243-249 St Georges Road, Northcote, VIC, 3070, Australia

Tomorrow is about more than making a positive difference for the residents who will call it home.

From every angle, MAP Architecture has incorporated functionality, sustainability and amenity to create residences with a clear focus on discerning design and responsible living. From the gardens to the Environmentally Sustainable Design of the building itself, and throughout the well-proportioned residences, the architecture of Tomorrow makes a positive difference to the landscape of Melbourne’s inner north.

A sense of belonging has also inspired the landscapes. Whether relaxing or catching up with friends and neighbours, these are places to come together and feel at home. The garden design by renowned landscape architect John Patrick includes greenery to add verticality and depth to the building, with trailing plants to cover the balconies and a selection of herbs for your own private garden.

The interior design has been guided by principles of simplicity and flexibility, allowing for spaces to adapt and grow with the people who live here. Intelligent choices and intuitive design ensure everything has its place. Because a home should be inviting and immediately relaxing, the palette is warm with stone and timber accents. A choice of a light and airy or dark and moody colour scheme allows residents to personalise their spaces and create a home they can truly call their own.

Through carefully considered design, Tomorrow features a 7.5 star rating by the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS), which measures a home’s energy efficiency based on its structure, design and materials. Buildings with good insulation and solar passive design can reduce reliance on artificial heating and cooling, which is responsible for the majority of the average Australian household’s energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.

One of the most important considerations when designing is the incorporation of natural light. Tomorrow features large, light-filled living spaces with double-glazed full-height sliding doors that create a visual and physical link between the indoor and outdoor areas. Everything has been considered, from the views when sitting on the balcony to the amount of sunlight that will fill the residences in the middle of winter.

For more information go to www.tomorrownorthcote.com.au