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	Highly awarded team: ANGLE, Edition Office and Eckersley Garden Architecture
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	Only 17 apartments and 3 freestanding homes on a one acre north-east corner site
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	Positioned in a coveted Studley Park treelined side street with a Walk Score of 91 and only 300m stroll to Kew Junction
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	Generous setbacks and oversized gardens averaging 125sqm each
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	Cutting edge Security features; video intercom, secure garage, two-point entrance locks, CCTV to common areas
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	Handcrafted bricks by Australian-owned and run family business Krause Bricks
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	Wardrobes by Italian stalwarts Molteni&amp;C and integrated Gaggenau appliances
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	Due to zoning and heritage restrictions, this is one of the last remaining apartment development sites in Studley Park
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	Distinguished by lofty, open-plan living areas all with 3m high ceilings
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	Minimum of 2 car parks each with a number of 3 and 4 car garages available
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</ul>THE VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT HAVE JUST ANNOUNCED THE RETURN OF STAMP DUTY SAVINGS FOR A LIMITED TIME! 
From the team behind the highly-awarded Fenwick development – ANGLE, Edition Office and Eckersley Garden Architecture – Fernhurst comprises just seventeen apartments and three freestanding homes on a one-acre north-east corner site. Positioned on a leafy green side street in Studley Park, the residences are conveniently located just 300m to Kew Junction, with a Walk Score of 91. Due to zoning and heritage restrictions, this is one of the last remaining apartment development sites in this tightly-held and historic precinct. 
Characterised by generous setbacks and oversized gardens, Fernhurst is a family of buildings that, while individually crafted, are united by a cohesive design language, prioritising a sense of sanctuary and connections to nature. Every residence is underpinned by a collection of premium design features and amenities, including 3m high ceilings, either a northern aspect and/or multiple aspects, increased access to daylight and outlook, and cross-flow ventilation. 
As ANGLE’s most extensively landscaped development, Fernhurst presents a thriving and secluded garden experience complete with expansive, open-air courtyards, sprawling vegetation and established canopy trees.

Fernhurst Kew - 11-15 Femhurst Grove, Kew

Welcome to The Fabric, Mirvac's exceptional award-winning community in Altona North, just 9km from the bustling heart of Melbourne's CBD. For over 50 years, Mirvac has consistently crafted extraordinary living experiences by infusing every detail with a commitment to quality and care.We have two new display towhomes open for inspection by private appointment.Saturday 12:30pm - 1pm | Sunday 1:30pm - 2:pm | Tuesday 5pm - 5:30pmFor a limited time, we’re making it super easy to secure your new home. + Save up to 50% on your stamp duty, up to max $30k + You only need a $20k deposit + No Owners Corp fees ever!At The Fabric, the award-winning team has taken an innovative approach, seamlessly blending contemporary townhomes into the rich tapestry of vibrant Altona North. These thoughtfully designed homes have achieved an impressive 7-star energy rating, ensuring not only comfort but also sustainability for the future.Nestled amidst lush, walkable streetscapes, The Fabric offers a close-knit community where both long-term residents and newcomers will find themselves excited to call home. Enjoy the convenience of having a wealth of education, dining, shopping, and outdoor options right at your doorstep, courtesy of the vibrant Inner West location.Immerse yourself in The Fabric experience by visiting our Display Suite, located at 198b Blackshaws Road, Altona North. Discover firsthand the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail that has gone into creating this vibrant new community in Melbourne's inner west. Let the journey to becoming a part of The Fabric community begin.Experience the perfect blend of vibrant living, uncompromising quality, and a thriving community at The Fabric. Embrace the opportunity to be part of this exceptional new chapter in Melbourne's inner west. Anthony Yau, our dedicated Fabric Sales Consultant, is ready to assist you in scheduling your exclusive viewing.Explore the virtual tour of the Angora Corner here: https://storage.net-fs.com/hosting/7566871/30/ *Terms &amp; Conditions Apply, go to thefabric.mirvac.com/Stamp-Duty-Terms-and-Conditions

The Fabric, Altona North - 188-198 Blackshaws Road, Altona North

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	Move in this June
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	Brodware tapware
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	Integrated Leibherr Fridge / freezer
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	Double Glazed Windows
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	Natural stones &amp; tiles
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	Oak timber joinery &amp; flooring
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	Never to be built out views
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	International walk score of 95
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	V-ZUG kitchen appliances
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</ul>Sinclair Brook and Wilbow Group have come together to present a rare opportunity to indulge in tranquil park-side living in Windsor Park. A stunning collection of exquisite residences, Windsor Park boasts breathtaking architecture by Jackson Clements Burrows, and world-class interior design by Hecker Guthrie. The landscape architecture is just as impressive, with Eckersley Garden Architecture crafting a beautiful and serene environment for residents to call home.

The development sits on a rare park-side island site that fronts Chris Gahan Reserve, offering unparalleled views of both the park and the city. Windsor Park is conveniently located within walking distance to Chapel Street and Windsor Train Station, making it a perfect choice for those seeking elegance and convenience.

The residences are designed for expansive entertaining, featuring large, well-appointed kitchens with high-end fittings and Swiss-made V-ZUG appliances. The minimal aesthetic is elevated by a sculptural solid stone bench top with chamfered stone edging, designed to contrast with the smooth timber veneer cabinetry. The luxurious hotel-like bathrooms feature asymmetrical stone and timber vanities, natural stone floors, and feature mosaic wall tiles in the shower zones, complemented by rain and rail showers.

Each residence is anchored into its park-side context with canopy landscaping, giving residents the privacy they crave. The 'Japanese-inspired' central courtyard offers a serene and tranquil escape for residents to relax and unwind.

Experience true quality of life and elegant residential design at Windsor Park. It is a rare opportunity to indulge in the perfect juxtaposition of Windsor's urban edge with verdant calm. Discover a home where you experience real connection and convenience, surrounded by every amenity.

Windsor Park, Prahran - 61-71 McIlwrick Street, Prahran

<h3>A thoughtfully crafted collection of 33 large-scale residences in Hampton</h3>

Designed by locals with a deep understanding of the local landscape and community needs to ensure that Noetic Place is a welcome addition to Hampton.

Noetic Place Hampton is a new development in the tranquil suburb of Hampton, offering an exclusive collection of 33 large-scale residences. Nestled within a peaceful suburban heartland, Noetic Place provides a sanctuary for residents seeking privacy and tranquility. This carefully designed project by the same esteemed team behind Reunion Place brings an unparalleled living experience to Hampton, with homes that embody considered beauty and relaxed elegance.

<h3>Interiors defined by elegance and functionality</h3>

Step inside the residences at Noetic Place Hampton to find interiors that exude sophistication and comfort. Each home has been meticulously designed by Fender Katsalidis, featuring high-quality finishes and fixtures typically found in privately commissioned homes. The living spaces boast tactile materials and simple forms, creating an atmosphere of refined luxury. A standout feature is the credenza in the living room, a finely crafted piece of joinery that serves as both a functional storage solution and a display for treasured objects.

<h3>The Garden Library and lush outdoor spaces</h3>

Noetic Place Hampton offers residents a unique amenity with its beautifully crafted Garden Library. This timber pavilion is a serene retreat where residents can gather for a meal, share a glass of wine, or simply enjoy quiet contemplation. The interior design of the Garden Library emphasizes warm timbers and wide north-facing windows, allowing sunlight to flood the space and providing enchanting views of the surrounding gardens. 
The outdoor spaces at Noetic Place are designed to complement the building’s architecture, featuring lush greenery and grand existing trees. Residents can enjoy the outdoors in secluded terraces and courtyards, enveloped by the natural beauty of Hampton’s leafy environment. The gardens, designed by Eckersley Garden Architecture, incorporate indigenous plants and the site’s signature trees, creating a harmonious connection with nature.

<h3>A vibrant Bayside community</h3>

Living at Noetic Place Hampton means enjoying the best of both worlds – a peaceful suburban setting with easy access to vibrant amenities. Located on tree-lined Service Street, residents are just an 8-minute walk from the train station, providing a convenient 20-minute ride to Melbourne’s CBD. Hampton’s picturesque coastline, sandy beaches, and cliff-top lookouts offer year-round enjoyment for swimmers, walkers, and nature lovers. 
Hampton Street, a bustling hub of local designer boutiques, gourmet eateries, and specialty stores, is moments away. From a grocer and baker to a gourmet delicatessen and juice bar, the array of options caters to every need. The street also features homewares and antique stores, yoga studios, and day spas, making it a lively and convenient destination for residents.

<h3>A collaborative vision by a local team</h3>

The development of Noetic Place Hampton is a result of a collaborative effort by a dedicated local team. With architecture and interiors by the renowned Fender Katsalidis, garden architecture by Eckersley Garden Architecture, and project management by Fathom, this project exemplifies quality and integrity. The team’s deep understanding of the local landscape and community needs ensures that Noetic Place is a welcome addition to Hampton. 
The project also benefits from the expertise of Orchid Vue, a development partner focused on creating luxurious and liveable homes, and Seesaw Studio, a branding and design practice that brings clarity and creativity to the project’s visual identity.

<h3>Book your private appointment today</h3>

Experience the unique charm and exceptional living at Noetic Place Hampton. Submit an enquiry to arrange a private appointment at the Display Suite. Discover your new home in this tranquil bayside haven.

Noetic Place Hampton - 28-34 Service Street, Hampton

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

The newest residential address in Hawthorn that offers a refreshing and invigorating lifestyle for its residents. Created by Cera Stribley Architecture and Interiors, Lightcourt incorporates the principles of Biophilia, ensuring each of the 24 premium residences boasts a seamless connection to the surrounding environment with natural light and airflows.

This exceptional residential development features unparalleled design and amenities, making it the highlight of Hawthorn. Upon arrival, residents are greeted by a tranquil garden lightcourt, which separates the building into two, offering two lifts for added convenience. Luxurious amenities include a dog wash, car wash, parcel services, and a private wellness centre equipped with indoor pools, plunges, steam, sauna, spa, and treatment rooms.

At Lightcourt, we have created a boutique development that provides a perfect blend of luxury, tranquillity, and sophistication, making it the ideal choice for discerning residents seeking a premium living experience. The building is crowned by two penthouses that offer direct lift access and private rooftops with their own entertainment areas and pools, providing an exclusive retreat for those seeking the highest levels of luxury.

Our team comprises some of Australia's most accomplished architecture, interior, and landscape designers, ensuring every aspect of Lightcourt is crafted to perfection. The premium residences boast a seamless connection to the surrounding environment with natural light and airflows that enhance the quality of life of its residents.

Lightcourt is the highlight of Hawthorn, providing an exceptional lifestyle that includes access to luxurious amenities and a unique living experience in an ideal location. Come and experience luxury, tranquillity, and sophistication at Lightcourt.

148-152 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

Elements, Williamstown - 29 Felicia Road, Williamstown

Reunion Place, Hampton - 23-25 Linacre Road, Hampton

Summary:

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	<li aria-level="1">ANGLE’s Fernhurst in Kew continues collaboration with Edition Office and Eckersley Garden Architecture.</li>
	<li aria-level="1">Design integrates handcrafted Krause Bricks and landscaping to blend with Studley Park’s character.</li>
	<li aria-level="1">Interiors feature high-end craftsmanship, including Molteni&amp;C wardrobes and Gaggenau appliances.</li>
</ul>

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Don’t change what isn’t broken.

That was the mindset of the team at design-driven Melbourne developer ANGLE when they secured another site in Kew’s exclusive Studley Park precinct.

Having completed the award-winning Fenwick just 700 metres away—selling all nine residences well before completion—ANGLE partnered with the same trusted team, with the goal of creating something even better.

They brought Edition Office and Eckersley Garden Architecture to the site, confident the team already understood what ANGLE’s core customer base was looking for. The challenge then became how to take it even further than what they’ve delivered before.

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One of ANGLE’s key priorities is always to evoke a sense of generosity in their developments. For <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/fernhurst-kew-11-15-fernhurst-grove-kew-vic-3101">Fernhurst</a>, they reserved a significant portion of the 4,000 sqm-plus site for landscaping. Eckersley Garden Architecture collaborated with Edition Office to ensure the buildings didn’t compete with the natural environment but complemented it.

“With generous setbacks allowing for oversized gardens, we envision a lush, leafy green setting with soft edges, full planting, and a tranquil, explorative garden,” says Eckersley.

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Edition Office designed the buildings around this extensive landscaping, centring them on a grand, central void that floods each dwelling with natural light and enables cross-flow ventilation—immersing residents in the surrounding garden environment.

Fernhurst highlights ANGLE’s meticulous attention to detail—literally, brick by brick. For the brick façade, they partnered with Krause Bricks, a family-owned Australian company operating since 1945, known for fire-resistant, carbon-neutral bricks. Krause’s handmade bricks, celebrated for their depth of colour and rich texture, have featured in luxury homes from Toorak to Potts Point, including the 2024 AIA Queensland Residential Architecture Award-winner in Mermaid Beach.

True to form, ANGLE closes the loop by collaborating with best-in-class partners for interior fit-outs. Kitchens at Fernhurst will feature integrated Gaggenau appliances, while wardrobes are being custom-crafted by Italian brand Molteni&amp;C, globally recognised for its precision joinery and craftsmanship.

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Jellis Craig Projects Director, Stephen Bowtell, says ANGLE’s attention to every detail gives off the plan buyers a strong sense of confidence.

“The way ANGLE has designed Fernhurst, all the way down to the brick selection, shows the team is incredibly committed to the end result for their purchasers,” Bowtell says.

Over half of the 20 residences at Fernhurst have already been sold, even before construction has commenced. COBEN has been appointed as the builder, with work set to begin imminently.

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Having completed the award-winning Fenwick just 700 metres away—selling all nine residences well before completion—ANGLE partnered with the same trusted team, with the goal of creating something even better

Joel Robinson

Brick by brick: How ANGLE is redefining confidence in the off the plan market

Noetic Place is the latest luxury off the plan apartment development taking shape in the heart of Bayside.&nbsp;

Designed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/fk-australia">Fender Katsalidis</a>&nbsp;on the fringe of the centre of Hampton, Noetic Place will feature just 33 two, three, and four-bedroom apartments, some of the largest in the area.

The stepped facade and attention to detail create a sophisticated yet welcoming presence on the tree-lined service street.

Inside, the apartments are designed for modern living, with free-flowing spaces that open to generous balconies offering views of the city, national park, or bay.

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The communal amenities at <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/noetic-place-hampton-28-34-service-street-hampton">Noetic Place</a> are centred around lush landscaping by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/landscape-architect/eckersley-garden-architecture">Eckersley Garden Architecture</a>. A pavilion with a kitchenette, dining space, and library will be nestled in the garden, offering a private retreat for residents.&nbsp;

We visited Noetic Place's display suite at 354 Hampton Street to offer a glimpse into what Noetic Place will bring to the vibrant <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/hampton-vic-3188">Hampton</a> community.

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We visited Noetic Place's display suite at 354 Hampton Street to offer a glimpse into what Noetic Place will bring to the vibrant Hampton community.

Inside Hampton's newest apartment development, Noetic Place: Urban video display suite tour

Hampton's Service Street offers everything that attracts home owners to Melbourne's Bayside.

The tree-lined street sits in a quiet pocket of Hampton, connected to the heart of Hampton where there's the station, shops, and most importantly, the beach.&nbsp;

There's been no new apartment developments on Service Street in decades. Local developer <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/noetic-places">Noetic Places</a> identified the 860 metre street as where they wanted to craft something similar to Reunion Place which they developed on the nearby Linacre Road.

Noetic Places, led by Stephen Barrow Yu, worked diligently with local community groups and council to produce something the neighbourhood could be proud of, and something that would have a positive impact on the area.

The recently launched apartment development, Noetic Place, has been designed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/fk-australia">Fender Katsalidis</a>&nbsp;to feature a stepped facade that is designed to offer privacy from neighbouring properties while blending seamlessly with the street's layout.&nbsp;

Noetic Place is located on a 3,662 sqm site toward the western end of Service Street, just 400 metres to the intersection of Service Street and Hampton Street which serves the focal point of the suburb.

In the heart of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/hampton-vic-3188">Hampton</a>, Noetic Place is an eight-minute walk to Hampton Station, where from there is a 20-minute train into the Melbourne CBD.

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Hampton's picturesque coastline, with its sandy beaches and cliff-top lookouts, offers year-round enjoyment for swimmers, walkers, and nature enthusiasts.

Hampton Street serves as the bustling heart of the neighbourhood, featuring an array of specialty stores and eateries. Residents can enjoy fresh produce from the local grocer, baker, gourmet delicatessen, juice bar, and fruit market, all just moments from home.

The retail strip of Hampton Street is also home to a diverse selection of boutiques and amenities. From local designer goods and homewares to antique stores and lifestyle activities such as yoga and day spas, Hampton Street caters to a wide range of interests and needs. This vibrant hub is a short walk from Noetic Place, making it a convenient destination for daily essentials and leisurely pursuits.

Families will find several reputable education options within proximity to Noetic Place. Schools such as Hampton Primary School, Sandringham Primary School, St. Mary's School, Sacred Heart School, and St. Leonard's College are all within 800 metres of Hampton Street, providing a variety of choices for quality education.

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Noetic Place itself comprises 33 large-scale two and three-bedroom apartments spread across three levels.

The development also prioritises green spaces, with local landscape architect <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/landscape-architect/eckersley-garden-architecture">Eckersley</a> retaining established trees on-site and introducing curated pockets of local and native flora.&nbsp;

Construction by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/vcon-builders">VCON Builders</a> on Noetic Place is set to commence later this year, with completion staged for 2025.

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mikah.m@urban.com.au

The peaceful heart of Hampton: Around the tree-lined location of Noetic Place

Melbourne developer Noetic Place has launched its eponymous Hampton apartment development, Noetic Places, offering some of the largest apartments on the market in the burgeoning Bayside suburb.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/noetic-places">Noetic Places</a> is a celebration of design, landscape and community. <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/noetic-place-hampton-28-34-service-street-hampton">Noetic Place</a>, led by Stephen Barrow-Yu, worked extensively with the local council and community to create something that the community could celebrate, and to do that, they brought in the best collaborators.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/fk-australia">Fender Katsalidis</a>&nbsp;designed the building, while the everpresent <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/eckersley-garden-architecture">Eckersley</a> Garden Architecture handled the landscaping.

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The building, home to 33 two, three and four-bedroom apartments, has been designed to appear as three individual homes, mimicking the scale of nearby houses on the tree-lined Service Street, within a stroll of Hampton's beach, village and station.

The project's stepped façade features Krause bricks in sandy bayside tones, balancing the warmth of bronze metallic finishes. The exterior design is inspired by local Edwardian homes and beachy tones, featuring a light sandy brick facade with warm metallic details and timber battens.

The development is the second for Hampton-based boutique developer Noetic Places, building on the character of its first – Reunion Place - designed and delivered by the same team 500 metres away.

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Barrow-Yu involved neighbours in Noetic Place's design, taking time to listen to community concerns to ensure it is embraced by the Hampton community.

"We know that great architecture and design, and spaces of planted beauty, lift the spirit and add to the environment," Barrow-Yu said.

Two basement levels provide ample car spaces for residents, each with an electric charging capability.

Noetic Place prioritises green spaces by retaining established trees on-site and introducing curated pockets of local and native flora.

Upon entering Noetic Place, residents will be greeted by a lobby where the exterior brickwork textures smoothly transition into a spacious triple-height area featuring rose-tinted travertine stone, lush greenery, an overhead oculus skylight, and distinctive paving below.

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For the interiors of the apartments,&nbsp;Fender Katsalidis has chosen finishes and fixtures that align more with custom-designed, architecturally crafted homes.&nbsp;

Each residence is individually designed to maximise natural light and provide views of gardens or the neighbourhood.

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Residents will have access to several communal amenities, including a garden to the south of the site, featuring a pavilion with a kitchenette and a library for residents to enjoy.

Noetic Place is only 500 metres from Hampton Street, Hampton's go-to retail strip with specialty stores and eateries, including a grocer, baker, gourmet delicatessen, juice bar and a fruit market.

Evoke Property is marketing Noetic Place.

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Noetic Place will comprise just 33 large-scale apartments designed by Fender Katsilidis just 500 metres from Hampton Street

Noetic Place Hampton: A celebration of design, landscaping and community

New apartment projects in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/hampton-vic-3188">Hampton</a> are continuing to add up, as developer <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/noetic-places">Noetic Places</a>&nbsp;introduces the latest collection of apartments to hit the popular Bayside suburb.

The project,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/noetic-place-hampton-28-34-service-street-hampton">Noetic Place</a>, comprises 33 two and three-bedroom large-scaled apartments just an eight-minute walk to the Hampton Station.

Designed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/fk-australia">Fender Katsalidis</a>, the three-level building features a stepped facade that aims to provide privacy from neighbouring properties and blend with the street's layout.

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Noetic Place will resemble three separate homes along Service Street, mimicking the scale of nearby houses. The exterior design is inspired by local Edwardian homes and beachy tones, featuring a light sandy brick facade with warm metallic details and timber battens.

In collaboration with local landscape architect <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/eckersley-garden-architecture">Eckersley</a>, Noetic Place prioritises green spaces by retaining established trees on-site and introducing curated pockets of local and native flora. This thoughtful approach ensures that Noetic Place is a harmonious extension of the neighbourhood.

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Upon entering Noetic Place, residents will be greeted by a lobby where the exterior brickwork textures smoothly transition into a spacious triple-height area featuring rose-tinted travertine stone, lush greenery, an overhead oculus skylight, and distinctive paving below.

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For the interiors of the apartments,&nbsp;Fender Katsalidis has chosen finishes and fixtures that align more with custom-designed, architecturally crafted homes.&nbsp;

Each residence is individually designed to maximise natural light and provide views of gardens or the neighbourhood.

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Residents will have access to several communal amenities, including a garden to the south of the site, featuring a pavilion with a kitchenette and a library for residents to enjoy.

Noetic Place is only 500 metres from Hampton Street, Hampton's go-to retail strip with specialty stores and eateries, including a grocer, baker, gourmet delicatessen, juice bar and a fruit market.

Three Sixty Property is marketing Noetic Place.

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Each residence is individually designed to maximise natural light and provide views of gardens or the neighbourhood

Urban Editorial

Noetic Places launch new Hampton off the plan apartment development

One of Melbourne's smallest suburbs, Windsor, is set to welcome a rare new development this year when developer Sinclair Brook completes its striking new project, Windsor Park.

Windsor Park, a joint venture between&nbsp;<a href="/developers/wilbow-group">Sinclair Brook</a>,&nbsp;reputable investment firm Wilbow Group and architecture firm <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/jackson-clements-burrows-architects">Jackson Clements Burrows</a>, comprises just 33 apartments and a vast 3,000 sqm site in an enviable pocket in <a href="/new-apartments/windsor-vic-3181">Windsor</a>. The project boasts an international walk score of 95.

Bordering the Chris Gahan Reserve, residents of the two and three-bedroom apartments are treated to verdant vistas and views of the city skyline from the comfort of their homes.

Windsor Park embodies a minimalist Japanese aesthetic with emphasis on timeless and environmentally harmonious design.

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The architectural narrative unfolds as a series of interconnected buildings interspersed with lush greenery. Vertical breaks along the street facades create captivating shadow plays, imbuing the structure with a human-scale intimacy.

Complementing the architectural splendour are meticulously curated interiors by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/hecker-guthrie">Hecker Guthrie</a> and lush gardens by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/landscape-architect/eckersley-garden-architecture">Eckersley Garden Architecture</a>.

The exterior’s chosen palette of concrete, warm metals, and neutral brick extends into the interiors, where earth tones, concrete, and soft timber create an atmosphere of warm contemporary.

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Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows flood the homes with natural light, while private terraces and balconies provide idyllic retreats within the home.

The living spaces are designed with open plans and generous layouts adaptable to every resident's needs.

Perfect for hosting gatherings, the spacious kitchens are equipped with top-notch fittings and appliances.&nbsp;

A striking solid stone bench top with chamfered stone edging sits atop the central island, creating a visual contrast with the sleek timber veneer cabinetry.&nbsp;

Every kitchen comes complete with a full set of premium Swiss appliances by V-ZUG, adding to the overall minimalist design.

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Homeowners can choose between two distinct colour schemes: Classic or Windsor to personalise their homes.

<a href="/new-apartments/windsor-park-prahran-61-71-mcilwrick-street-prahran">Windsor Park</a> is also committed to sustainability and energy efficiency. Utilising readily available technologies, the development aims to achieve a 7-star average NatHERs Energy Rating.&nbsp;

Increased insulation, high-performance double glazing, passive design for natural daylight and ventilation, water-efficient fixtures, and a rainwater harvesting system are all the initiatives employed in Windsor Park to contribute to a lower environmental impact.

Additionally, in embracing the future, Windsor Park will incorporate features for electric vehicle charging, basement ventilation improvements, and a solar PV system on the rooftop.&nbsp;

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These initiatives not only reduce energy costs but also promote a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle for its residents.

Sinclair Brook is offering an extended building warranty at Windsor Park, past the standard warranty that all off the plan developers need to offer.

Construction by builder <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/ironside">Ironside Construction</a> has commenced on Windsor Park, with completion slated in mid-2024.

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Construction by builder Ironside Construction has commenced on Windsor Park, with completion slated in mid-2024

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