Everlane’s Elevated Workplace Appeal
The chic Cremorne development responds to demand for commercial design and innovation.
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As the Melbourne suburb of Cremorne continues to urbanise, developer CostaFox has responded to the need for a ‘different’ kind of office space with a designer collection of premium strata office spaces, Everlane.
Boasting architecture by Fieldwork and interiors by Mim Design, Everlane brings together aesthetics and amenity in a 9-storey premium strata office development. Here, office spaces range from 68sqm to a whole floor at 613sqm.
The upper levels of Everlane enjoy views of Melbourne’s CBD, Richmond, South Yarra and beyond, with flexible floor plates allowing customisable office layouts. All offices enjoy natural ventilation and 3.45m typical ceiling heights with floor-to-ceiling wind glazing.
Upon entry, the café and pocket park acts as the transition between bustling commercial precinct beyond and the curated offices within.
Michael Fox, of CostaFox Developments was intent on the final product offering a point of difference.
“Create something a little better, stand out from the crowd and be proud of our timeless projects. Everlane will do just that, we will create something better than the rest,” said Mr. Fox.
In an effort to surpass modern standards, Everlane is replete with touchless entry, a digital directory – which allows for easy navigation of the building’s various owners, tenants and visitors – and a building manager which has capacity to complete tasks that may be traditionally reserved for an office manager.
Further, a number of ‘end-of-trip’ facilities have been designed to encourage corporate health and wellbeing for office workers. Here, Everlane offers bike storage over multiple levels, charging stations, change rooms, showers and lockers.
Elsewhere, the rooftop terrace is a destination in its own right, with BBQ facilities, and elevated views of greater Melbourne.
The office suites, which come with at least one secure car space, are listed through Colliers International agent Ben Baines, Ted Dwyer, Raphael Favas and Chris Ling.
This stylish family home combines a classic palette and finishes with a flexible floorplan
Just 55 minutes from Sydney, make this your creative getaway located in the majestic Hawkesbury region.
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Former Aussie Rules player Jeff Chapman’s dream beach house, which has had its praises sung by The Independent in the UK, is back on the market with a revised – and more competitive – price guide.
The contemporary pavilion-style residence Alinghi, created by celebrated architect James Grose, was voted one of the top five beach houses in the world by the British newspaper and has been operating as a luxury holiday rental earning up to $7000 a week.
The one-time Melbourne forward and founder of Bennelong Funds Management, and his wife Carena Shankar, listed the five-bedroom getaway back in mid 2024 with hopes of about $8 million. The prestige property is now back with new agent Pauline Karatau of Ray White New Farm and the amended guide now sits at $6.5 million.
As part of the private 5ha Rocky Point estate, at the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef overlooking Honeymoon Bay, the glamorous holiday home shares not only a private beach with just four other neighbours, but also a 30m saltwater pool, a full-size tennis court, a beach cabana with barbecue facilities and a full-time live-in caretaker on site.
Alinghi seemingly floats against the cliffs of North Queensland’s Capricorn Coast consisting of two pavilions and shallow reflections pools for ultimate serenity. Residence number 5 is home to a two-storey main pavilion with large living spaces spilling onto semi-enclosed areas framing enviable ocean views. Upstairs there are four bedrooms, including two with ensuites. The second pavilion is a private retreat housing the main bedroom suite with an additional study or wellness space.
Crafted by Grose to leave minimal impact on its natural environment, the house features external materials sourced locally including rich cedar, plus glass and Travertine stone specifically chosen to blend and weather with the landscape over time.
The low maintenance property is also relatively self sufficient thanks to water tanks collecting the region’s abundant rainfall. Despite it’s northern Queensland address air-conditioning is an after-thought due to the clever cross-ventilation design principles and deliberate orientation capturing ocean breezes that flow through the large footprint.
Alinghi’s external lightning has also been carefully designed to be low voltage with minimum impact upon the local wildlife including wallabies, echidnas, goannas, turtles and even a diverse range of native birds. From the private terraces throughout winter, homeowners can also track the migratory whales.
Alinghi is a 90-minute drive away from Agnes Waters and its sister town of 1770 (also known as Seventeen Seventy). It is approximately 120kms from Bundaberg, which is home to a well-serviced domestic airport.
Alinghi is listed for sale with a price guide of $6.5 million via Ray White New Farm agent Pauline Karatau on 0418 733 773.
This stylish family home combines a classic palette and finishes with a flexible floorplan
Just 55 minutes from Sydney, make this your creative getaway located in the majestic Hawkesbury region.
