Co-Living Housing Redfern – 175-177 Cleveland Street & 1-5 & 6-8 Woodburn Street

High-quality, low-cost rental accommodation for visitors, office workers, students, and other users, featuring generous communal open space, including an open courtyard with water feature, a through-site link, external terraces with outdoor seating, and an Indigenous rooftop farm

  • Client

    EG Funds Management

  • LGAS

    Sydney

  • Size

    216 co-living units and 927m2 commercial space

  • Value

    $38m

  • Sector

    Residential

  • Services

    Urban Planning

  • Office

    Sydney

  • Team

    Tom Cook, Stephanie Wu

  • Completed

    2024

  • Photography

    Mark Shapiro Architects

About the project

The proposed development is for a six storey building accommodating 200 self-contained co-living units with retail and co-working space provided at ground level. The development is of contemporary design, with generous communal open space including rooftop garden. The development also provide a multi-purpose community space dedicated for use by Indigenous community groups. The proposal is located in Redfern in proximity to the Central Precinct and the associated growing tech industry. It represents one of the first co-living style boarding house developments in the area and will provide high quality, low cost rental accommodation for visitors, office workers, students and other users.

Mecone was engaged by EG Funds Management to provide preliminary due diligence advice and a prepare a State Significant Development Application for submission to the Department of Planning, Housing & Infrastructure. In addition, Mecone was responsible for the preparation of two Clause 16A Variation Requests to vary the storey height and FSR development standards that apply to the site as well as a Plan of Management and a Design Excellence Strategy.

Architects: Mark Shapiro Architects

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