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Our vision
The place to be and to call home
Our project at 4 Ballarat Street is a stones throw from Brunswick's Sydney Road. Connection to place is important for us — we retained the heritage-listed facade of the warehouse originally designed in 1955 for Hard Yakka Overalls. The building is designed to connect you to the existing neighbourhood in one of Melbourne’s most culturally vibrant suburbs.
Final apartment release, register to learn more
We only have a handful of available apartments at 4 Ballarat Street, ready for move-in soon. Register to experience the project first-hand and learn about the next steps to becoming a resident.
Your home
Spaces to breath and make home
The style and function of all interior spaces has been created to last, allowing practicality and sustainability to inform the way you use and enjoy your home. Inspired by the history and character of the building, each apartment tells a story – one that features a warm and welcoming colour palette and no-fuss design details. Every feature from fixtures to finishes, lighting and tiling has been considered – not only for its context within the space but for its benefit to you and the environment.
From natural light to the use of crossflow ventilation, each apartment has been designed to connect the indoors to the outdoors.
Bathrooms come with plenty of storage and the project's terracotta-coloured cabinetry and tiles.
We designed brighter, energy-efficient apartments for healthier living for families, pets and indoor plants.
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Our projects are home to many pet friends, so we design with robust materials in mind such as timber flooring throughout your home.
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Cleaner, greener cooking in our gas-free kitchens that feature integrated, energy-efficient Fisher and Paykel appliances.
Artist's impressionWe designed brighter, energy-efficient apartments for healthier living for families, pets and indoor plants.
Artist's impressionOur projects are home to many pet friends, so we design with robust materials in mind such as timber flooring throughout your home.
Artist's impressionCleaner, greener cooking in our gas-free kitchens that feature integrated, energy-efficient Fisher and Paykel appliances.
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We’ll send you the floor plans you’re looking for, invite you in to experience our projects firsthand, and let you know when new projects are released.
Your building
A sustainable future for all
We’ve built with the long game in mind. 4 Ballarat Street is entirely electric and runs on 100% renewable energy. Inside the building, our open-air walkways bring natural light and air to well-designed apartments. This reduces the need to replace systems and materials throughout the life cycle of the building, and ensures your home continues to remain low cost to run and maintain. Shared spaces across the building connect you to your neighbours — a workshop, bookable rooms and a rooftop for all occasions.
The shared rooftop includes outdoor dining with BBQ, two bookable multi-purpose rooms and a dog run - all overlooking Melbourne's inner-north.
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The multi-purpose rooms can be booked on their own or together - they open up to each other for whenever you need even more space.
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Head outdoors by heading upstairs - there's space to entertain, cook and grow your food, and stretch your legs on the shared rooftop.
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We approach the design of our buildings with community connection front of mind - that's why we put the shared workshop downstairs for more run-ins and conversations with your neighbours.
Artist's impressionThe shared rooftop includes outdoor dining with BBQ, two bookable multi-purpose rooms and a dog run - all overlooking Melbourne's inner-north.
Artist's impressionThe multi-purpose rooms can be booked on their own or together - they open up to each other for whenever you need even more space.
Artist's impressionHead outdoors by heading upstairs - there's space to entertain, cook and grow your food, and stretch your legs on the shared rooftop.
Artist's impressionWe approach the design of our buildings with community connection front of mind - that's why we put the shared workshop downstairs for more run-ins and conversations with your neighbours.
Artist's impression
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NatHERS rating
4 Ballarat Street is entirely electric and runs on 100% renewable energy across all heating, cooling, cooking and power and all homes are a minimum 7.5 NatHERS rating – meaning your apartment has a stable temperature no matter the climate and is more cost efficient to run.
Assemble Connect
Now’s the time for us to give up the gas. We’re proud to say that 4 Ballarat Street is 100% electric. 40kW solar panels on the roof power the building's shared spaces. In 2022 we launched Assemble Connect; our opt-in embedded energy network so you can buy 100% accredited GreenPower® and high-speed internet at lower prices.
Shared spaces
Designed to provide a sense of home beyond your four walls, our building offers a range of meaningful experiences whether you’re working, resting, or playing. Downstairs you can make use of the shared workshop for life's messier jobs and borrow items the Lending Library to get your DIY projects finished. A ground-level series of landscaped spaces has been designed to capture the sun, creating pockets of space for moments of reflection – whether you’re alone with your thoughts or spending time with those closest to you.
Rooftop
Look up or look out. The shared rooftop on Level 8 features views of Melbourne’s skyline and provides a space that’s yours to use as and when you like. Perfect for all occasions, the roof is one of the best spots to entertain friends, grow your own food, host your next family barbeque or let your furry friends roam free in the dog run.
Waste not
We’ve created an onsite bio-composter that uses microbial technology and heat to reduce organic waste volumes caused by everyday food waste. This will turn your food waste into valuable fertiliser, which can be used to enhance the soil throughout the building’s rooftop gardens. This fertiliser can also be gifted to local community gardens, or those friends and family members with a green thumb. There’s even a worm farm onsite to help transform that organic waste into nutritious soil.
Bike and car parking
Keep your ride safe and easily accessible with our purpose-built bike storage space. With room for more than 183 bikes and access via a dedicated entry point that separates vehicle or pedestrian traffic, there’s more incentive than ever before to trade your four wheels for two. Make use of our EV charge-point or the communal car sharing space, which can be used at any time.
Your neighbourhood
Life in Brunswick
4 Ballarat Street is located on the lands of the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation. The nearby Merri Merri - or Merri Creek meaning ‘very rocky' - sustained the lives of the Wurundjeri peoples for generations as an important food source and gathering place.
Brunswick draws you in with its diverse community of creators, professionals and performers, offering new experiences at every corner. The suburb's unique charm and personality are shaped by its Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences, offbeat shops, live music venues, and the iconic Sydney Road. There’s not much that Brunswick doesn’t offer.
Heading down Sydney Road can offer up something different and exciting from one day to the next.
Photography by Charlie Hawks
Originally built in 1914, take a dip, sauna or work-out at the beloved and heritage-listed Brunswick Baths on Dawson Street.
Photography by Charlie Hawks
If you're heading to Melbourne's CBD or further north, Brunswick Station on the Upfield line is just a 5-minute walk away.
Photography by Charlie Hawks
Or better yet, jump on your bike with the shared Upfield Bike Path running alongside the Upfield train line.
Photography by Charlie Hawks
Head to the playground or go off-leash with your dog at A G Gillon Oval just off Victoria Street.
Photography by Charlie Hawks
There's plenty of new ways to keep fit in Brunswick - whether that's skateboarding or frisbee outdoors or climbing walls indoors.
Photography by Charlie Hawks
Global flavours and hidden venues right at your doorstep - just like tucked away Bar Spontana serving up contemporary Thai grill.
Photography by Charlie Hawks
End your night on a sweet note with Luther’s Scoops on Blyth Street.
Photography by Charlie Hawks
Live music and late-night bites – Brunswick's Sydney Road has your evening sorted.
Photography by Charlie Hawks
Project team
The people behind the project
Project status
Construction is underway
We have finished building the structure of 4 Ballarat Street, and are now onto building the interiors of each apartment and the shared spaces.
We have reached the "top out" milestone at 4 Ballarat Street - meaning that building's structure is now complete.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
If you're walking past, you'll see the fluted concrete facade now installed on the project's upper levels.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
Development Manager Stephen Dodd inside what will be one of the project's multi-purpose rooms on the rooftop.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
With the external structure now complete, both tower cranes will soon be dismantled to focus on the works inside the apartments and shared spaces.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
The views of Melbourne's CBD skyline will make a great backdrop for future rooftop breakfast, lunch and dinners.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaWe have reached the "top out" milestone at 4 Ballarat Street - meaning that building's structure is now complete.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaIf you're walking past, you'll see the fluted concrete facade now installed on the project's upper levels.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaDevelopment Manager Stephen Dodd inside what will be one of the project's multi-purpose rooms on the rooftop.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaWith the external structure now complete, both tower cranes will soon be dismantled to focus on the works inside the apartments and shared spaces.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaThe views of Melbourne's CBD skyline will make a great backdrop for future rooftop breakfast, lunch and dinners.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
