<h3>Welcome to Conservatory Melbourne: Discover the Exquisite Garden Living Experience</h3>

Experience luxury living at Conservatory Melbourne, a remarkable joint venture between UEM Sunrise and Cox Architecture. Immerse yourself in the essence of 'garden living in the sky,' as this architectural masterpiece draws inspiration from the Victorian Glasshouses' radiant ambiance and lush aesthetics.

Elevating the skyline with its 42 floors, Conservatory stands as a testament to sophisticated urban living in the heart of Melbourne. Choose from a diverse selection of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom residences thoughtfully designed to provide a serene escape from the bustling city life.

With 446 elegant residences, Conservatory Southbank captures the essence of refined living. Situated at 23 Mackenzie Street, Melbourne, this high-rise marvel offers a unique opportunity to embrace contemporary elegance and tranquility.

Indulge in a wealth of luxurious amenities reminiscent of a five-star hotel. From personalised concierge services to an invigorating lap pool, state-of-the-art gymnasium, relaxing sauna, and even a cutting-edge golf simulator, every desire is met. For those seeking entertainment, a private cinema awaits, while the rooftop skydeck, Royal Banquet Room, outdoor BBQ spaces, and versatile entertaining areas provide an array of options for hosting guests and private events.

Best located only walking distance from the world leading universities (RMIT, Melbourne Uni), shopping centres (QV, Emporium, and Melbourne Central), cultural places and international cuisine restaurants, Conservatory offers the best of urban living vibrancy, vast array of transportation options and tranquility of the gardens (Heritage Carlton Gardens). To be social, cultural and connected, Conservatory is near to the State Library of Victoria, IMAX theatre, Royal Exhibition Building and Crown Melbourne.

<h3>Welcome to Conservatory Melbourne: Discover the Exquisite Garden Living Experience</h3>

Experience luxury living at Conservatory Melbourne, a remarkable joint venture between UEM Sunrise and Cox Architecture. Immerse yourself in the essence of 'garden living in the sky,' as this architectural masterpiece draws inspiration from the Victorian Glasshouses' radiant ambiance and lush aesthetics.

Elevating the skyline with its 42 floors, Conservatory stands as a testament to sophisticated urban living in the heart of Melbourne. Choose from a diverse selection of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom residences thoughtfully designed to provide a serene escape from the bustling city life.

With 446 elegant residences, Conservatory Southbank captures the essence of refined living. Situated at 23 Mackenzie Street, Melbourne, this high-rise marvel offers a unique opportunity to embrace contemporary elegance and tranquility.

Indulge in a wealth of luxurious amenities reminiscent of a five-star hotel. From personalised concierge services to an invigorating lap pool, state-of-the-art gymnasium, relaxing sauna, and even a cutting-edge golf simulator, every desire is met. For those seeking entertainment, a private cinema awaits, while the rooftop skydeck, Royal Banquet Room, outdoor BBQ spaces, and versatile entertaining areas provide an array of options for hosting guests and private events.

Best located only walking distance from the world leading universities (RMIT, Melbourne Uni), shopping centres (QV, Emporium, and Melbourne Central), cultural places and international cuisine restaurants, Conservatory offers the best of urban living vibrancy, vast array of transportation options and tranquility of the gardens (Heritage Carlton Gardens). To be social, cultural and connected, Conservatory is near to the State Library of Victoria, IMAX theatre, Royal Exhibition Building and Crown Melbourne.

Conservatory - 9-23 Mackenzie Street, Melbourne

<ul>
	<li>Striking architecture in a prominent, prestigious location.</li>
	<li>Light filled, spacious apartments.</li>
	<li>Luxurious interiors and amenities.</li>
</ul>

The Mayfair blends fluid geometries with sculptural quality in the form of winding curves and bronze trimming of the building&rsquo;s facade, a concept which continues throughout right down to shelf handles. 
Brought to you by developer UEM Sunrise, Pritzker prize-winning <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/zaha-hadid-architects">Zaha Hadid Architects</a>, and Australia&rsquo;s renowned <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/elenberg-fraser">Elenberg Fraser,</a> The Mayfair boasts vibrant panoramic views of Melbourne&rsquo;s CBD skyline. 
 
There is a real sense of arrival as you enter Mayfair. A double height grand lobby ushers you in, dressed in marble with copper inlays that echo its sweeping facade. A delicate, undulating chandelier illuminates the space, leading you from the main lobby to the exclusive lounges.&nbsp;

From the lounge, a discreet lift takes you directly into your residence through your private lift lobby. Each lift serves only two residences on each floor, connected to your dedicated basement car garages or amenity levels.

Mayfair, designed by legendary Zaha Hadid, offers discerning residents capacious floor spaces, bespoke quality and attention to the finest detail. Facing north and northeast, bask in breathtaking outlooks over The Shrine of Remembrance and Royal Botanic Gardens, or Albert Park and Port Phillip Bay towards the south and southwest. Western view lines offer a vibrant backdrop of the Melbourne CBD skyline.

An alluring yet pragmatic kitchen features a custom sculpted island bench and contemporary joinery, embellished with inspired curved detailing and metallic trims.&nbsp; 
Take pleasure in enviable vistas from the comfort of your elegantly finished bedroom and translucent private terraces.

The Zaha Signature Suites tantalise your senses with the ultimate sophistication in material choice and finesse in detailing.The Zaha Signature Suites bring a new level of indulgence, featuring a beautiful material palette in warm or cool tones. Sculpted ceilings frame a European kitchen system and wine cellar, flowing into sumptuous dining and living areas.

The master bedroom leads seamlessly into a spacious balcony, your private oasis with a generous ensuite and signature custom features. 
Bathrooms deliver an experience that will move the senses, reflecting the building&rsquo;s distinctive disposition. Feel the luxury of natural marble floors, embellished by crafted joinery, vanity, and bath.

Revel in unsurpassed amenities for wellness and entertainment, setting a new benchmark for Melbourne. Your 24-hour concierge at an exceptional grand lobby welcomes you home, while a rooftop terrace offers a private dining room, BBQ facilities and two outdoor spas.&nbsp;A beautiful 25-metre lap pool beneath a translucent skylight roof and other amenities await from Levels 1 to 3, including a gymnasium, sauna, and cinema.

Connoisseurs of fine vintages will appreciate a stately wine cellar, designed to ensure ideal temperature and humidity at all times. The well-appointed space includes an area for personal wine tastings, furnished with Zaha Hadid bespoke designs.

Bask on the rooftop terrace, with stunning views to Albert Park Lake and Port Phillip Bay.

Mayfair is located in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne&#39;s most superior boulevard</a> with direct access to some of the city&rsquo;s most treasured landmarks, top public and private schools, lush gardens, and a transportation hub. Trams run frequently along St Kilda Road, while the new proposed Domain train station is in the pipeline.

With abundant parks featuring avenues of trees and manicured lawns, Melbourne&rsquo;s moniker of Australia&rsquo;s garden city is well deserved. Mayfair is within walking distance to some of the most celebrated and iconic gardens in the city, including Albert Park Lake and the Royal Botanic Gardens.

<ul><li>Striking architecture in a prominent, prestigious location.</li>
	<li>Light filled, spacious apartments.</li>
	<li>Luxurious interiors and amenities.</li>
</ul>The Mayfair blends fluid geometries with sculptural quality in the form of winding curves and bronze trimming of the building’s facade, a concept which continues throughout right down to shelf handles. 
Brought to you by developer UEM Sunrise, Pritzker prize-winning <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/zaha-hadid-architects">Zaha Hadid Architects</a>, and Australia’s renowned <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/elenberg-fraser">Elenberg Fraser,</a> The Mayfair boasts vibrant panoramic views of Melbourne’s CBD skyline. 
There is a real sense of arrival as you enter Mayfair. A double height grand lobby ushers you in, dressed in marble with copper inlays that echo its sweeping facade. A delicate, undulating chandelier illuminates the space, leading you from the main lobby to the exclusive lounges. 

From the lounge, a discreet lift takes you directly into your residence through your private lift lobby. Each lift serves only two residences on each floor, connected to your dedicated basement car garages or amenity levels.

Mayfair, designed by legendary Zaha Hadid, offers discerning residents capacious floor spaces, bespoke quality and attention to the finest detail. Facing north and northeast, bask in breathtaking outlooks over The Shrine of Remembrance and Royal Botanic Gardens, or Albert Park and Port Phillip Bay towards the south and southwest. Western view lines offer a vibrant backdrop of the Melbourne CBD skyline.

An alluring yet pragmatic kitchen features a custom sculpted island bench and contemporary joinery, embellished with inspired curved detailing and metallic trims.  
Take pleasure in enviable vistas from the comfort of your elegantly finished bedroom and translucent private terraces.

The Zaha Signature Suites tantalise your senses with the ultimate sophistication in material choice and finesse in detailing.The Zaha Signature Suites bring a new level of indulgence, featuring a beautiful material palette in warm or cool tones. Sculpted ceilings frame a European kitchen system and wine cellar, flowing into sumptuous dining and living areas.

The master bedroom leads seamlessly into a spacious balcony, your private oasis with a generous ensuite and signature custom features. 
Bathrooms deliver an experience that will move the senses, reflecting the building’s distinctive disposition. Feel the luxury of natural marble floors, embellished by crafted joinery, vanity, and bath.

Revel in unsurpassed amenities for wellness and entertainment, setting a new benchmark for Melbourne. Your 24-hour concierge at an exceptional grand lobby welcomes you home, while a rooftop terrace offers a private dining room, BBQ facilities and two outdoor spas. A beautiful 25-metre lap pool beneath a translucent skylight roof and other amenities await from Levels 1 to 3, including a gymnasium, sauna, and cinema.

Connoisseurs of fine vintages will appreciate a stately wine cellar, designed to ensure ideal temperature and humidity at all times. The well-appointed space includes an area for personal wine tastings, furnished with Zaha Hadid bespoke designs.

Bask on the rooftop terrace, with stunning views to Albert Park Lake and Port Phillip Bay.

Mayfair is located in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne's most superior boulevard</a> with direct access to some of the city’s most treasured landmarks, top public and private schools, lush gardens, and a transportation hub. Trams run frequently along St Kilda Road, while the new proposed Domain train station is in the pipeline.

With abundant parks featuring avenues of trees and manicured lawns, Melbourne’s moniker of Australia’s garden city is well deserved. Mayfair is within walking distance to some of the most celebrated and iconic gardens in the city, including Albert Park Lake and the Royal Botanic Gardens.

The Mayfair - 412 St Kilda Road, Melbourne

<ul>
	<li>The outstanding amount of amenities.</li>
	<li>Elenberg Fraser&#39;s iconic sculptural glass design.</li>
	<li>A vibrant mixed use tower reflecting the needs of the people.</li>
</ul>

<h2>An enviable location in Melbourne Central that will inspire</h2>

Soaring 92 floors above the bustling LaTrobe Street in Melbourne&rsquo;s northern quarter of the CBD, Aurora Melbourne Central is the latest <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/elenberg-fraser">Elenberg Fraser</a> designed skyscraper to grace the city comprising of 941 spectacular and spacious apartments. 
 
ABOUT AURORA MELBOURNE CENTRAL

Aurora Melbourne Central has become the tallest integrated mixed-use tower in the city with over 6 levels of commercial office space, ground floor retail tenants, residential apartments and amenities and an underground connection to Melbourne Central Station concourse, connecting residents to immediate and extensive public transportation.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/aurora-melbourne-central-224-la-trobe-street-melbourne/amenities">Amenities within the tower</a> for residents include:

<ul>
	<li>A 25 metre lap pool with poolside lounges.</li>
	<li>A plunge pool and jacuzzi.</li>
	<li>Karaoke rooms and private lounge spaces.</li>
	<li>Private bookable dining rooms with chef&rsquo;s kitchen.</li>
	<li>Gymnasium.</li>
	<li>Cigar room and Library.</li>
	<li>A wellness centre and plenty more.</li>
</ul>

<h2>The city-living experience with modern style</h2>

The tower stands <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/aurora-melbourne-central-224-la-trobe-street-melbourne/location">at LaTrobe Street</a> across from Melbourne&rsquo;s major retail precinct headed by Melbourne Central, with over 350 retail stores and an entertainment and dining precinct on the upper levels which connect via skybridge to Emporium Shopping Centre with over 200 retail stores anchored by premium clothing brands such as Uniqlo and leading Australian department stores, Myer and David Jones. 
 
Diagonally across from Aurora is the Melbourne State Library, Australia&rsquo;s oldest public library and one of the first free libraries in the World which is surrounded by the University precinct of RMIT where educational facilities, quirky cafes and bars service the over 40,000 daily students that attend this area of the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/melbourne-vic">CBD</a>. 
 
The northern Central Business District has seen some unprecedented urban renewal and development over the past 5 years with over 20,000 new properties and apartments built in that time turning the sleepy, underutilised corner into a vibrant and cultural hub of activity that connects the city back to the iconic Queen Victoria Market and Flagstaff Gardens.

<h2>Enveloped in contemporary design and urban vogue</h2>

With population increase, residential towers such as Aurora are important in maintaining growth in a sustainable and positive way, bringing human density to the city centre to keep a high night time population thus utilising commercial, empty space and curbing urban sprawl. 
 
Developed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/uem-sunrise">UEM Sunrise</a> in collaboration with building company <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/probuild">Probuild</a>, the tower has been successfully topped out as of August 2019 with floors 10 to 60 occupied by residents and purchasers. 
252 serviced apartments are also available for purchase at Aurora Melbourne with comfortable and spacious floor plans ranging between 50 and 120sqm of open living space and floor to ceiling windows to maximise the amount of natural light streaming into each apartment, providing a feeling of warmth and calmness.

<h2>Smart apartment living in a prized position</h2>

The exterior&rsquo;s structure is beautifully coated in a purple and blue hue glazed glass that wraps around the curved facade and gives the building its shine. 2.4km of LED strip lighting has been installed to the curtain exterior of the tower to enhance its dynamic form at night and recognition as a world class landmark of Melbourne. 
 
The LED colours change dramatically in pattern and are connected to a programmed light management system. The facade fin elements are strategically positioned and designed to reduce overlooking between apartments.

<h2>Cutting edge tech integrated with streamlined luxury</h2>

Aurora Melbourne Central is truly one of the most dynamic and architecturally gifted skyscrapers in Melbourne and possible Australia and has already made its mark on the city skyline. 
 
UEM Sunrise are also responsible for the development of another iconic Melbourne tower, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/buildings/conservatory-9-23-mackenzie-street-melbourne">The Conservatory Residences</a>, a sustainable 42 level residential tower topped by an impressive LED Crown rooftop with magnificent city and parkland views, gardens and jacuzzi&rsquo;s. 
 
Aurora becomes Melbourne&rsquo;s fourth tallest tower and the sixth tallest in the country with the tallest tower in Australia, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/australia-108-70-southbank-boulevard-southbank">Australia 108</a> only surpassing by 42 metres.

<ul><li>The outstanding amount of amenities.</li>
	<li>Elenberg Fraser's iconic sculptural glass design.</li>
	<li>A vibrant mixed use tower reflecting the needs of the people.</li>
</ul><h2>An enviable location in Melbourne Central that will inspire</h2>

Soaring 92 floors above the bustling LaTrobe Street in Melbourne’s northern quarter of the CBD, Aurora Melbourne Central is the latest <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/elenberg-fraser">Elenberg Fraser</a> designed skyscraper to grace the city comprising of 941 spectacular and spacious apartments. ABOUT AURORA MELBOURNE CENTRAL

Aurora Melbourne Central has become the tallest integrated mixed-use tower in the city with over 6 levels of commercial office space, ground floor retail tenants, residential apartments and amenities and an underground connection to Melbourne Central Station concourse, connecting residents to immediate and extensive public transportation.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/aurora-melbourne-central-224-la-trobe-street-melbourne/amenities">Amenities within the tower</a> for residents include:

<ul><li>A 25 metre lap pool with poolside lounges.</li>
	<li>A plunge pool and jacuzzi.</li>
	<li>Karaoke rooms and private lounge spaces.</li>
	<li>Private bookable dining rooms with chef’s kitchen.</li>
	<li>Gymnasium.</li>
	<li>Cigar room and Library.</li>
	<li>A wellness centre and plenty more.</li>
</ul><h2>The city-living experience with modern style</h2>

The tower stands <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/aurora-melbourne-central-224-la-trobe-street-melbourne/location">at LaTrobe Street</a> across from Melbourne’s major retail precinct headed by Melbourne Central, with over 350 retail stores and an entertainment and dining precinct on the upper levels which connect via skybridge to Emporium Shopping Centre with over 200 retail stores anchored by premium clothing brands such as Uniqlo and leading Australian department stores, Myer and David Jones. 
Diagonally across from Aurora is the Melbourne State Library, Australia’s oldest public library and one of the first free libraries in the World which is surrounded by the University precinct of RMIT where educational facilities, quirky cafes and bars service the over 40,000 daily students that attend this area of the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/melbourne-vic">CBD</a>. 
The northern Central Business District has seen some unprecedented urban renewal and development over the past 5 years with over 20,000 new properties and apartments built in that time turning the sleepy, underutilised corner into a vibrant and cultural hub of activity that connects the city back to the iconic Queen Victoria Market and Flagstaff Gardens.

<h2>Enveloped in contemporary design and urban vogue</h2>

With population increase, residential towers such as Aurora are important in maintaining growth in a sustainable and positive way, bringing human density to the city centre to keep a high night time population thus utilising commercial, empty space and curbing urban sprawl. 
Developed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/uem-sunrise">UEM Sunrise</a> in collaboration with building company <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/probuild">Probuild</a>, the tower has been successfully topped out as of August 2019 with floors 10 to 60 occupied by residents and purchasers. 
252 serviced apartments are also available for purchase at Aurora Melbourne with comfortable and spacious floor plans ranging between 50 and 120sqm of open living space and floor to ceiling windows to maximise the amount of natural light streaming into each apartment, providing a feeling of warmth and calmness.

<h2>Smart apartment living in a prized position</h2>

The exterior’s structure is beautifully coated in a purple and blue hue glazed glass that wraps around the curved facade and gives the building its shine. 2.4km of LED strip lighting has been installed to the curtain exterior of the tower to enhance its dynamic form at night and recognition as a world class landmark of Melbourne. 
The LED colours change dramatically in pattern and are connected to a programmed light management system. The facade fin elements are strategically positioned and designed to reduce overlooking between apartments.

<h2>Cutting edge tech integrated with streamlined luxury</h2>

Aurora Melbourne Central is truly one of the most dynamic and architecturally gifted skyscrapers in Melbourne and possible Australia and has already made its mark on the city skyline. 
UEM Sunrise are also responsible for the development of another iconic Melbourne tower, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/buildings/conservatory-9-23-mackenzie-street-melbourne">The Conservatory Residences</a>, a sustainable 42 level residential tower topped by an impressive LED Crown rooftop with magnificent city and parkland views, gardens and jacuzzi’s. 
Aurora becomes Melbourne’s fourth tallest tower and the sixth tallest in the country with the tallest tower in Australia, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/australia-108-70-southbank-boulevard-southbank">Australia 108</a> only surpassing by 42 metres.

Aurora Melbourne Central - 224 La Trobe Street, Melbourne

<ul>
	<li>Demolition of existing structures, including alterations to heritage-listed Art Deco Regal Theatre.</li>
	<li>Construction of a 9-storey mixed-use development.</li>
	<li>Development includes 71 apartments of 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms.</li>
	<li>Features a small bar and 5 commercial tenancies.</li>
	<li>Provision for car parking.</li>
	<li>Landscaping included in the project.</li>
</ul>

<ul><li>Demolition of existing structures, including alterations to heritage-listed Art Deco Regal Theatre.</li>
	<li>Construction of a 9-storey mixed-use development.</li>
	<li>Development includes 71 apartments of 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms.</li>
	<li>Features a small bar and 5 commercial tenancies.</li>
	<li>Provision for car parking.</li>
	<li>Landscaping included in the project.</li>
</ul>

484 Hay Street, Subiaco

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/uem-sunrise" target="">UEM Sunrise</a>&nbsp;has been given the green light by DevelopmentWA to proceed with what will be the company's first residential developments outside of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/melbourne-vic" target="">Melbourne</a>.

UEM filed for two mixed-use buildings in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/subiaco-east-wa">Subiaco East</a>&nbsp;in Perth, on a large&nbsp;4,930 sqm site at 201-203 Subiaco Road,&nbsp;earlier this year.

DevelopmentWA, the State Government's central development agency, recently approved the towers, suggesting the&nbsp;proposal "achieves the objectives of the Subi East Masterplan, which identifies the site for a high quality, high-density residential outcome."

The two towers,&nbsp;just beyond the boundary line of the iconic Subiaco Oval and alongside Haydn Bunton Drive, will be the first within the overall Subiaco East Masterplan by DevelopmentWA.

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The development will comprise around 340 apartments and is expected to accommodate more than 1,000 future residents, with up to 12 per cent of the apartments providing affordable housing in the Western suburbs.

The scheme will see two well-designed residential buildings on Lot 1 with a tiered height of 25 and 35 levels plus a ground floor, creating a strong visual aesthetic for the landmark development. This will be complemented by a 10-level building plus a ground floor on Lot 2.

The design for the mixed-use residential precinct will promote communal interaction through well-curated spaces, 400 sqm of retail space on the ground floor of Lot 1, which permeates into gardens and landscaping that augment the public facilities at The Oval site.

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At the time of the development application submission,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/uem-sunrise" target="">UEM Sunrise</a>&nbsp;Chief Executive Officer Sufian Abdullah said the submission represented an exciting step forward for the company and its first development for the Perth residential market.

“We have had a significant presence in Australia for many years and we’re delighted to be delivering this landmark project in our first venture into Western Australia,"&nbsp;Abdullah said.

"We will bring our considerable local and global expertise in mixed-use developments to the Perth residential market to create a vibrant and connected new community in Subiaco East.”

He said the development will create&nbsp;a high-quality residential precinct at an important time in the WA housing market – delivering new housing supply at scale.

"Our unique offering will appeal to home-owners – individuals and families – at different stages in their life, with greater flexibility and opportunity for intergenerational living, work-life integration and connection to a diverse community.”

Construction of the development is expected to commence in 2026.

At the time of the development application submission, UEM Sunrise Chief Executive Officer Sufian Abdullah said the submission represented an exciting step forward for the company and its first development for the Perth residential market.

Joel Robinson

UEM Sunrise approved to develop two towers on Subiaco Oval

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/uem-sunrise" target="">UEM Sunrise</a>&nbsp;has submitted plans for its first residential developments outside of Melbourne.

Having acquired a prime <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/subiaco-east-wa">Subiaco East</a> site in Perth, some 4,930 sqm, UEM has proposed two mixed-use residential buildings that will sit just beyond the boundary line of the iconic Subiaco Oval and alongside Haydn Bunton Drive. The proposed development is the first within the overall Subiaco East Masterplan by DevelopmentWA, the Western Australian State Government’s central development agency.

The proposed development will comprise around 340 apartments and is expected to accommodate more than 1,000 future residents, with up to 12% of the apartments providing affordable housing in the Western suburbs. The proposal aims to offer a distinct opportunity for future residents to enjoy the unique Subiaco lifestyle.

The scheme will see two well-designed residential buildings on Lot 1 with a tiered height of 25 and 35 stories plus a ground floor, creating a strong visual aesthetic for the landmark development. This will be complemented by a 10-storey building plus a ground floor on Lot 2.

The proposed design for the mixed-use residential precinct will promote communal interaction through well-curated spaces, 400sqm of retail space on the ground floor of Lot 1, which permeates into gardens and landscaping that augment the public facilities at The Oval site.

<img alt="Subiaco" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="63c77c49-542f-46b1-ba4b-d9dcd277ebe4" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/Screen%20Shot%202024-05-30%20at%205.05.07%20pm.png?VersionId=.IV.XYW5_SseIP82gP52XMN8k21WtnJx" />

UEM Sunrise Chief Executive Officer Sufian Abdullah said the DA submission represented an exciting step forward for the company and its first development for the Perth residential market.

“We have had a significant presence in Australia for many years and we’re delighted to be delivering this landmark project in our first venture into Western Australia. We will bring our considerable local and global expertise in mixed-use developments to the Perth residential market to create a vibrant and connected new community in Subiaco East.” 
 
“This proposed development will create a high-quality residential precinct at an important time in the WA housing market – delivering new housing supply at scale, with more than 340 new homes for a wide range of residents. Our unique offering will appeal to home-owners – individuals and families – at different stages in their life, with greater flexibility and opportunity for intergenerational living, work-life integration and connection to a diverse community.”

UEM Sunrise is committed to delivering a design excellence outcome for Lots 1 and 2 including targeting a 5-star Green Star Buildings v1.0 certification with the Green Building Council of Australia. The 5-star Green Star Buildings certification represents Australian excellence in better, healthier and more responsible buildings, providing significant community and environmental benefits exceeding the Subiaco Oval and Railway Design Guidelines requirements for sustainability and building on the 6-star Green Star Communities v1.1 certification achieved by Development WA for the Subiaco East Redevelopment.

Construction of the proposed development is expected to commence in 2026.

UEM Sunrise Chief Executive Officer Sufian Abdullah said that the company was thrilled to secure the prized site and expand its presence in the Australian market

Urban Editorial

UEM Sunrise submit Subiaco Oval apartment development plans

UEM Sunrise has acquired its first residential development site in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/subiaco-east-wa">Subiaco East </a>in Perth, their first development outside of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne</a>.

They have spent over $22 million purchase two lots at The Oval precinct in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/subiaco-east-wa">Subiaco East</a> from DevelopmentWA, where they will deliver two apartment buildings.&nbsp;The precinct is part of the state’s most significant urban redevelopment at the iconic former Subiaco Oval.&nbsp;

Subiaco is a <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/subiaco-wa">suburb renowned for its eclectic architecture</a>, quaint and leafy residential streets, premier shopping, and multicultural dining scene.

Plans for the upcoming mixed-use residential precinct will include the delivery of two towers with around 430 apartments, subject to development approval. Construction is expected to start on the project, which will also include up to 12 per cent affordable housing, in 2026.

The 4,930 sqm site, located two kilometres from <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/perth-wa">Perth's CBD</a> on <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/subiaco-wa">Subiaco</a> Road and Haydn Bunton Drive, is within walking distance of the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/subiaco-wa">Subiaco</a> entertainment precinct and West Leederville neighbourhood. It is also surrounded by around seven hectares of public open space.&nbsp; The <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/subiaco-wa">Subiaco</a> Train Station and West Leederville Train Station are an eight-minute walk.

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UEM Sunrise Chief Executive Officer Sufian Abdullah said that the company was thrilled to secure the prized site and expand its presence in the Australian market.&nbsp;

“We are delighted to work with DevelopmentWA on this landmark project as our first venture in Western Australia’s residential market," Abdullah said.

"Following the success of our projects in Melbourne, we are also pleased to be able to bring our local and global expertise to deliver a high-quality residential precinct that will complement Subiaco Oval’s rich heritage and landscape."

Abdullah said they had been actively looking at investing in Perth for some time, due to strong fundamentals underpinning the economy, a lower housing entry point compared to other capital cities, and some of the best prospects for capital gains in Australia.

"This development represents a fantastic opportunity to deliver new housing supply at scale and generate greater investment for the city. We look forward to working with DevelopmentWA, local stakeholders and the community on next steps for this exciting project."

DevelopmentWA Acting Chief Executive Officer, Dean Mudford, said the deal was a major milestone for one of WA’s most significant redevelopment projects, which will deliver much-needed new housing supply and support the revitalisation of the Subiaco town centre and West Leederville activity centre.&nbsp;

“Having delivered over 1,650 apartments in Melbourne, UEM Sunrise has demonstrated its commitment to delivering diverse, quality homes in Australia," Mudford said.

"The design concepts presented for Lots 1 and 2 at The Oval incorporate elements that celebrate the rich history of Subiaco and will complement the public realm around the iconic Subiaco Oval.&nbsp;

“We are delighted that UEM Sunrise has successfully secured this opportunity and look forward to working with them on bringing this project to life."

UEM Sunrise, who are owned by the strategic investment fund of the Government of Malaysia, has previously developed Aurora Melbourne Central, an 86-level tower in Melbourne's CBD, as well as Conservatory, which has 446 apartments with views of Carlton Gardens.

Plans for the upcoming mixed-use residential precinct will include the delivery of dual towers with around 430 apartments, subject to development approval



UEM Sunrise move into Perth off the plan apartment market with Subiaco Oval site acquisition

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The UEM Sunrise topping out ceremony for <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/aurora-melbourne-central-224-la-trobe-street-melbourne">Aurora Melbourne Central</a> was held on the building’s rooftop on the 5th of April, 2019.

The first residents have lived in the building since the completion of the first two stages in October 2018. The tower crane is being dismantled and core box is completed.

Last panes of glass shall be finished by the end of the month as the construction phase comes to a close. The lobby of the building and the Melbourne Central Station underground connection have been completed in immaculate condition months prior.

Interiors for apartment levels 70 and above are still being prepared with an expected date of Q4 2019.
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