New perspectives
Browse residential projects by location, construction status and development type. Explore the profiles to understand the homes, the setting and the information available about each development.
Auckland · New Zealand
Aalto is a small apartment building in Morningside inspired by Alvar Aalto. A communal rooftop hub includes shared work space and a guest room. The 39-home brick building was completed in August 2023. Its top floor contains a residents’ lounge, separate workspace, guest bedroom and roof terrace.
Auckland · New Zealand
Koa Flats is a three-storey brick apartment building in Meadowbank. Gardens and a communal plunge pool give the small residential development a shared outdoor focus. Fourteen apartments are arranged in a three-storey building with a gabled roof and double glazing. The shared outdoor spaces include a subtropical garden, lounge and plunge pool.
Auckland · New Zealand
Kōanga is a yellow-brick rental apartment building in Waterview. Ground-floor retail and shared gardens accompany the homes within Ockham–Marutūāhu’s residential development. Kōanga combines 37 build-to-rent apartments with four ground-floor retail spaces. A citrus garden, swimming pool and communal gathering space support the residential offer.
Auckland · New Zealand
Manaaki groups apartment buildings around gardens in Onehunga. The Ockham–Marutūāhu development includes communal spaces and work-from-home rooms within a low-rise residential setting. The 210-home development combines apartments with a shared pool, subtropical gardens and a residents’ lounge. Four work-from-home offices provide a separate setting for remote work.
Auckland · New Zealand
Station M is a small apartment building near Meadowbank station and the Ōrākei Basin. Brickwork, a shared lounge and an outdoor pool form the project’s residential concept, with just fourteen homes offering a contrast to larger city schemes. The project comprises 14 residences with concrete and steel construction, brick cladding, double glazing and air conditioning described by Ockham. An outdoor pool deck connects to a residents’ lounge with kitchenette. The developer currently schedules construction completion for the first quarter of 2027.
Auckland · New Zealand
The Greenhouse is a residential building in Ponsonby with a distinctive green-brick exterior. Its city setting and shared residential spaces offer an architectural profile rooted in one of Auckland’s established neighbourhoods rather than a new peripheral estate. The building’s green exterior uses handmade glazed bricks from Italy. The official page identifies a residents’ lounge and gives selected apartment examples rather than a single standard layout: a two-bedroom home with 70 m² internal area and a 5 m² balcony, and a one-bedroom example advertised at 49 m² including balcony. These examples are not a whole-project size range.
Auckland · New Zealand
Toi is a green-brick apartment building at the edge of the emerging Maungārongo neighbourhood. Its residents’ lounge and connection to existing streets and transport make it a distinct project within a much larger, long-term community plan. Toi contains 65 apartments across seven storeys, with studios and one- to three-bedroom layouts. A residents’ lounge is part of this building. The supermarket, swim club, daycare and commercial gym described for the wider Maungārongo neighbourhood are future precinct proposals, not confirmed Toi amenities.
Auckland · New Zealand
Whetū is a red-brick rental apartment building within Maungārongo in Point Chevalier. Ground-floor retail accompanies the homes, which range from studios to three-bedroom layouts. Whetū comprises 77 build-to-rent homes across ten levels with ground-floor retail. The published mix runs from studios to three-bedroom apartments, within the emerging Maungārongo neighbourhood.