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Just a block from bustling Willoughby Road in the Crows Nest town centre, Coterie has been thoughtfully designed with natural materials, open spaces and plants to improve pedestrian experience in the area.

The terrace-style homes at Cowper Street have been designed for durability and flexible living arrangements. The development is compliant with the solar access provisions of the Apartment Design Guide.

Crown 515 is a mixed-use development that combines contemporary design with heritage architecture. Its focus on sustainability and community are demonstrated by energy efficient design and a street-facing dining terrace.

Sitting above a retail space in the heart of Rozelle, Darling & Cambridge combines Sydney’s architectural history with modern convenience.

This development in Lane Cove has been designed to improve the landscape and greenery of its suburb. The original site has been subdivided into individual residential lots of approximately 1000 m2 each.

A unique history and plenty of space for hobbies and storage set the Gentry apart from other residential buildings in this inner-city neighbourhood.

The Grand Bondi Junction is an active, mixed-use development that meets the high-density commercial and low-rise residential needs of the area.

The design of Hall Street Apartments considers sustainability, thermal performance, community and culture. This development was undertaken with town planner guidance and council support.

Hatbox Street Housing is a sustainably designed development with landscaped open spaces, new road networks and site links to create a connected neighbourhood.

These terraces are part of Stockland’s Riverwalk development in the Sydney suburb of Ermington. Well-designed internal layouts and landscaped outdoor spaces deliver flexible family living, character and a sense of home.