New Onehunga apartments bring sense of community to shared living

Article by Paperboy

A new development in Onehunga is using gorgeous, green spaces and considered, contemporary living to bring a sense of community to the area

New Onehunga apartments bring sense of community to shared living

Onehunga is experiencing a reinvention of sorts – with a major redevelopment of the waterfront, upgrades to its town centre and new transport links providing easier access to the suburb. (The love-it-or-loathe-it shopping mall even got a $1.2 million upgrade.)

The Fabric of Onehunga apartment project, which includes five four-storey buildings, was developed with this wider growth in mind. The apartments, designed by Ashton Mitchell and developed by Lamont & Co, are a considered addition to the villa-lined neighbourhood.

The apartments are built around shared open spaces with beautiful landscaping and a network of common green areas to encourage a sense of community. The 240-apartment development is due for completion in 2019.

This article originally appeared in Paperboy magazine.
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The Fabric of Onehunga is a 240-apartment development due to be completed in 2019.
Image via: fabricofonehunga.co.nz

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The development is made up of five four-storey buildings.
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Each apartment is fitted with quality materials and has been designed to maximise views across shared living spaces.
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You can choose from one, two or three bedroom apartments that open onto upper-level balconies and ground-floor courtyards.
Image via: fabricofonehunga.co.nz