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YarraBend stands as both a monument to history and&nbsp;a lens for the future of the Melbourne suburb of Alphington.

The masterplan,&nbsp;a reincarnation of the former Alphington Paper Mill site, has been identified as the&nbsp;World's Most Liveable suburb by 2025 by The Future Lab’s 2018 global liveability report.

It's the development by the&nbsp;Australian property group Glenvill, who are transforming the 16.5 hectare site.

They're keeping heritage features throughout the development, adapting and retaining building's such as the Alphington Paper Mill. Its red-brick foundations and towering smokestacks which defined the area for nearly a century are incorporated into Fourdrinier House, YarraBend's first release, set within the original paper mill building.

The most recent release, following&nbsp;Parkview Apartments, The Mills and&nbsp;Camber Lofts, is Cubic House, a contemporary apartment building of 89 apartments designed by DKO&nbsp;and&nbsp;Technē Architecture.

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Cubic House will comprise primarily one and two-bedroom apartments. Its completion will be toward the final stages of YarraBend. Some residential components, including Parkview Apartments, are nearing completion as are parts of the Artisan Precinct.

Glenvill Group has been progressively rolling out various stages of the 16.5 hectare block of land,&nbsp;spread across the six precincts; Mills, Parkview, Artisan, Heritage, River Quarter and Outer Circle.

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Cubic House&nbsp;is part of the&nbsp;Artisan precinct which draws on the character of neighbouring Melbourne suburbs like the&nbsp;well-established refinement of Kew and Ivanhoe, the multicultural charm of Fairfield and the eclectic offering of Melbourne’s inner-north.&nbsp;

Apartments at Cubic House are warm and light-filled from floor-to-ceiling doors and windows that connect living spaces to the&nbsp;private balcony on offer in every individual apartment.

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The mix of one and two-bedroom apartments comes with a choice in colour scheme and design, with a focus on either light or dark tones.

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YarraBend stands as both a monument to history as well as a lens for the future of Alphington

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How YarraBend's Cubic House pays homage to the heritage in Alphington

YarraBend in Melbourne&#39;s Alphington was named as the future&nbsp;&quot;world&rsquo;s most liveable suburb,&rdquo; by The Future Lab,&nbsp;one of the world&#39;s most renowned futures consultancies, in 2018.

They expect it to become the world&#39;s most liveable suburb by 2025, topping cities around the world such as San Francisco, Stockholm, Seattle and Toronto.

&quot;Suburbs of the future will generate their own energy, contain their own innovation hubs, monitor our health levels, check our wellbeing, even crowdsource civic engagement at the tap of a screen,&quot; Future Lab advised.

&quot;Developments such as YarraBend are at the forefront of profound cultural shifts in which people &ndash; and buildings &ndash; are optimising everything, which is why we&rsquo;ve identified that it will become the World&rsquo;s Most Liveable Suburb in the future.&quot;

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Since it was dubbed to be the world&#39;s most liveable suburb three years ago, the developer Glenvill, doubled down on factors like&nbsp;communities being optimised through technology and design, supporting convenience, wellbeing, connectedness, collaboration and sustainability.

Glenvill partnered with the renowned&nbsp;teams at DKO Architecture, Multiple, Technē Architecture + Interior Design to create YarraBend,&nbsp;complete with four parks,&nbsp;a state of the art health and wellness centre, complete with an indoor spa, yoga and spin rooms with virtual reality and real life classes, massage rooms, Technogym equipment and an indoor pool.

They also focused on community initiatives like a gallery space, art installations and an annual art prize for local artists valued at $50,000 over five years.

There is also an indoor and&nbsp;outdoor cinema bookable via the YarraBend app, as well as many a rooftop terrace, home to&nbsp;lounges, barbeque facilities and more.

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Another facility available to all residents&nbsp;across the six precincts; Mills, Parkview, Artisan, Heritage, River Quarter and Outer Circle, is the WorkLab, an innovative co-working space convenient&nbsp;especially for those who dread&nbsp;commuting.

Located a short stroll from anywhere in YarraBend, residents can book a space any time at one of the multiple workstations, the meeting room or lounge area.

Dubbed as the world&rsquo;s first Tesla Town, the suburb will also feature Telsa Powerwalls in select residences to reduce energy costs and offer electric car charging points.

YarraBend will also play home to an artisanal food district, curated by one of Australia&rsquo;s top chefs, Scott Pickett, boasting popular restaurants, cafes and bars.

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Cubic House, part of the reincarnation of the former Alphington Paper Mill site, is one of a number of residential components of YarraBend.

The contemporary apartment building of 89 apartments, designed by&nbsp;DKO&nbsp;and&nbsp;Technē Architecture, is slated for completion in 2024, toward the final stages of the whole of YarraBend.

Cubic House will comprise primarily one and two-bedroom apartments. Its completion will be toward the final stages of YarraBend.

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Cubic House, part of the reincarnation of the former Alphington Paper Mill site, is one of a number of residential components of YarraBend

Why Glenvill's YarraBend in Melbourne was dubbed the world's future most liveable suburb

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The development of the 2500 home project YarraBend combined with the new Chandler Highway bridge, will drive a boom in property prices according to developer Glenvill.
YarraBend has already sold over half of its first release of house and land packages with advertised prices for three to five bedroom homes starting at $1.48 million.
Len Warson, Glenvill chief executive offcer said access to the suburbs North of the Yarra has always been difficult due to the bottleneck at the Chandler Highway Bridge, however with its widening to six lanes, accessibility immediately increases and the entire area is given a boost.
“YarraBend will be new a new Northern gateway opening up a huge parcel of river front land to the public that was previously industrial and inaccessible. This can only have a positive effect on real estate prices in the area,” he said. 
YarraBend will feature architecturally designed free hold homes, townhouses and apartments, a wellness center with indoor pool and sauna, gymnasium, indoor and outdoor gym equipment, playgrounds, parks, green rooftops, as well as outdoor seating and BBQs scattered throughout.
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Danni Addison, UDIA Victorian chief executive officer said YarraBend would be one of the most environmentally sustainable developments in Australia.</div>
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Victoria's YarraBend development to drive local property prices

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YarraBend is an exclusive new development, comprising of 6 precincts situated within the heart of Alphington. Just 6.5 kilometres from Melbourne CBD, the precinct also borders the city’s famous Yarra trail, giving residents the perfect lifestyle balance. The masterplan has been designed with a strong focus on gastronomy, technology, wellness and sustainability, in pursuit of creating one of Melbourne’s most exciting new developments to date.

<h2>What's on offer for residents</h2>

Health + Wellness

From spa facilities to smart gym technology including real and on-demand virtual yoga and spin classes, YarraBend's focus on resident wellness is a core aspect of the development. Whether you're looking to relax and meditate after a busy week, or train for a marathon, at YarraBend there will be something for everyone. 

Nature

In addition to the 21 parks within a 1km radius of YarraBend, the suburb will also be home to 4 parks as well as situated with direct access to 300m of the Yarra River. 

Sustainability

Green rooftops and solar panels will be installed wherever possible throughout YarraBend, providing reduced utility bills and a significantly reduced carbon footprint for residents. The Scandinavian-inspired roads prioritise the comfort of cyclists and pedestrians, encouraging a more environmentally conscious way of navigating the precinct. 

Dining

A carefully curated dining precinct by one of Melbourne's best chefs Scott Pickett will provide residents with a fantastic selection of cafes, restaurants, delis and providores, just minutes from their homes. 

Education

YarraBend is located within close proximity to some of Australia's most prestigious universities and schools, and the precinct's Hub building will be home to WorkLab, a coworking space which will offer a great lifestyle for both workers and students alike. 

Community

Residents of YarraBend will be invited to enjoy art installations and creative workshops, as well as the use of an exclusive residents' app to create an interconnected community.

<h2>Precincts now selling</h2>

<h2>Artisan Precinct</h2>

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<figcaption>Artisan Residences. Credit: Glenvill</figcaption></figure>The Artisan Precinct is set to become a thriving hub of activity with an array of bars, restaurants, providores and delis on offer.

Within this precinct sits Artisan Residences, a boutique collection of 28 apartments, with 1, 2 and 3-bedroom configurations. Each property has been exceptionally designed with ample space for entertaining, premium fixtures and finishes, with a select few apartments boasting private rooftop terraces.

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<figcaption>Culinary House. Credit: Glenvill</figcaption></figure>Also situated within the Artisan Precinct is Culinary House Apartments. On offer is 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments which celebrate craftsmanship, by fusing urban design elements.

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<figcaption>The Hub. Credit: Glenvill</figcaption></figure>The Hub is a three-story building situated right in the heart of the Artisan Precinct. The Hub welcomes guests with two private dining areas, complete with chef-quality kitchens. The building also features a recreation lounge complete with a pool table, poker room and bar. For those who would like to work from home, there is also an on-site coworking facility featuring the latest technology and ergonomically designed work stations.

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<figcaption>Parkview apartments. Credit: Glenvill</figcaption></figure><h2>Parkview</h2>

The Parkview Precinct is set amongst nature and offers a mix of townhouses, apartments and house and land packages.

The Parkview Townhouses boast magnificent vistas overlooking YarraBend and lush greenery. The perfectly balanced interior design palettes feature elegant interiors with natural finishes including timber floors and stone bench-tops. Each home welcomes warm natural light, and plenty of space for residents to entertain guests.

Parkview’s apartments offer 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury residences inspired by the beauty of the Alphington Park and surrounds and architecture lead by renowned firm DKO. The apartments have been designed to maximise views of the Yarra River corridor and the beauty of the neighbouring parklands.

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<figcaption>The Mills. Credit: Glenvill</figcaption></figure><h2>The Mills</h2>

The Mills Precinct has been designed by DKO Architecture and features a combination of townhouses and lofts. In traditional Melbourne fashion, the structures are linked with laneways and tree-lined walkways leading to a central courtyard where neighbours can connect.

The refined industrial townhouses comprise of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom configurations, offering ample space, and low-maintenance living. The first two releases of townhouses have already sold out, with the third stage on sale now. Each townhouse has been designed with generous 2.7 metre high ceilings in living areas, as well as offering ample storage capacity, and modern Smeg kitchen appliances.

Buyers are also offered a choice of two interior schemes – Manhattan or Brooklyn, both of which feature textured, natural materials which create a modern, industrial aesthetic. 

Interested to learn more about YarraBend? Reach out to the sales team today.
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Olivia Round

Discover YarraBend: A new benchmark for urban liveability

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In keeping with Urban.com.au's continued focus over the last few months on the proliferation of co-working spaces across Melbourne, today we take a look at The Hub - an exclusive recreational building comprising a dedicated co-working space and high-end entertainment facilities across three levels with a rooftop terrace, located within Glenvill's YarraBend master planned development on the banks of the Yarra in Alphington. 

The development of a co-working 'hub' at YarraBend is in response to an increasing number of entrepreneurs seeking collaborative workspaces that foster creativity and networking, along with anyone working flexible hours or from home.

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<figcaption>The Hub's rooftop terrace. Image: Glenvill</figcaption></figure>The provision of co-working space at YarraBend also reinforces the increasing demand for this type of office environment, and the strength of the Melbourne co-working sector which currently accounts for 50% of all co-working space in Australia. The Hub would join the likes of The Commons in Collingwood and South Melbourne, Dream Factory in Footscray, and the recently profiled <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/clik-collective-brings-co-warehousing-to-moorabbins-morris-moor">CLIK Collective Moorabbin</a> and Hub Australia's <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/hub-australia-launches-2nd-melbourne-coworking-space-on-collins-street">Hub Collins Street</a>.

CLIK Collective Moorabbin represents 6,000 sqm of co-warehousing and co-working space within Up Property's Morris Moor development in Moorabbin, while Hub Collins Street has a variety of workspaces to cater for up to 600 members including bespoke offices, private offices and open plan dedicated and flexible desks within The Georges Building  at 162 Collins Street.

Located within The Artisan Precinct, The Hub embodies YarraBend's six visionary pillars including health &amp; wellness, technology, food &amp; entertainment, sustainability, art &amp; design, and knowledge. Technē Architecture + Interior Design have designed The Hub around sound design principles of placemaking and user experience, with its multi-dimensional nature requiring a unique design approach that focused on creating versatility and functionality.

The Hub is composed of a selection of natural materials and exposed concrete, which draw on the site’s industrial heritage as a working paper mill. This palette is restrained and considered, responding to adjacent apartment building facades, with profiled vertical fins wrapping the glazed exterior, while internally exposed fittings, fixtures and elements create visual interest within the interiors, with a strong focus on tactility and craftsmanship.

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<figcaption>The Hub interiors have a strong focus on tactility and craftsmanship with internally exposed fittings, fixtures and elements. Image: Glenvill</figcaption></figure>According to Director of Sales and Marketing at Glenvill, Ashley Bramich, the 400 sqm building blends together premium recreational facilities with a contemporary work environment complete with all of the mod cons and is a reflection of YarraBend’s commitment to integrating technology, entertainment and considered design throughout the development. 

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The big question we asked ourselves at the beginning of the process was - how do we elevate this unique site? We had to ensure we designed the right product and provided the development with a diversity of product and architecture, while remaining at the forefront of sustainability. 

The design of The Hub is unique and timeless and aligns strongly with the YarraBend master plan which was developed with a strong focus on placemaking, sustainability and liveability. The Hub responds to growing trends such as working from home and the disruption occurring within the technology space, so it was important to provide a strong level of amenity within the development for residents.

- Ashley Bramich, Director of Sales and Marketing, Glenvill
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A chef-quality kitchen and two expansive dining areas are located on the ground floor, providing residents with the ability and space to host or entertain larger groups of friends and family. The Hub's WorkLab occupies an entire floor and includes a meeting room, desk-spaces and a lounge area complete with all the latest technology.

The Hub Lounge is located on the top floor and features a games room, pool table, TV and a bar, providing residents with a comfortable environment within walking distance of their homes. This is supported by the rooftop terrace which includes a barbeque and fire pit. There’s also an indoor cinema encased in glass which along with the dining room and rooftop terrace, will be available to book via a smart phone app which is exclusive to YarraBend residents.
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Laurence Dragomir

The Hub at YarraBend adds to Melbourne's growing co-working market

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<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne's</a> tag as the World’s Most Liveable city will have a companion, although the physical manifestation will not avail itself for a few more years yet.

YarraBend which is the reincarnation of the former Alphington Paper Mill site has been identified as the World’s Most Liveable suburb by 2025. The Liveable City Futures report compiled by international trend forecasters, The Future Laboratory, anointed YarraBend as the suburb of choice based upon current and future-facing factors.

These factors which "impact urban planning across the world to identify major trends that will shape the way we live, work and play to create optimised communities" are at the heart of the report. 

The Future Laboratory include standard benchmarks for measures of liveability such as education, infrastructure, crime rates, sustainability and affordability. Beyond these though the report includes indices that reflect further measures such as quality of life, convenience, connectivity, green spaces, wellbeing, innovation and culture.

With all the above factors considered, the United Kingdom-based Laboratory considered YarraBend the most worthy of all future suburban developments on a global scale.

<figure><img alt="" class="image-article-full-width-580px" height="529" src="/sites/urban.melbourne/files//styles/article_full_width_580px/public/pictures/article-images/image38_10.jpg?itok=l3mYk85V" title="Mixed use and technologically advanced. Image: Glenvill Group" width="580"><figcaption>Mixed use and technologically advanced. Image: <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/glenvill">Glenvill Group</a></figcaption></figure>On the announcement, Co-founder of The Future Laboratory Martin Raymond noted the following:

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Suburbs of the future will generate their own energy, contain their own innovation hubs, monitor our health levels, check our wellbeing, even crowdsource civic engagement at the tap of a screen. Our research finds that factors that will influence liveability in the future boil down to how communities can be optimised through technology and design, supporting convenience, wellbeing, connectedness, collaboration and sustainability.

Developments such as YarraBend are at the forefront of profound cultural shifts in which people – and buildings – are optimising everything, which is why we’ve identified that it will become the World’s Most Liveable Suburb in the future.

Food quarters and artisan quarters have become hugely important in defining and measuring an area’s liveability and are usually found in an area that also places a high emphasis on culture, innovation, design and the entrepreneurial mindset.

This is why cities such as Melbourne, San Francisco, Stockholm, Seattle and Toronto tend to figure concurrently and regularly on Liveable City, Creative City, Culture City and Wellness City indexes.
</blockquote>

Rather than laud the announcement, Glenvill Group, the developer behind YarraBend, was quick to reinforce factors that underpin the perceived future needs and status of the development. Creative Director Len Warson said:

<blockquote>
YarraBend is founded on six visionary pillars, including health and wellbeing, technology, art and design, sustainability, knowledge, food and entertainment. These pillars were identified to reflect the changing needs and desires of the public and shape a new way of living.
</blockquote>

YarraBend design features are set to include:

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<li>Four parks and a state of the art health and wellness centre complete with an indoor spa, yoga and spin rooms with virtual reality and real life classes, massage rooms, Technogym equipment and indoor pool</li>
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<figcaption>Spa, Health &amp; Wellness Centre. Image: Glenvill Group</figcaption></figure><ul>
<li>A gallery space, art installations and an annual art prize for local artists valued at $50,000 over five years</li>
	<li>A dedicated three-level building for coworking and recreational purposes with a rooftop for entertaining</li>
	<li>Outdoor cinema</li>
	<li>A Scandinavian road design, where cars, bikes and pedestrians get equal share of the road, ultimately encouraging a change of attitude through safe roads for active transport</li>
	<li>Dubbed as the world’s first Tesla Town, the suburb will also feature Telsa Powerwalls in select residences to reduce energy costs and electric car charging points</li>
	<li>Free high-speed WiFi for all residents in parks</li>
</ul>
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<figcaption>The future Turbine Park. Image: Glenvill Group</figcaption></figure><ul>
<li>A technology concierge available to residents should they have any IT issues</li>
	<li>A Resident app that will connect the community to each other and the surrounding environment</li>
	<li>An artisanal food district, curated by one of Australia’s top chefs, Scott Pickett, boasting leading restaurants, cafes and bars</li>
</ul>
In a broader sense The Future Laboratory's report reflects the changing goalposts in terms of what constitutes livability.

According to The Future Laboratory "access to behavioural data helps to inform planning and design and our lifestyle priorities continue to evolve, we can expect to see revolutionary concepts emerge to lift the standard of living to new heights."

To that end, YarraBend has been successfully positioned as a world-leading exponent of research-driven design. The former paper mill onsite is now demolished, with Glenvill Group progressively rolling out various stages of the 16.5 hectare parcel of land.
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