57 apartments spread across two architecturally striking buildings.
Geelong West is poised for an exciting new chapter with the announcement of a $60 million development project by UP Property, setting new benchmarks in design and sustainability.
The proposed development at 51-53 Hope Street and 66-76 Autumn Street will feature 57 apartments spread across two architecturally striking buildings, ranging from three to four levels.
This project emphasises spacious, owner-occupier-friendly apartments tailored for downsizers, families, and professionals. Located next to Geelong’s bustling shopping precinct, it promotes a walkable lifestyle with convenient access to amenities and transport, including the Central Geelong train station. Thoughtful parking solutions include two dedicated residential basements, the consolidation of crossovers on both frontages, and optimised street parking to improve the surrounding area.
The project has been designed by Austin Maynard Architects (AMA), an internationally acclaimed firm recognized for its thoughtful, sustainable, and heritage-sensitive designs. AMA’s approach ensures this development will harmonize with Geelong West’s character while introducing new standards for sustainable, context-responsive suburban development.