Solar Reflective Index (SRI) paints, helps mitigate the Urban Heat Island effect, creating cooler outdoor areas that blend seamlessly with the surrounding environment.

Water consumption is significantly reduced through the implementation of water-efficient fixtures and landscape design. Additionally, rainwater is collected and stored for reuse, minimising reliance on potable water sources.

In keeping with its commitment to sustainability, 25 Smith showcases innovative practices and strategies that address global sustainability challenges. The project adheres to GreenGuard emission criteria, ensuring a healthy indoor environment by utilising ultra-low VOC paints that minimise harmful emissions.

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The entire project, from design to ongoing operation, follows best practices to minimise environmental impact and maximise efficiency.

25 Smith also promotes alternative transportation options, aiming to reduce dependency on private vehicles. The development provides electric vehicle charging facilities, encouraging residents to embrace low-emission transportation methods and contribute to a cleaner urban environment.

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At the heart of 25 Smith's sustainability initiatives is its commitment to renewable energy. The building boasts an array of solar panels, harnessing the power of the sun to generate clean electricity

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25 Smith Street offers a sustainable oasis in Fitzroy

Developer Ben White has been honing his craft in the property space for the past 25 years.&nbsp;

White has&nbsp;contributed to some of the country’s most significant developments across his time, including Collins Arch, featuring over 230 apartments combined with the W Hotel, along with Capital Grand South Yarra, Vogue South Yarra, The Emporium, Freshwater Place and Kingston Foreshore.

Now White is readying his Fitzroy project, 363 George Street, for purchasers. The project is slated for completion in Q3 2023.

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Curated by the award-winning team Bergman &amp; Co., led by Director Wendy Bergman, 363 George Street presents a limited collection of just 15 apartments across seven levels, with each of the units boasting generously-sized open plan living spaces.&nbsp;

The apartments have been designed to maximise natural light and space.

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At the heart of each apartment is a monolithic terrazzo island bench in the kitchen, complimented with V-Zug Swiss appliances, as well as deep timber accents and warm grey cabinetry.&nbsp;

The bathrooms are striking, featuring speckled terrazzo flooring contrasted by soft mosaic tiles shrouding the shower niche, giving a gentle sense of tactility and grain.

Floating cabinetry, accent lighting a freestanding bath create a calming and refined feel, while increasing the sense of space.

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Bursting at the seams with culture, character, and creativity, Fitzroy is the is the oldest suburb in Melbourne – as well as the most progressive.&nbsp;Encompassed by Brunswick Street, Smith Street, and Johnston Street, residents of 363 George Street will enjoy connectivity in spades, set within walking distance to the best of Melbourne's cultural hub in Fitzroy.

“Nestled in the heart of Fitzroy, the George Street apartments interprets the industrial character of the suburb with a refined and contemporary hand,"&nbsp;Bergman said.&nbsp;

"A layered palette of finishes gives tactility and warmth, complementing the development’s signature rose-tinted concrete façade,"&nbsp;

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