<ul>
	<li>Dedication to green space in the private and public realm.</li>
	<li>Light filled interiors interacting with nature.</li>
	<li>Located in the heart of a rich cultural hub.</li>
</ul>

Rising above the culturally significant streetscape of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/coburg-vic">Coburg’s</a> Sydney Road is Coburg Collective, bringing a vibrant aesthetic that celebrates modern living and architectural design with functional public spaces.

At 200 Sydney Road, Coburg Collective is inspired by the eclectic suburb comprising of 158 one, two and three bedroom apartments across three buildings wrapped around a central pocket park accessed by the public via a vibrant laneway.

The mixed use development offers significant commercial and retail offerings as well as community benefits such as a new urban plaza and laneway with outdoor dining options.

12 townhouses will be delivered to front Cash St outside the main building of the Coburg Collective which draw on the local vernacular housing stock to provide contemporary design response to the surrounding context including the use of undulating roof profiles and articulated brick front fences.

A lack of public open space and amenity in the area prompted the introduction of green space to both the public and private realm. Landscaped yards and setbacks to residential entries as well as a rooftop terrace and micro gardens to the upper floors are included in the precinct also.

The architecture is bold, retaining the essence of Coburg’s historic heart by establishing a new kind of opulence that rejoices in the robust and restrained. <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/hayball-architects">Edgy architecture</a> presents dramatic forms uniquely connected to motifs found in the surrounding streetscape.

The facade is highly articulated, presenting a distinct character to the street, while a layering of textured surfaces creates a solid anchor to the wider urban context.

Internally, a neutral, restrained palette creates a canvas for individual expression with raw, organic materiality incorporated alongside refined detailing, creating a dynamic contrast utilising a sophisticated approach to industrial elements and an interplay of scale and texture through uncomplicated geometry.

Within the townhomes, the living rooms feature an open-plan design to enhance the sense of space with large kitchens with beautifully hand-crafted mosaic tiles that recall the textural bluestone found commonly in the area. Choose between the Blanc or Nero colour schemes to personalise your home.

Picturesque landscape terraces from LBA Design feature inbuilt barbeque benches, perfect for entertaining guests. 
The apartments of Coburg Collective are inspired by the area reflecting its true industrial beauty with a contemporary twist. Living rooms and adjoining balconies offer plenty of space and a stunning backdrop of views over Melbourne.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors connect balconies inviting an abundance of natural light into the home. Stone island benchtops within kitchens provide an elegant centre point to gather with guests, and feature pendant lighting as an additional touch of elegance.

Each bathroom is designed to be calming and comfortable with double vanities in master ensuites. 
Coburg Collective features an array of exclusive amenities such as a landscaped rooftop garden, complete with cinema, barbeques, seating areas and a pergola with spectacular views over Melbourne.

The main lobby features a concierge area connecting to the library. A private resident’s bar and lounge is hidden away in a quiet pocket of the building.

A library with a fireplace sets the perfect mood to unwind, whilst the state of the art pool, gym and sauna promote inner serenity and an active lifestyle. 
Material palettes of stone, timber and greenery bring the elements of nature.

A private communal courtyard and garden within the building adds a perfect spot for a picnic. 
The Sydney Road aspect of Coburg Collective will provide an activated streetscape with curated retail and dining.

Excitement is just within walking distance of your home with one of Melbourne’s oldest markets, Coburg Market offering local fresh food, clothing, arts and jewellery. 
Coburg is home to a wide variety of lush green spaces with Merri Creek winding its way through the neighbourhood before ending at Coburg Lake, offering a health and active lifestyle on your doorstep.

The street facade offers a mix of textured concrete and glass with planter boxes, dramatic metal profile shop-front canopies and glazing systems.

The street wall above, primarily composed of brick is punctuated by alternating openings of infill steel fin balustrades, flush glazing and open voids, offering glimpses to the courtyard gardens beyond.

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<ul><li>Dedication to green space in the private and public realm.</li>
	<li>Light filled interiors interacting with nature.</li>
	<li>Located in the heart of a rich cultural hub.</li>
</ul>Rising above the culturally significant streetscape of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/coburg-vic">Coburg’s</a> Sydney Road is Coburg Collective, bringing a vibrant aesthetic that celebrates modern living and architectural design with functional public spaces.

At 200 Sydney Road, Coburg Collective is inspired by the eclectic suburb comprising of 158 one, two and three bedroom apartments across three buildings wrapped around a central pocket park accessed by the public via a vibrant laneway.

The mixed use development offers significant commercial and retail offerings as well as community benefits such as a new urban plaza and laneway with outdoor dining options.

12 townhouses will be delivered to front Cash St outside the main building of the Coburg Collective which draw on the local vernacular housing stock to provide contemporary design response to the surrounding context including the use of undulating roof profiles and articulated brick front fences.

A lack of public open space and amenity in the area prompted the introduction of green space to both the public and private realm. Landscaped yards and setbacks to residential entries as well as a rooftop terrace and micro gardens to the upper floors are included in the precinct also.

The architecture is bold, retaining the essence of Coburg’s historic heart by establishing a new kind of opulence that rejoices in the robust and restrained. <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/hayball-architects">Edgy architecture</a> presents dramatic forms uniquely connected to motifs found in the surrounding streetscape.

The facade is highly articulated, presenting a distinct character to the street, while a layering of textured surfaces creates a solid anchor to the wider urban context.

Internally, a neutral, restrained palette creates a canvas for individual expression with raw, organic materiality incorporated alongside refined detailing, creating a dynamic contrast utilising a sophisticated approach to industrial elements and an interplay of scale and texture through uncomplicated geometry.

Within the townhomes, the living rooms feature an open-plan design to enhance the sense of space with large kitchens with beautifully hand-crafted mosaic tiles that recall the textural bluestone found commonly in the area. Choose between the Blanc or Nero colour schemes to personalise your home.

Picturesque landscape terraces from LBA Design feature inbuilt barbeque benches, perfect for entertaining guests. 
The apartments of Coburg Collective are inspired by the area reflecting its true industrial beauty with a contemporary twist. Living rooms and adjoining balconies offer plenty of space and a stunning backdrop of views over Melbourne.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors connect balconies inviting an abundance of natural light into the home. Stone island benchtops within kitchens provide an elegant centre point to gather with guests, and feature pendant lighting as an additional touch of elegance.

Each bathroom is designed to be calming and comfortable with double vanities in master ensuites. 
Coburg Collective features an array of exclusive amenities such as a landscaped rooftop garden, complete with cinema, barbeques, seating areas and a pergola with spectacular views over Melbourne.

The main lobby features a concierge area connecting to the library. A private resident’s bar and lounge is hidden away in a quiet pocket of the building.

A library with a fireplace sets the perfect mood to unwind, whilst the state of the art pool, gym and sauna promote inner serenity and an active lifestyle. 
Material palettes of stone, timber and greenery bring the elements of nature.

A private communal courtyard and garden within the building adds a perfect spot for a picnic. 
The Sydney Road aspect of Coburg Collective will provide an activated streetscape with curated retail and dining.

Excitement is just within walking distance of your home with one of Melbourne’s oldest markets, Coburg Market offering local fresh food, clothing, arts and jewellery. 
Coburg is home to a wide variety of lush green spaces with Merri Creek winding its way through the neighbourhood before ending at Coburg Lake, offering a health and active lifestyle on your doorstep.

The street facade offers a mix of textured concrete and glass with planter boxes, dramatic metal profile shop-front canopies and glazing systems.

The street wall above, primarily composed of brick is punctuated by alternating openings of infill steel fin balustrades, flush glazing and open voids, offering glimpses to the courtyard gardens beyond.

Coburg Collective - 200-216 Sydney Road, Coburg

South - 15 Thistlethwaite Street, South Melbourne

Located on the inner edge of Melbourne's CBD, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/coburg-vic">Coburg</a> is rapidly becoming a hotspot for commercial and residential development, drawing attention from both investors and the government's future planning initiatives.

With its access to various transportation options such as tram, train, and bike paths leading directly to the city, along with quick links to the freeway and Melbourne Airport, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/coburg-vic">Coburg's strategic location</a> has become a sought-after destination.

The presence of esteemed educational institutions like Monash University, RMIT, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/coburg-vic">Coburg</a> Primary School, and <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/brunswick-east-vic">Brunswick East</a> Primary School in close proximity also add to its allure.

Among the prominent developments that have transformed <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/coburg-vic">Coburg</a> into a vibrant urban hub,&nbsp;Ruiyi Australia's <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/coburg-collective-200-216-sydney-road-coburg">Coburg Collective</a> delivers a mixed-use project to the heart of the inner north, boasting 158 apartments in the main building and an additional 12 townhouses along Cash Street.

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More than just residential apartments, the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/coburg-collective-200-216-sydney-road-coburg">Hayball-designed, eight-level building</a> is also home to significant commercial and retail spaces, as well as two grand lobbies, complete with concierge services, a library, bar, lounge, gym, pool, and sauna. Communal courtyards and gardens grace the ground floor and the rooftop, with the crowning space also featuring a cinema and far-reaching views to Melbourne's skyline.&nbsp;

Hayball said a lack of public open space and amenity in the area prompted them to introduce and maximise high levels of green space to both the public and private realm when designing <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/coburg-collective-200-216-sydney-road-coburg">Coburg Collective</a>.&nbsp;

An internal laneway and onsite retail options along Sydney Road enrich the overall experience, providing residents with a diverse selection of dining, entertainment, and shopping opportunities.

"Additional to the pedestrian through link to Sydney Road, we have introduced a public pocket park, landscaped yards and setbacks to residential entries as well as a rooftop terrace and micro gardens to the upper floors," Hayball advised.

The architectural vision for <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/coburg-collective-200-216-sydney-road-coburg">Coburg Collective</a> is a testament to the suburb's industrial aesthetic, with Hayball blending raw tactility with curated elegance to pay homage to <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/coburg-vic">Coburg's historic heart</a>.&nbsp;Inside, the interiors adopt a neutral and refined palette, allowing for individual expression amidst raw, organic materials.&nbsp;

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"The Sydney Road façade is designed to be highly articulated, presenting a distinct character to the street and entrance to the public realm, while the street wall offers a mix of textured concrete and glass with planter boxes, dramatic metal-profile shopfront canopies, and glazing systems," Hayball added.

"The street wall above, primarily composed of brick is punctuated by alternating openings of infill steel fin balustrades, flush glazing and open voids, offering glimpses to the courtyard gardens beyond.

"The Cash Street Townhouses draw on the local vernacular housing stock to provide a contemporary design response to the surrounding context including the use of undulating roof profiles and articulated brick front fences."

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The architectural vision for Coburg Collective is a testament to the suburb's industrial aesthetic, with Hayball blending raw tactility with curated elegance to pay homage to Coburg's historic heart

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