Step into sophistication and comfort with Fifty Eight Porter Street - the latest luxury living experience in Prahran. Located moments from the bustling Greville Street and nestled in the heart of the city, this exclusive development of 49 park side apartments offers breathtaking city and Grattan Gardens views, and is designed by the renowned architecture firm Cera Stribley.

Take advantage of the unbeatable location and walk to some of Melbourne's best shopping and dining destinations, including Greville Street, Prahran Market, Grattan Gardens and the train station. The building is also adjacent to Prahran's newest pocket park, providing a serene and protected environment that will never be built out.

Fifty Eight Porter Street combines style and practicality, with every detail carefully considered to enhance your living experience. Miele appliances and included Fisher and Paykel fridge and freezer, marble island and stainless steel worktops, concealed air-conditioning in bedrooms and living rooms, and built-in studies are just some of the premium features on offer.

Relax and unwind on the communal rooftop terrace, where you can take in the city views and socialize with friends and neighbors. This secure building also includes bike storage and security access and cameras for added peace of mind. With no car stackers or lifts and no tandem car spaces, Fifty Eight Porter Street offers a unique and unrivaled living experience in Prahran.

Don't miss your chance to call Fifty Eight Porter Street your new home. With only 49 park side apartments available, now is the time to make your move.

Fifty Eight Porter Street, Prahran - 58 Porter Street, Prahran

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.

Liverpool St, Fitzroy North - 1a Liverpool Street, Fitzroy North

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

786-794 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy North

Robinson - 37 Robinson Road, Hawthorn

1-3 York Street, Prahran

Little Oxford - 7-15 Little Oxford Street, Collingwood

44 Greeves - 44-46 Greeves Street, Fitzroy

852 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn

Hawthorn is going through somewhat of a development boom in recent months, with several developments either being sought or commencing their sales campaign.

The most recent entrant is Peter Forsyth's <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/outline-projects">Outline Projects</a>, who has filed for 41 apartments on Glenferrie Road.

They're seeking to replace several old commercial buildings with a new <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/woods-bagot">Woods Bagot</a>-designed development incorporating two street-level retail spaces at 846-858 Glenferrie Road.<img alt="Glenferrie Road" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="e931ebbd-2011-457b-a495-7f26f1ce42aa" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/entry%20retail.png?VersionId=qoE7XzbiDJZT8wvkoyL1SOLQ2Z1nl5xv" />

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The apartments, a mix of&nbsp;19 two-beds and 22 three-beds, each with usable balconies or terraces that are a minimum of 15 per cent of internal space. A 110 sqm communal rooftop for residents, complete with an outdoor kitchen, and dining and gathering zones, will crown the all-electric building.

Woods Bagot took cues from the Edwardian and Victorian architectural influences that dominate the area when designing the building, but with a modern interpretation of classic styles.

Architectural features such as lightwells and angled geometry break down the mass of the building and soften its visual impact on the surrounding neighbourhood.

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Outline's plans come hot on the heels of Carpe Group and ICON Developments, who just last month <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/news/vic/first-look-carpe-group-and-icon-developments-team-up-again-for-new-downsizer-apartments-in-hawthorn">filed for 32 apartments on Robinson Road</a>.

Designed by acclaimed architecture studio&nbsp;<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/architects/powell-glenn">Powell &amp; Glenn</a>, the low-density development is expected to cater predominantly to owner-occupiers—<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/carpe-group" target="">Carpe</a>'s primary target market. The majority of the 32 apartments will feature three bedrooms.

One of the most recent new developments to launch in Hawthorn is from precinct-led developer Hamton, who is selling <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/scotch-hill-gardens-hawthorn-147-robinson-road-hawthorn-vic-3122">Scotch Hill Gardens</a>, a new community with six low-rise buildings enveloped in estabished greenery.

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It is another development by Woods Bagot, who drew inspiration from the organisation of lily pads on a pond—organic formations that are discrete yet interconnected, sitting lightly within their context.

This approach aligns with the principles of "nature-based cities," integrating nature, amenity, wellness, and community into the urban fabric.

Woods Bagot took cues from the Edwardian and Victorian architectural influences that dominate the area when designing the building, but with a modern interpretation of classic styles

Joel Robinson

First look: Hawthorn development boom continues with Outline Projects' Glenferrie Road plans

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

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

Outline Projects launch 131 Smith Street, Fitzroy apartments

Residents will soon be moving in to Robinson, the new townhouse development in Hawthorn's exclusive Scotch Hill precinct.

The project at 37 Robinson Road Hawthorn, delivered by developer Outline Projects, comprises 18 three and four bedroom townhouses, each with their own private garages and courtyards.

Outline Projects commissioned the Melbourne-based architectural studio Object Subject to design the homes, with the renowned Eckersley Garden Architecture handling the landscaping and gardens.

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There are still a few townhouses left, with the three bedroom residences priced between $1,725,000 and&nbsp;$2,665,000. The sole four bedroom townhouse left is priced at $2,625,000.

The buyers have been a mix of&nbsp;owner-occupiers, young families, young professionals and downsizers.

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The Robinson townhouses have been created using a&nbsp;refined material palette of&nbsp;marble,, brass, steel and brick, complete with a striking timber facade.

Each townhouse spans two levels and has engineered oak floorboards, wool blend carpers, double glazed windows and a kitchen fully-kitted with Miele appliances and natural stone benchtops.

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The master suite's feature their own walk in wardrobes and ensuites.

The project sits&nbsp;to the south of Riversdale Road, just a short stroll from Camberwell Junction.

Outline has previously had success in Collingwood with an eight-level development of 29 dwellings. They also&nbsp;successfully completed townhouse projects in Armadale, Prahran and Fitzroy.

The project at 37 Robinson Road Hawthorn comprises 18 three and four bedroom townhouses, each with their own private garages and courtyards.



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