Prime Locations with High Amenity
Location in build to rent is about access to a lifestyle: public transport, retail, recreation and employment. Placemaking activates the surroundings, supporting occupancy and tenant satisfaction. Ground floors, laneways and shared spaces are designed to connect residents with their neighbourhood, so each building becomes part of the local community.
Diverse Accommodation
A mix of studios, one to three bedroom apartments and communal areas suits single professionals, young families and co-living, and lets residents move between apartment types as their needs change. Retaining residents over many years supports stable occupancy for operators and helps residents put down roots in their building and neighbourhood.
Navigating Legislative Frameworks
Experience with zoning, planning controls and community contributions, and proactive engagement with stakeholders, helps unlock the potential of complex, high-density sites. We work alongside each project’s planning consultant, providing the design testing and evidence needed to support the chosen pathway, from council applications to State Significant Development.
Amenity Beyond the Apartment
Co-working spaces, gyms, rooftop gardens, bookable dining rooms and social lounges encourage connection between residents and a lasting sense of belonging. At Charlie Parker, residents share a private dining room, cinema, workspaces and library. Shared spaces are planned as part of each building’s identity, extending every home beyond the apartment door.
Whole-of-Life Performance
Passive design, energy-efficient systems and low-maintenance materials reduce operating costs and environmental impact over the life of the building. Because build to rent owners hold their buildings for the long term, we design for durability and ease of maintenance, so quality, comfort and performance are sustained for residents and operators over many years.
Design Excellence and Identity
As competition grows, architectural identity matters. Considered facades and materials rooted in each site create buildings that contribute to their neighbourhood. A distinctive address helps attract and retain residents. At Charlie Parker, a curvilinear form bridges the brick cottages of Harris Park and the taller buildings nearby.