The event by Residing Techniques Growth in Hamilton, Peachgrove East, is a 48-unit cohousing neighbourhood designed by Smith Architects in collaboration with Greenbridge.
The undertaking combines Passive Home-quality properties with shared group amenities, together with a standard home, workshop and group inexperienced — drawing from exemplars of abroad fashions of medium-density dwelling.
Situated close to Claudelands Park and a 10-minute bike journey from Hamilton CBD and the College of Waikato, the event arranges 48 timber-framed properties round a central inexperienced, with shared amenities together with a standard home, makerspace and sauna. Freehold properties we have now been suggested will begin from $500,000, and are slated to be out there in early 2026.
Phil Smith of Smith Architects says, “At Smith Architects, we don’t consider higher housing comes from repeating commonplace options. Peachgrove East challenged us to suppose in a different way — about how properties carry out, how neighbours join, and the way structure can actively assist wellbeing. This city village exhibits what’s attainable after we query assumptions and design for entire human outcomes, not minimal requirements.”
Ben Preston of Residing Techniques says, “Enterprise and society can’t succeed if folks don’t have a pathway to methods of dwelling that really feel dependable, inspiring and fascinating. I genuinely need to see New Zealanders realise the potential in our communities, and for us, we have to begin by constantly delivering properties that individuals have a sensible pathway to possession and longevity, and that assist folks thrive for the long run. That’s what we’re getting down to do, and that’s what Peachgrove East is all about: Widening our sense of creativeness — in a sensible manner — about what properties and neighbourhoods can and must be in Aotearoa.”
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