View from The Grange. Shadow Play, Illustrated by Russell Bryant

Modern Principles

When designing The Grange, we reflected on the defining characteristics of Malvern East’s architecture—namely the timeless brickwork, iconic pitched roofing and abundant plant life—then unified those elements into a distinguished facade befitting of this historic address.

Contemporary at its core, the design sees those heritage architectural elements translated into forms more abstract. The pitched roofing found throughout the area is reflected in the facade’s angled geometry and chamfered edges, which playfully capture light throughout the day; meanwhile, the extensive brickwork grounds the facade at street level and solidifies its place within the neighbourhood.

Refined, modern and generously proportioned, these homes are designed to cater to a wide range of needs and enhance the comfort of residents at every step, both now and into the future. Each home is positioned on a corner to maximise privacy and offer several different aspects. Ground floor residences feature private, generously landscaped gardens, while homes on levels 1 and 2 include spacious balconies that flow naturally from living areas.

The latest collection of elegant residences from Shustin, The Grange feels right at home in this idyllic Melbourne neighbourhood.

The Grange exterior
Chamfered edges catch light to create shadows that shift across the day
“IT WAS IMPORTANT TO US THAT THESE HOMES RESONATED WITH THE NEIGHBOURHOOD’S HISTORIC HOUSING. BY AMPLIFYING THE BRICKWORK, WE’VE DESIGNED A BUILDING THAT SPEAKS TO ITS SURROUNDINGS, MAKES SENSE IN ITS CONTEXT, AND WILL AGE IN BEAUTIFULLY.”

JOANNE SAW, CHEAH SAW ARCHITECTURE
Waverley Road exterior

SUSTAINABLE LIVING

The Grange is crafted with comfort in mind—but that doesn’t come at the cost of the environment. The Grange was designed in collaboration with Sustainable Development Consultants, utilised from the outset to ensure every element was considered and addressed.

From its design principles to the materials used, through to the meticulous planning process, The Grange achieves a NatHERS rating of 7 stars and includes a range of sustainable features. In combination, these additions will: Reduce negative impacts on the environment, minimise the cost of living and improve the health, wellbeing and comfort of occupants.

An architectural model articulates how the light interacts with the chamfered geometry of the building form — an elegant dance with the sun throughout the course of the day.

Light Study
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External, Waverley Rd
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