CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED

Arriving to the corner of Rossmoyne & High St, exceptional apartments designed by Austin Maynard Architects.

“What’s really important to us, is to make our buildings part of the DNA, or an extension of the DNA that already exists in the area”

- Andrew Maynard

People sitting at outdoor tables in front of a colorful mural wall, with trees, bicycles, and a vintage blue car parked in front.

Thornbury offers city-adjacent living with history and personality. Just 8 kilometres north-east of Melbourne’s CBD, it is defined by it’s diverse neighbourhood, great local eateries, heritage streets and lively creative scene.

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“Think of our apartments not as a stepping stone - but as your forever home. We will only design apartments if they are forever homes, if you move in and you think - this has everything I need for my future.”

- Andrew Maynard

Modern bathroom with large arched window showing city view, green cabinetry with white countertop, two vessel sinks, round mirrors, white toilet, wooden stool with plants, bathtub, minimal decor.

In a home, wellbeing emerges from thoughtful design.  Thornbury House focuses on comfort, committed to optimising the qualities we instinctively seek when choosing a place to live; temperature, natural daylight, acoustics, air quality, access to gardens, access to public transport & bike parking.

An internal lightwell garden with outdoor plants, red brick walls, windows, netted steel mesh with plants on it and a bike parked on the brick floor.
A multi-story brick building with balconies and greenery on each level. Blue awnings cover some windows, and a blue rooftop structure is prominent. The street in front has a man walking a dog and a yellow scooter parked on the sidewalk.
A modern bedroom with light green walls, arched windows with red frames, a minimalist wooden wardrobe, and a bed with white and rust-colored bedding. A small side table with yellow and clear glass decor, a marble base, and a white marble surface is visible, along with a sail-shaped bedside lamp and wall-mounted spotlights.

Thornbury House is 100% all electric and fossil-fuel free. The building operates entirely on electricity, featuring induction cooktops and high-efficiency systems, eliminating the need for natural gas. It has a 7.8-Star Average NatHERS Rating and achieves an overall score of 70% in the Built Environment Sustainability Scorecard (BESS), far exceeding industry best-practice benchmarks.

Group of nine diverse people standing outdoors in a park with green trees and bushes in the background, dressed in casual and business casual clothing, smiling at the camera.

Meet Austin Maynard Architects, the award-winning team behind Thornbury House who are transforming Melbourne’s housing.

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Modern minimalist bathroom with white tile walls and floor, walk-in shower with glass partition, toilet, round sink on countertop, towels, toiletries, and decorative flowers.
A modern kitchen with duck-egg cabinets, a window with a view, and a small kitchen island with open shelves and red metal accents. There are two small ceiling lights and a colourful abstract painting on the wall.

  • THORNBURY

    Thornbury offers city-adjacent living with history and personality.

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  • A modern brick apartment building with multiple floors and balconies, some with greenery and plants, blue window covers, and a rooftop garden with trees and plants. A person walking a dog is seen on the sidewalk, and a yellow motorcycle is parked at the curb.

    DISPLAY SUITE

    Visit the display suite on High St to learn more about the project and speak to a sales agent.

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  • A smiling man with gray hair and a beard, wearing a dark green shirt and a dark blazer, sitting on a yellow stool in front of a bookshelf with various books and decorative items.

    VIDEO SERIES

    Architect Andrew Maynard takes us behind the scenes of designing Thornbury House.

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