Set within the natural landscape of Melbourne's urban fringe, the apartments respond through greenery and views: "The architectural facades create a strong connection to this natural context." The highly detailed and articulated apartments offer residents a high level of amenity.
Key facts
- Highly detailed, articulated facades incorporating greenery
More projects
Related work
Bluestone Way (EBV)
Bluestone Way is part of East Brunswick Village, the mixed-use precinct JAM has designed for Banco Group on a former industrial site in...
View project
Fasteners Way (EBV)
Fasteners Way "completes the northern edge of East Brunswick Village and is the first purely residential building." A contemporary brick facade is...
View project
Bakehouse Terraces
The site's original brick bakehouse was built in 1902 for baker James Willmott, whose shop was at 392 Queens Parade.
View projectNext step
Tell us about your project.
A site you are buying, a planning permit, a new home or a full precinct: start with a conversation with one of our directors.