Asia One Property Group

Located in one of Melbourne&rsquo;s most established and culturally rich neighbourhoods, Lumi&eacute;re introduces elevated apartment living to the leafy locale of Carnegie.

Designed by T-A&nbsp;Square Architects,&nbsp;the expansive apartments perfectly reflect this atmosphere with the combination of abundant natural light and neutral colours evokes a warm inviting sensation&nbsp;

It is the latest from Asia One Pty Ltd,&nbsp;a boutique property development business based in Melbourne, another recent project of theirs Easton Residences in Mentone has sold out.

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Lumi&eacute;re has a lot to offer with a multitude of options for transport, shopping, food, drink, education and well serviced amenities.

Carnegie station;&nbsp;just&nbsp;a few minutes walk away will get you to the city in 30 minutes plus&nbsp;Chadstone Shopping Centre is only a short drive down Dandenong Road.

From casual cafes serving breakfast, lunch and dinner to sophisticated; fine dining restaurants showcasing cuisines and wines from around the world at your doorstep on Koornang Road.

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The kitchens are cleverly designed, equipped with an array of considered features from quality European appliances, large stone bench areas as well as effective integrated storage. Perfect for the home entertainer.

Equally impressive and just as luxurious; is the utilization of the natural Terrazzo flooring in both bathrooms and en-suites; elevating a detail more commonly overlooked.

Comprising just 19 units, the two bedrooms apartment are priced at&nbsp;$590,000.

Carnegie has a lot to offer with a multitude of options for transport, shopping, food, drink, education and well serviced amenities

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Carnegie's Lumiére designed to take advantage of the leafy surrounds

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It's bewildering that a Melbourne-based property developer with no completed projects has in excess of 45,000 Facebook likes; an unconventional method to measure the success of a developer yet still valid? Of course scratch the surface and King Street-based Asia One's roots go much deeper with the firm having over 900 dwellings currently under development in Malaysia.

According to Asia One's website the firm is championed by three men, including founder and Executive Director Roger Lim. With the company's headquarters located at 33-35 King Street Melbourne, Asia One's website has also been updated to show two new Melbourne CBD projects under their keeping.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/quincy-hotel-33-king-street-melbourne">33-35 King Street</a> has been approved for some time but the project sure to garner most attention is 63 Exhibition Street. Lodged during August, the planning application was matched with images yesterday as discovered by Urban.com.au contributor Nicholas Harrison.

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<figcaption>Image © Asia One</figcaption></figure>It was reported during March 2014 that Mulgrave-based Suleman Group offloaded the existing office block at 63 Exhibition Street to an Asian-based developer. Fast forward six short months and the images shown above depict a slim skyscraper for the 849sqm site.

Aside from carrying 328 apartments, 225 hotel rooms and 20 car parking spaces, little else is known of the project thus far. Located within close proximity to 101 Collins Street, 63 Exhibition is also opposite <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/80-collins-street-melbourne">80 Collins Street</a> which under the auspices of QIC is expected to begin construction in the new year, headlined by a new 187 metre commercial tower.

<figure><a class="colorbox colorbox-insert-image" href="https://res.cloudinary.com/dz9xllyip/image/fetch/q_auto:good/https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/pictures/article-images/slideshow-005_1600_600.jpg" rel="gallery-all" title="63 Exhibition Street in context. Image © Asia One"><img alt="" class="image-article-full-width-580px" height="291" src="/sites/urbanmelbourne.info/files/styles/article_full_width_580px/public/pictures/article-images/slideshow-005_1600_600.jpg?itok=uSpDPHH9" title="63 Exhibition Street in context. Image © Asia One" width="580"></a>

<figcaption>63 Exhibition Street in context. Image © Asia One</figcaption></figure>Should both 63 Exhibition Street and 33-35 King Street come to fruition, a total of 468 apartments and 225 hotel suites would be added to Melbourne's stock. Urban.com.au will provide an overview of the 63 Exhibition Street planning application in coming weeks.
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