450 Gore Street, Fitzroy: Contemporary Apartments by Edition Office & Neometro
450 Gore Street, Fitzroy features 18 meticulously designed apartments by Edition Office and Neometro, blending timeless architecture, sustainability, and spacious urban living.
A Limited Series of Thoughtfully Designed Apartments
450 Gore Street, Fitzroy, presents a limited collection of 18 meticulously designed apartments, a collaboration between award-winning architects Edition Office and one of Australia’s longest-standing design-focused developers, Neometro. Nestled in the leafy streets of Fitzroy, this project sits quietly between three of Melbourne’s most vibrant thoroughfares: Gertrude, Smith, and Brunswick streets.
The development reflects a careful balance between timeless architecture and contemporary residential design, elevating urban living while respecting Fitzroy’s rich historical context.

Architectural Design: Timeless, Distinctive, and Sculptural
The building’s architecture is defined by clarity, precision, and subtle sculptural detailing, which together create a sense of permanence and sophistication. The form articulates various parts and functions cohesively, providing both aesthetic appeal and functional excellence.
With a robust structural language and refined internal finishes, the design harmonizes utility and beauty, integrating materials that age gracefully, such as textured concrete, which resonates with Fitzroy’s historic and contemporary dialogue.


Residential Living Tailored to Modern Lifestyles
The apartments offer a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom residences, responding to the evolving demands of urban living in high-density areas. Interior spaces are carefully curated to facilitate daily rituals and social interactions, with proportions and layouts optimized for cooking, dining, and entertaining.


Spatial Design and Volume
- Loft-style apartments feature five-metre-high ceilings, enhancing natural light, spatial generosity, and comfort.
- Interiors prioritize soft, sensitive living spaces while maintaining architectural rigor.
- Dual-aspect apartments provide tree-lined views of streets, neighboring suburbs, or the CBD, offering privacy, natural light, and connection to Fitzroy’s leafy environment.


Sustainability and Energy Efficiency
450 Gore Street is designed with environmental responsibility at its core:
- Targeting a 7.5-star NatHERS energy rating
- Fully electric services and high thermal insulation
- A 10-year carbon-neutral power agreement These measures ensure year-round comfort without reliance on gas, supporting sustainable urban living.


Experiential Qualities and Everyday Comfort
Every apartment at 450 Gore Street is designed to enliven everyday life, with attention to spatial experience, atmosphere, and comfort. From morning routines to hosting gatherings, the design celebrates human-scale interactions while reflecting Fitzroy’s unique cultural and urban context.

Why 450 Gore Street Stands Out
- Collaboration between Edition Office and Neometro, leaders in residential architecture
- Limited series of 18 apartments ensures exclusivity and meticulous attention to detail
- Leafy Fitzroy location, blending heritage charm with modern urban living
- High sustainability standards and future-proof energy design
All Photographs are works of Pier Carthew
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