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HIP V. HYPE

Locality: Brunswick, Victoria

Address: 293-295 Barkly Street, Brunswick 3056 Brunswick, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.hipvhype.com/

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25.01.2022 What does community mean to you? It's not architects or project teams that create community, only residents can do that, but buildings can be designed to faciliate and foster community by creating inviting spaces for incidental meetings between neighbours and comfortable places for people to dwell. To learn more about joining the future community at Ferras & York go to https://www.hipvhype.com/projects/ferrars-and-york/

25.01.2022 What does community mean to you? Its not architects or project teams that create community, only residents can do that, but buildings can be designed to faciliate and foster community by creating inviting spaces for incidental meetings between neighbours and comfortable places for people to dwell. To learn more about joining the future community at Ferras & York go to https://www.hipvhype.com/projects/ferrars-and-york/

24.01.2022 How can our cities provide for more accessible, environmentally sustainable housing that is close by to green spaces, public transport and community services? Laura Phillips, Head of Editorial and Urban Advocacy, has written a piece on how to support the sustainable growth of our cities for the New Statesman's City Monitor. https://citymonitor.ai//what-does-the-preservation-of-neig

24.01.2022 "Good things take time: that applies to buildings, gardens and community. Thank you Anna Cumming and Sanctuary Magazine for such an in-depth, informative piece on collaborative housing in Australia featuring The Davison Collaborative. Designed in collaboration with Archier under the Collaborative Development Model by HIP V. HYPE, the Davison Collaborative achieves 8+ out of 10 star NatHERS rating and is a case study on sustainable density, transforming one post war suburban ...dwelling into three fossil fuel free, 100% electric homes for the next generation. Photo: Tess Kelly https://renew.org.au/sanctuary-maga//sanctuary-51-out-now/

24.01.2022 Were exciting to officially welcome another 11 new residents to Ferrars & York across fantastic 6 apartments this weekend. Congratulations to the new owners of Apartments 501, 301, 302, 304, 305 and 205. Welcome to the Ferrars & York community

24.01.2022 Nightingale 2.0 has been awarded a Commendation in the Architecture Institute of Australia Victoria Chapter Sustainable Architecture Award- well done Six Degrees Architects! Nightingale 2.0 is 100% fossil fuel free in operation with an exceptional 8.7 out of 10 star energy rating across the building. Pictured is the rooftop of Nightingale 2.0 with AILA Victoria award winning landscape architecture by SBLA.... Nightingale 2.0 is designed by Six Degrees Architects and delivered in collaboration between HIP V. HYPE and Six Degrees Architect in accordance with the Nightingale Housing Values. Photos: Rory Gardiner

23.01.2022 What is it like to live in a gas free house? The Davison Collaborative generates its own energy via rooftop solar PV and stores it for later use in a sonnenBatterie by sonnen. Together with electric heat pumps for hot water and hydronic heating, the homes achieve an 8+ star energy rating.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zBnsCv0Vwg

22.01.2022 Following another successful weekend, we are pleased to announce that over 50% of the 22 carbon neutral apartments at Ferrars & York are now sold in just 6 weeks. This is such a fantastic result and we are very grateful to those purchasers who have seen the enduring value in our commitment to environmentally sustainable design. Designed by Six Degrees Architects and enabled by HIP V. HYPE, Ferrars & York will be powered by 100% renewable energy and is set to achieve an 8 out ...of 10 star energy rating. Enquire via the link below to learn more about the 1, 2 an 3 bedroom apartments, plus double storey terrace-study apartments, still available. https://www.hipvhype.com/projects/ferrars-and-york/

22.01.2022 Explore the Davison Collaborative virtually this weekend with Open House Melbourne. RSVP to the live talk on Sat 25 July at 1pm with HIP V. HYPE and Archier via the link below: https://us02web.zoom.us//register/WN_Yb6ulCbnTKqRXls1lLojMQ

21.01.2022 Cook fresh food, daily at Ferrars & York. Ferrars & York celebrates a life centred around easy access to the vendors and fresh produce of the South Melbourne Market. HIP V. HYPE are continuing our collaboration with Cantilever Interiors to deliver high-quality, locally made kitchens to enable residents to make the most of the markets fresh produce, with appliances by premium Swiss manufacturer V-ZUG, which provide for the latest in technology and reliable performance.... Follow the link below to learn more about joining the Ferrars & York community. https://www.hipvhype.com/projects/ferrars-and-york/

20.01.2022 The Local Project has featured our 22 Carbon Neutral Apartments at Ferrars & York as a project that seeks a balance between quality, sustainability and durability. Construction is commencing soon with final apartments remaining, enquire now at: www.hipvhype.com/projects/ferrars-and-york/ Read the article via the link below:... https://thelocalproject.com.au//ferrars-york-by-hip-v-hyp/

20.01.2022 realestate.com.au has written on how HIP V. HYPE's "focus on sustainability is changing the new housing market." Our Ferrars & York project of 22 carbon neutral apartments, 100m from the South Melbourne Market will soon be commencing construction. Final apartments remain, enquire at: hipvhype.com/projects/ferrars-and-york/... https://www.realestate.com.au//sustainability-a-key-focus/

20.01.2022 We're thrilled to have taken out both The Urban Developer Awards for Best Development of the Year (1-3 Dwellings) with the Davison Collaborative and Best Development of the Year (4-20 Dwellings) with Ruskin Elwood. Whilst different in scale, both the Davison Collaborative and Ruskin Elwood reflect HIP V. HYPE's deeply integrated approach to sustainable design and construction to foster low impact living for the next generation. Each project demonstrates how we can use what we... have more efficiently by providing for diverse, site responsive, all electric, energy efficient homes powered by 100% renewable energy in locations well connected to active and public transport. https://theurbandeveloper.com//tud-awards-winner-developme

20.01.2022 "As cities become increasingly built-up, the blurring between private and public spaces is getting less incidental and more deliberate." Simone Bliss' Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) award winning work at Nightingale 2.0 has been featured in The Age. The planting takes inspiration from windy, mountainous Australian landscapes - treating the building as a microclimate.... Nightingale 2.0 has a strong social and environmental ambition where wellbeing and environmental outcomes are at the forefront of the development. Nightingale 2.0 is designed by Six Degrees Architects and delivered in collaboration between HIP V. HYPE and Six Degrees in accordance with the Nightingale Housing Values. https://www.theage.com.au//as-cities-become-increasingly-b

19.01.2022 The Design Emotive captured life at the Davison Collaborative and a conversation between project partners and residents, Liam Wallis and Katya Crema, Directors of HIP V. HYPE and Chris Gilbert, Director of Archier in mid June. Watch the film via the link below. Video shot and edited by Anthony Richardson for The Design Emotive.... https://thedesignemotive.com//davison-collaborative-archie

19.01.2022 Nightingale 2.0 in Fairfield has been featured on Never Too Small this morning. Nightingale 2.0 is designed by Six Degrees Architects and delivered in collaboration between HIP V. HYPE and Six Degrees Architects in accordance with the Nightingale Housing Values. Take a look:... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=279BtKxOA18

18.01.2022 "We were keen to demonstrate that well designed, high performance sustainable homes can increase density in our middle ring suburbs sensitively, and in doing so, enhance the quality of place for both the residents and the community." Ruskin Elwood is featured on The Design Files this afternoon: https://thedesignfiles.net//ruskin-elwood-hip-v-hype-fiel/

18.01.2022 We are excited to be working with the Woodend Community on the Cool Changes 3442 project, a community led climate change action plan for another Macedon Ranges community! This project has now been adapted to manage the COVID-19 restrictions and on Monday evening we will be running the Foundations Workshop online. We hope to see many of the 3442 community join us. For more information on the project or to register for the event visit: https://www.mrsc.vic.gov.au/Live/Enviro...nment/Climate-Change Photo: Kim Landy

17.01.2022 "Though these townhouses sit quietly in the streetscape, they thoughtfully blend with the inner-city urban environment." Stephen Crafti speaks to Chris Gilbert of Archier about the environmentally sustainable, site responsive design of the Davison Collaborative in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au//active-ventilation-key-feature-of-

17.01.2022 Live a convenient, low impact lifestyle at Ferrars & York thanks to our high efficiency 8 out of 10 star energy rating, integrated fossil fuel free electricity network and carbon neutral certification. All of this sounds cool, but what does it actually mean? We invite you to a virtual FAQ session with HIP V. HYPE Directors Liam Wallis and Katya Crema where they will respond to some of the most frequently asked questions about living at Ferrars & York and in particular, opera...tionally how the Owner's Corporation will work, and some of the key sustainability features and benefits that future residents will enjoy. RSVP: https://us02web.zoom.us//register/WN_zH5mvzyeRE6scWEBmlmTLg?

16.01.2022 The future of our cities is electric. Removing our reliance on fossil fuels and embedding renewable energy into our built environment can support healthier, environmentally sustainable and climate resilient communities. Public infrastructure, transport, residential and commercial activities can generate and be powered by renewable energy now. In episode nine of Hypecast Laura Phillips is joined by Gavin Ashley, Better Cities and Regions Lead at HIP V. HYPE and Bruce Thompson ...Head of Customer at GreenSync to discuss how we can future proof our communities with renewable energy. https://www.climactic.com.au//all-electric-cities-powerin/

16.01.2022 Katya Crema, Director of HIP V. HYPE spoke to Jake Taylor at Urban to discuss the future of sustainable development, demand for environmentally conscious homes and the property development outlook for 2020. Take a look: https://www.urban.com.au//hip-v-hypes-director-of-projects

15.01.2022 Bass Coast Shire Council joined a growing number of leading councils by declaring a climate emergency in September 2019. The declaration was made in response to a community petition signed by over 1,000 community members, representing nearly 3% of the permanent population and is a clear indication that there is a strong and engaged local community ready to ramp up action on climate change. HIP V. HYPE were proud to work closely with Bass Coast to develop a Climate Change Act...ion Plan, which is currently in its draft stage to be considered by Council. With an ambitious community, the Plan is expected to deliver a pathway to enable both Council and the Community to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030. https://www.hipvhype.com/s/bass-climate-change-action-plan/

15.01.2022 There are three main aspects of the built environment where Councils can influence the management of climate risk and deliver sustainable design outcomes: assets and capital works, planning, and community education and advocacy. HIP V. HYPE were engaged by five Partner Councils including City of Greater Bendigo, Campase Shire Council, Central Goldfields Shire Council, Loddon Shire Council and Macedon Ranges Shire Council to identify the barriers and opportunities to improve ...Environmentally Sustainable Design and Climate Risk Management outcomes and mitigate climate risks across corporate operations, planning and community education and advocacy. Learn more about our Collaborative Resourcing Options work via the link below: https://www.hipvhype.com//collaborative-resourcing-option/

15.01.2022 In just over 4 weeks time, demolition will kick off at Ferrars & York marking the commencement of our construction journey for this ambitious project. We would like to thank our purchasers for making an important choice. Their confidence during these uncertain times has enabled a building to be built that will hopefully influence the future of our city for the better. Final 1 & 3 bedroom apartments remain - enquire now to maximise stamp duty savings.... https://www.hipvhype.com/projects/ferrars-and-york/

13.01.2022 Celebrating Shopping Local. The South Melbourne Market has been open and trading throughout the lock down period over the last few months. For many of us this period has provided an opportunity to slow down and to support local businesses and market vendors. ... Shopping local has not only been important for supporting local businesses and market vendors, it has been so important for maintaining social connections within our community. Join us to virtually meet Dario De Clerico from Cannoleria and Josh Pearce from Fish Shoppe to learn more about their businesses and why they love the South Melbourne Market. Join us tomorrow evening 6pm. RSVP below: https://us02web.zoom.us//register/WN_ggxtwlvOQiCuweaHfoEw8Q

13.01.2022 HIP V. HYPE Sustainability have completed a Climate Adaptation Action plan for Deakin University that sets out the priorities for managing the risks of a changing climate on a campus-by-campus basis. Design and upgrades of assets can often be at the forefront of adaptation planning. However, asset design and operation is only one element of building adaptive capacity in response to climate change. This project acknowledged that to build adaptive capacity a broader focus is ne...eded to build human, social, natural and financial capital as well as physical capital as part of Deakins climate change response. Photo: Patrick Rodriguez for Six Degrees Architects https://www.hipvhype.com//climate-change-adaptation-plann/

12.01.2022 How can we raise the standard of the homes we’re living in now and into the future? In episode ten of Hypecast Laura Phillips is joined by Liam Wallis and Clare Parry, Better Buildings Lead at HIP V. HYPE and Founding Chair of Australian Passive House Association to discuss how Passive House can deliver energy efficient, healthy, comfortable and resilient housing. https://www.climactic.com.au//energy-efficient-housing-ra/

09.01.2022 green magazine has featured the launch of Hypecast, the new podcast by HIP V. HYPE. Hypecast looks at how we can support the sustainable growth of our cities with carbon neutral housing, addressing the social housing crisis, responsible density & climate resilient communities. Hypecast is produced in collaboration with Climactic, the podcast for the climate community.... https://greenmagazine.com.au/hip-v-hype-launches-podcast-s/

08.01.2022 In Episode Five of Hypecast we look at the opportunities and challenges of densifying middle ring suburbs to support the sustainable growth of Australian cities. Laura Phillips is joined by Liam Wallis and Brighid Sammon, who is a Senior Policy Advisor, to discuss the case for densifying Australian cities. Hypecast is produced in collaboration with Climactic, the podcast for the climate community.... Listen to Hypecast via the link below as well as on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Castbox and Pocketcasts. https://omny.fm/shows/hypecast

08.01.2022 The future is gas free. We're delighted that the 100% electric, fossil fuel free Davison Collaborative project, which was designed in collaboration with Archier, has been shortlisted in the 2020 Sustainability Awards. https://www.hipvhype.com/projects/davison-collaborative/

07.01.2022 We are excited to launch Hypecast, a podcast by HIP V. HYPE with conversations on the projects, people and ideas that are working to achieve the healthy, sustainable and prosperous future that all Australians deserve. Hosted by Laura Phillips, Head of Editorial and Urban Advocacy, Hypecast is produced in collaboration with Climactic, the podcast for the climate community. The first two of the 10 episode series are now available to listen to featuring:... The Davison Collaborative: Collaborative Housing in Australia, in conversation with Liam Wallis and Chris Gilbert, Director of Archier. The Story of Nightingale 2.0, in conversation with Liam Wallis and James Legge, Founding Director of Six Degrees Architects. Listen to Hypecast via the link below as well as on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Castbox and Pocketcasts. https://omny.fm/shows/hypecast

06.01.2022 realestate.com.au has written on how HIP V. HYPEs "focus on sustainability is changing the new housing market." Our Ferrars & York project of 22 carbon neutral apartments, 100m from the South Melbourne Market will soon be commencing construction. Final apartments remain, enquire at: hipvhype.com/projects/ferrars-and-york/... https://www.realestate.com.au//sustainability-a-key-focus/

05.01.2022 Fantastic news that the Davison Collaborative has received the Gold Award and Ruskin Elwood has been commended with a Silver Award at the Melbourne Design Awards. The Awards recognise that multi-residential developments that are site responsive and champion durable and sustainable design principles responsibly increase density in inner and middle ring suburbs. Learn more about our projects here:... https://www.hipvhype.com/projects/

05.01.2022 Local communities are, and will continue to be, on the front lines of responding to the effects of climate change. In episode eight of Hypecast Laura Phillips is joined by Kate Nicolazzo, Better Cities and Regions Associate at HIP V. HYPE and Imogen Jubb, National Manager of the Zero Carbon Communities Program to discuss how local communities are working to reduce their emissions and forging a sustainable future. https://www.climactic.com.au//act-local-zero-carbon-commu/

04.01.2022 How can our housing be more climate resilient? In episode seven of Hypecast, Laura Phillips is joined by Clare Parry and Sara van der Meer to discuss how housing in Australia can be better designed, built and retrofitted to withstand increasing heatwaves and better respond to our changing climate. https://www.climactic.com.au//healthy-homes-building-clim/

04.01.2022 Clare Parry, Better Building Lead at HIP V. HYPE, recently joined the Passive House Accelerator podcast to share her experience in becoming one of Australia’s leading Passive House professionals. Listen below: https://passivehouseaccelerator.com//passive-house-podcast

04.01.2022 What are the benefits of living in 100% electric, net zero energy homes? Gavin Ashley, Better Cities and Regions Lead at HIP V. HYPE, will be joining the team at Mirvac Residential this Friday to discuss how environmentally sustainable design can reduce your energy bills, as well as your carbon footprint. HIP V. HYPE are excited to have assisted the Mirvac team with The Fabric, a collection of net zero homes in Altona North.... To attend the virtual session this Friday 18 Sept at 12.30 RSVP to [email protected] Image is an artists impression of The Fabric.

04.01.2022 HIP V. HYPE Director, Liam Wallis recently spoke to Urban.com.au on carbon neutrality, sustainability and our Ferrars & York project in South Melbourne. Take a look: https://www.urban.com.au//qa-with-liam-wallis-ferrars--york

03.01.2022 The Davison Collaborative is a finalist in The Design Files Residential Architecture Award. Tune in to Episode One of Hypecast to hear what it is like to buy, build and live with your friends: https://omny.fm/shows/hypecast

02.01.2022 Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has unanimously voted to adopt its Climate Emergency Plan, which guides the Peninsula towards zero carbon emissions by 2040. HIP V. HYPE was engaged by Mornington Peninsula Shire to undertake extensive community and stakeholder engagement and to advise on the development of the Plan. Mornington Peninsula Shire was the 34th Council in Australia to declare a Climate Emergency. A year later, there are now 96 Australian Councils that have also d...eclared a climate emergency. https://www.hipvhype.com//mornington-peninsula-climate-em/

01.01.2022 The Sunshine Priority Precinct is expected to support significant growth in population and employment. It also presents a significant opportunity to embed sustainability best practice into the future development of the precinct. The Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions recently engaged HIP V. HYPE to advise on a range of sustainability opportunities to guide future development across governance, integrated water management, greening, energy and waste management. Photo by... Emma Cross of Sunvale Community Park by Brimbank City Council which recently won the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Victoria Award for Excellence for Parks and Open Spaces https://www.hipvhype.com//sunshine-priority-precinct-sust/

01.01.2022 People in Brunswick want protected bike lanes on Sydney Road. Since COVID-19 the amount of people riding around Melbourne has more than doubled. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for quieter, safer streets and clean air. The VicRoads survey on the future of Sydney Road was completed by more than 7,000 people, and Option 3 which included protected bike lanes, was rated highest by respondents, regardless of their mode of transport or purpose for visiting Sydney Rd.... Option 3 was also found by VicRoads to be the safest option, and is supported by Moreland Council. So whats the hold-up?