Multi-Residential Projects
Austin Maynard Architects has scaled their expertise from bespoke houses into the multi-residential sector, emerging as leaders in design-led housing delivered at scale.
Austin Maynard Architects began in single-residential architecture, creating award-winning homes that navigated complex site challenges. As the need for higher urban density evolved, we expanded our focus into multi-residential design. Instead of treating multi-residential living as a temporary step on the way to a standalone house, we chanelled over twenty years of experience in bespoke homes to apartments, using design as an opportunity to deliver liveability in the long-term. We prioritise diverse floorplans, shared amenity and generous outdoor connections to build a sense of community that actively contributes to the neighbourhood fabric.
The new standard of sustainable density located on the prominent corner of High Street and Rossmoyne Street, Thornbury House is Austin Maynard Architects’ latest vision for the "Missing Middle."
Enabled by HIP V. HYPE with architecture by Austin Maynard Architects, ParkLife 2 represents best practice in climate resilient design and construction. With Clifton Park at your doorstep and Gilpin Park just across the street, the design embraces its unique setting with windows that invite natural surrounds in at every opportunity.
Austin Maynard Architects arrive to Geelong West with family sized, climate resilient housing designed for a connected and healthy lifestyle, located in a gorgeous, quiet street adjacent to the thriving Pakington Village.
An ethical, beautifully-designed, highly sustainable building comprising twenty residences, with 55 bike parks and three commercial spaces at ground level. Austin Maynard Architect’s first multi-residential project as both architect and developer, Terrace House takes a revolutionary approach to housing and delivers quality apartments that are environmentally, socially and financially sustainable.
Slate House is highly sustainable response to the challenge of creating density within Melbourne’s suburbs. Slate House demonstrates how two land parcels, each with a single dwelling, can be subtly densified to accommodate 14 carefully designed, sustainable, home-sized apartments.
Located in Brunswick and set within the Nightingale Village - Australia’s first carbon neutral residential precinct - ParkLife is a high-performing, beautifully designed, community-focused apartment building containing 37 homes and two commercial tenancies.