In a city where land is at a premium, developers and builders have the opportunity to be innovative in incorporating significant natural elements into their projects.

Homes that provide a harmonious balance between modern conveniences and natural beauty are increasingly sought after, reflecting a broader shift towards lifestyles that prioritise well-being and environmental stewardship. This trend underscores a collective recognition of the importance of integrating nature into everyday living spaces.

The Newlands, St Leonards

Top Spring’s The Newlands emphasises a pedestrian-oriented precinct with a focus on the natural landscape of Newlands Park.

Majority of apartments and terrace homes will have green landscape views and some offer absolute park frontage to the soon-to-be updated Newlands Park. Connecting all the buildings is a communal green spine with boardwalks.

Willoughby Grounds, Willoughby

The development by First Quadrant Properties was designed to allow the multi-layered architecture and flourishing natural landscape to work in unison to create a sense of serenity and connection to the place.

The communal rooftop, overlooking district views, also reflects its rich natural surroundings, with a garden featuring sculpted stone furniture and blooming plants in large planters.

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