The Local Project’s eight-part Nightingale Village series, created in partnership with Fisher & Paykel, has explored the defining principles of this landmark Melbourne project.

Provider Store by Porter and Maple is a Japanese-inspired boutique shop that stocks functional homewares whilst encouraging creation, thinking and an appreciation of considered products.

Located within Nightingale Village, with a northern aspect over Bulleke-bek Park and access to Duckett Street to the south, is ParkLife by Austin Maynard Architects.

Studio Doherty’s Scoop Kitchen, in collaboration with Laminex, rewrites traditional kitchen design through texture, colour and grain to elevate the space.

With a focus on sustainability and community, Nightingale Evergreen by Clare Cousins Architects contains 27 apartments, each one offering a distinct character in its design.

Celebrating the 2023 Venice Biennale Architettura, Brickworks has created a bar and events to connect the biggest contingent of Australian architects that have ever attended the biennale.

Nightingale Leftfield by Kennedy Nolan is one of six buildings at Nightingale Village in Melbourne’s inner north featuring private residences, communal spaces and a cafe.

Neil Perry’s Sydney Restaurant, Margaret, is a collaboration between ACME and Caon Design Office where subtle, soothing details and carpets by Fyber pay homage to his late mother.

Henderson & Co. create a warm, considered and subtle lighting gallery that beautifully explores how one can use fewer luminaires to create exquisite, well-lit spaces.

Working with ForestOne to specify DesignerPly products, X+O Design installs a sustainable experience within the new Nudie Jeans Repair Store.

Manufactured for longevity, Tait furniture is both robust and emotive, telling the story of a company that has spent 30 years crafting in place.

Evidenced by the construction of Luca and Isla in Aurora Estate, Arli Homes effortlessly builds structures that are beautiful, functional and accessible.