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Highbury Rise incorporates the refurbishment of an existing Victorian corner building on Darling Street in Balmain and a new 2-storey residential apartment building of 7 new dwellings.

Tubbs View + Hamilton Corner is within the grounds of the Sulman Award-winning UTS campus in Lindfield. Designed in part for defence personnel, the development includes 93 apartments and terraces across 2 precincts.

Maggie Street reinterprets and respects the heritage and character of the surrounding suburb while incorporating 4 generous, detached 2-storey townhouses. The development provides a more affordable housing option in a well-located area.

Olive Tree House challenges the norms of Australian housing. It is half the size of an average Australian home, sits on a site half the area of the average one and provides flexible, rather than large spaces.

This multi-residential apartment project in Neutral Bay’s leafy streets consists of 6 apartments across 4 levels. The architectural expression of the building enhances the existing streetscape and maximises harbour views.

The Pavilions at Freshwater take a modern, urban approach to the typical beachside townhouse. Incorporating 14 dwellings across a steep, triple-fronted site, multiple groups of townhouses cascade down the main street.

This 40ha greenfield site has been transformed by Landcom to offer a mix of more than 2,000 homes, ranging from innovative small-lot housing to apartments. Residents also enjoy access to 15,000m2 of retail and commercial space.

St Mary's Housing has provided much-needed, highly accessible housing. All apartments are single level and there are no steps or changes of level within the building.

Watermark proves that infill buildings with a small footprint can deliver excellent amenity for residents, sunlight for living rooms and balconies, and natural ventilation for a high proportion of apartments.

Almost 24,000 new regional homes will be delivered sooner after 16 councils secured nearly $3 million in funding from the NSW Government.