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Interactive map of good examples of low- and mid-rise housing design in NSW helping to fill the gap between detached single homes and high-rise apartments.

Alma Residences has given local businesses continuity and provided a new kind of residential development in New Lambton. It has done this while respecting and referencing a neighbouring, historic Art Deco building.

Avena allows indoor and outdoor spaces to merge in a convenient yet scenic location. Separate, self-contained living spaces in several homes allow for intergenerational living.

The Avia and Sana development makes the most of a challenging site, offering townhomes, terraces and more affordable apartments.

Barsbys Avenue Apartments responds to the demand for inner-city living while remaining inbeing at an appropriate scale for the local context.

Altrove Corso's townhomes provide a transition from larger lot sizes to higher-density housing proposed for Schofields.

Adaptive re-use of a converted warehouse has created housing that is in keeping with the character of the neighbourhood. A rooftop garden has added to the building’s sustainability and given the residents private green space.

The cohesive design of Eclipse Residences evolved to meet market demand and planning needs. The design exceeds standards for cross-ventilation and natural light, showing a commitment to sustainability.

Ed.Square has created a sustainable community that combines medium-density housing with open spaces and amenity. The development, which offers a range of housing sizes, types and prices, has also given streets back to walkers.

Erko Terraces has a stunning architectural design. It offers sophisticated interiors, generous internal and external spaces and a new public domain.