View of the building looking south east from Wilson Avenue
Canopied and peppered with plant life, the entrance feels calm, communal and well connected to the Jewell station Precinct’s streetscape
A communal garden leads the way to the lobby where the connection to nature is maintained via louvered windows and natural light
The rooftop features a generously landscaped garden with private, tranquil nooks and communal areas to socialise with friends and neighbours
Minimalist, calming and elegant, bathrooms include fittings and fixtures of the highest quality to enhance everyday rituals
Live work space furnished for working
Sydney Road is home to some of the city’s best cafes, restaurants, bars and retailers, which mirror the diverse personalities of the suburb’s residents and make it one of Melbourne’s greatest lifestyle precincts
One Wilson Ave offers easy access to the recently refurbished Jewell Station, which features ample public space, sculpture and greenery. Commuters can quickly reach the CBD via the Upfield Line train or via the Upfield bike path
Princes Park’s running track stretches 3.2 kilometres and makes for a great outdoor option, whether it’s walking the dog or going for a run, while Royal Park is an expanse of lush greenery rich in native flora, just a few minutes’ walk from One Wilson Ave
Another local heritage site for the health-conscious, Brunswick Baths is the perfect place to cool off over the balmy summer months or make use of the gym
Your new local and a true Brunswick icon. Whether a fantastic meal, craft beer, or live music is sought, the the Union Hotel has it all covered
7.5 star NatHERS — The building has a 7.5 star rating under the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme, which means occupants are not only taking part in the creation of a more environmentally conscious future, but also require less energy to heat and cool their homes
Passive design & shading — A series of passive design choices are in place to ensure apartments can adapt easily to various types of weather, and to minimise dependence on artificial heating and cooling. These range from broad gestures like the building’s aspect and clever placement of shading across the façade, to adjustable cloth awnings so that residents can manage the climate to their liking
View of the building looking south east from Wilson Avenue
Canopied and peppered with plant life, the entrance feels calm, communal and well connected to the Jewell station Precinct’s streetscape
A communal garden leads the way to the lobby where the connection to nature is maintained via louvered windows and natural light
The rooftop features a generously landscaped garden with private, tranquil nooks and communal areas to socialise with friends and neighbours
Minimalist, calming and elegant, bathrooms include fittings and fixtures of the highest quality to enhance everyday rituals
Live work space furnished for working
Sydney Road is home to some of the city’s best cafes, restaurants, bars and retailers, which mirror the diverse personalities of the suburb’s residents and make it one of Melbourne’s greatest lifestyle precincts
One Wilson Ave offers easy access to the recently refurbished Jewell Station, which features ample public space, sculpture and greenery. Commuters can quickly reach the CBD via the Upfield Line train or via the Upfield bike path
Princes Park’s running track stretches 3.2 kilometres and makes for a great outdoor option, whether it’s walking the dog or going for a run, while Royal Park is an expanse of lush greenery rich in native flora, just a few minutes’ walk from One Wilson Ave
Another local heritage site for the health-conscious, Brunswick Baths is the perfect place to cool off over the balmy summer months or make use of the gym
Your new local and a true Brunswick icon. Whether a fantastic meal, craft beer, or live music is sought, the the Union Hotel has it all covered
7.5 star NatHERS — The building has a 7.5 star rating under the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme, which means occupants are not only taking part in the creation of a more environmentally conscious future, but also require less energy to heat and cool their homes
Passive design & shading — A series of passive design choices are in place to ensure apartments can adapt easily to various types of weather, and to minimise dependence on artificial heating and cooling. These range from broad gestures like the building’s aspect and clever placement of shading across the façade, to adjustable cloth awnings so that residents can manage the climate to their liking
