<ul>
	<li>Complete and ready to move in!</li>
	<li>Timeless interior design and spacious apartments.</li>
	<li>In the heart of Melbourne&#39;s most loved inner-city suburbs.</li>
</ul>

Designed by renowned local architects Kennedy Nolan, Lothian Street is a bold contribution to the burgeoning landscape of North Melbourne. Beautifully detailed, the robust exterior references the industrial history of inner-city Melbourne, while the interior celebrates the attention to detail that exemplifies timeless design.

The individual residences &ndash; six townhouses and two apartments &ndash; have been created to deliver an organic and authentic lifestyle, while providing the flexibility and spaciousness that modern living demands. The interior spaces are warm and generous, with opportunities to look out over the surrounding streets, while retaining privacy from the urban environment. Interior detailing has been enhanced by collaborations with various Australian designer-makers, to ensure that the handmade, bespoke quality of Lothian Street is reflected at all scales.

And at their front door, residents step out into Melbourne&rsquo;s most-loved inner-city neighbourhoods, with cafes, parks, shopping, and, soon, a brand new underground railway station within easy walking distance.&nbsp;

<ul><li>Complete and ready to move in!</li>
	<li>Timeless interior design and spacious apartments.</li>
	<li>In the heart of Melbourne's most loved inner-city suburbs.</li>
</ul>Designed by renowned local architects Kennedy Nolan, Lothian Street is a bold contribution to the burgeoning landscape of North Melbourne. Beautifully detailed, the robust exterior references the industrial history of inner-city Melbourne, while the interior celebrates the attention to detail that exemplifies timeless design.

The individual residences – six townhouses and two apartments – have been created to deliver an organic and authentic lifestyle, while providing the flexibility and spaciousness that modern living demands. The interior spaces are warm and generous, with opportunities to look out over the surrounding streets, while retaining privacy from the urban environment. Interior detailing has been enhanced by collaborations with various Australian designer-makers, to ensure that the handmade, bespoke quality of Lothian Street is reflected at all scales.

And at their front door, residents step out into Melbourne’s most-loved inner-city neighbourhoods, with cafes, parks, shopping, and, soon, a brand new underground railway station within easy walking distance.

Lothian Street - 141 Arden Street, North Melbourne

Little Oxford - 7 Little Oxford Street, Collingwood

110 Kooyong Road, Armadale

MIYA - 37 Kerr Street, Fitzroy

Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi is our first project in Coburg. In consultation with Wurundjeri Elders, the building has been given a Woi Wurrung name meaning 'All of us'. This project has been designed by award-winning architects Kennedy Nolan. With a distinctive red brick facade and two commercial spaces at street level, the building features 48 homes, including lofty SOHO-style apartments and Nightingale's popular small-footprint Teilhaus homes. Located on Sydney Road, Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi is ideally placed for a sustainable lifestyle, with local amenities, abundant green spaces, public transport and schools right on the doorstep. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the land upon which Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi stands. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. Design features Fossil fuel-free Minimum 7.6 stars NatHERS rating per apartment 21.3kWp photovoltaic array Low embodied energy materials Embedded electricity network (100% GreenPower) Hydronic heating Embedded commercial-grade internet network Certified carbon neutral appliances Rainwater collected for landscape irrigation and commercial tenancy toilets Energy efficient heat pump hot water system Shared rooftop with veggie patches, communal laundry and electric BBQ Includes Teilhaus and SOHO apartments Ample secure bicycle parking, close to public transport and car share options, no private car spaces

Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi is our first project in Coburg. In consultation with Wurundjeri Elders, the building has been given a Woi Wurrung name meaning 'All of us'. This project has been designed by award-winning architects Kennedy Nolan. With a distinctive red brick facade and two commercial spaces at street level, the building features 48 homes, including lofty SOHO-style apartments and Nightingale's popular small-footprint Teilhaus homes. Located on Sydney Road, Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi is ideally placed for a sustainable lifestyle, with local amenities, abundant green spaces, public transport and schools right on the doorstep. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the land upon which Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi stands. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. Design features Fossil fuel-free Minimum 7.6 stars NatHERS rating per apartment 21.3kWp photovoltaic array Low embodied energy materials Embedded electricity network (100% GreenPower) Hydronic heating Embedded commercial-grade internet network Certified carbon neutral appliances Rainwater collected for landscape irrigation and commercial tenancy toilets Energy efficient heat pump hot water system Shared rooftop with veggie patches, communal laundry and electric BBQ Includes Teilhaus and SOHO apartments Ample secure bicycle parking, close to public transport and car share options, no private car spaces

Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi represents a pioneering development in Coburg, marking the first project in the area for the team behind Nightingale. In collaboration with Wurundjeri Elders, this building has been named with a Woi Wurrung phrase, "All of us," signifying its inclusive ethos.

Designed by the esteemed architects Kennedy Nolan, the building's distinct red brick facade and ground-level commercial spaces make a statement on Sydney Road. With 48 homes, including SOHO-style apartments and Teilhaus residences, Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi caters to diverse lifestyles.

Situated in a prime location, residents enjoy easy access to local amenities, green spaces, public transport, and schools, fostering a sustainable way of life. The development acknowledges the Wurundjeri people as the Traditional Custodians of the land and is committed to environmental responsibility.

Featuring a range of eco-friendly design elements such as fossil fuel-free systems, high NatHERS ratings, and renewable energy sources like photovoltaic arrays, Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi prioritizes sustainability. Shared rooftop amenities, including vegetable patches and a communal laundry, enhance the sense of community and environmental consciousness.

With secure bicycle parking and proximity to public transport and car share options, Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi offers convenience without compromising on sustainability. Experience the future of urban living at this innovative development in Coburg.

Nightingale Umarkoo Wayi, Coburg - 170 Sydney Road, Coburg

Haus Apartments - 416 Smith Street, Collingwood

786-794 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy North

The Lothian in North Melbourne, has won The Frederick Romberg Award for Residential Architecture &ndash; Multiple Housing.

Kennedy Nolan won the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) award this week for the project which was completed in May this year by Excelon Projects.

It had already won the 2021 Victorian Architecture Awards for multiple housing, along with being an entrant in the top 40 Think Brick Awards 2021.

Set on an island site, the Lothian consists of four-storey townhouses with roof gardens and two stacked two-storey apartments, one with a roof garden.&nbsp;

The design was inspired by the attractive red brick edifices from the golden age of manufacturing found in the former working class suburb.

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The judges noted The Lothian retains a sense of warehouse scale and dimensions, converting them into refined domestic use.&nbsp;

The exterior is concrete, brickwork, arched windows, oculus windows and playful tile work. The red pressed clay bricks came from Krause in Stawell.

The jury described this development as &ldquo;a robust, energy-efficient building that acts as a place of beauty and refuge for its inhabitants while offering an innovative alternative composition of a multi-residential building envelope&rdquo;.

Excelon Projects is a Melbourne-based property development company established in 2011 to create well-considered residential projects.

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The 480 square metre site with two laneways and two street frontages replaced an office buildingat 102 Lothian Street.

Lothian has been described as a programmatic and formal hybrid in response to its island site.&nbsp;

The north-south orientation results in principal elevations to the east and west with deeply shaded fa&ccedil;ades to the west and the consideration of privacy to the east.&nbsp;

The southern dwellings are imagined as artist studios.

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To the north, an apartment is suspended in the existing tree canopy, in a leafy eyrie with eccentric oriel windows.

There is a two bedroom, two bathroom apartment for sale through Belle Property agent Scott McElroy at $880,000.

It comes with interior design by artisans such as IN-TERIA, who designed the handmade timber door hardware, and the famous Cherry pendant light by DANIEL EMMA.

Slate flooring is featured throughout.

Lothian Street&#39;s location, being close to Errol Street in the heart of old North Melbourne, is marketed as the perfect urban village with a post office, supermarket, Town Hall - and the best of Melbourne&#39;s cafes and restaurants including Auction Rooms and Mork.

Plus the famous cake shop Beatrix just a 5-minute walk away.

Kelvin Taing, Director of Excelon said it had "been exciting to see this project come to life and is a testament to the vision of the architects.”

“The Lothian is a love project for Excelon.”

Set on an island site, the Lothian consists of four-storey townhouses with roof gardens and two stacked two-storey apartments, one with a roof garden. 



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