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Your Co-Living Discovery Session

What is a discovery session

A discovery session is a 1-on-1 conversation about what may be possible for your land, your budget and your goals, before you commit to a direction. If you don’t have land, we can assist with data from co-living experts about where demand may be.

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A simple starting point

Let’s see if co-living is suitable for you.

01 · Discover

Which best describes you?

Already have land

You own a block, or a property on land, and want to know what it could support.

Looking to invest, no land yet

You want to invest in co-living and want our help finding the right land and designing around it.

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Let’s explore what’s possible together.

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Who this is forBlocks of about 350 sqm or more
  • You have land, or a property on land, of about 350 square metres or more.
  • You want a straight assessment of whether a multi tenant co-living build suits your block and your area.
  • You want to see which custom design and build options could fit, and the costs that come with them.

One thing we are not: a price comparison service. Every home is custom designed around the block, so we cannot quote against a standard plan. If you are collecting prices to compare, a session will not be a good use of your time.

Why speak with us firstWhat one booking sets in motion

One short call. Then we go to work.

Every home we build is custom designed to its block, so there is no standard plan to browse or price. The session starts small: a short call to get your address and understand the question you are trying to answer. What follows is the part you do not see.

  1. Site checks

    We review the zoning, overlays and frontage on your block.

  2. Construction manager

    Reviews the site to pre-empt the costs that catch people out later.

  3. Architect

    Runs high-level site due diligence and tests which concept plans could suit the block.

  4. Town planner

    Weighs up build possibilities and flags likely planning challenges.

  5. Independent rooming house specialists

    Report room rents recently achieved nearby and how they read local demand.

Where lending is the sticking point, we can also ask co-living finance specialists how lenders are viewing co-living in your area and the design considerations that matter to them. Many brokers find this space hard. The specialists live in it. We are builders, not brokers, so anything on lending is general information to take to your own adviser.

Getting those answers yourself usually means chasing a designer, a planner and an agent for weeks. One short call replaces all of that.

It typically comes together inside 3 to 4 business days.

This is our space, and the ecosystem around us exists to answer your question efficiently.

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What you gainClear answers. Your decision.

The aim is not to tell you what to do. It is to help you see your options clearly enough to decide. A few days from now, you could simply know.

  1. 01 · A clearer picture

    Understand which co-living directions may be worth exploring for your property.

  2. 02 · Better questions

    Know what to ask next about feasibility, approvals, costs and potential rental demand.

  3. 03 · A sensible next step

    Leave with a practical path forward, or the confidence to pause if the fit is not right.

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More detail · The conversation itself

A useful first conversation

We’ll help you see your options clearly.

Bring your questions, your ideas or just your curiosity. We’ll work from your site and your goals rather than a fixed template.

What we cover in the Google MeetProperty, trade-offs, numbers

Your property

What your situation could support

We'll start with the land, the existing dwelling and the outcome you're hoping for.

The trade-offs

Where the opportunities and pitfalls may be

You'll hear the practical considerations early, before you become attached to one direction.

The numbers

What needs to stack up

We'll discuss the real inputs and assumptions you need to test so you can judge feasibility.

Site plan drawings, scale ruler and timber samples on a limestone table
Start with the questions, not a fixed design.

Your situation comes first

Real inputs. No guesswork dressed up as certainty.

We’ll explain the practical inputs that shape a co-living project, identify what still needs checking, and be clear about what can only be confirmed with further investigation.

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It could be about income, or simply making better use of land you already own.

  • Build an additional income stream
  • Reconsider an unused backyard
  • Replace a tired rental with purpose-built housing
  • Compare rebuilding, extending or buying elsewhere
Design note · Facade studies
Wide two-storey white rendered co-living residence with large glazed living areas at golden hour

Facade direction 01

Calm, welcoming and grounded in the streetscape.

Designed around the whole opportunity

The plan matters. So does how it belongs.

A discovery session looks beyond one design. Site conditions, planning, layout, streetscape and liveability all shape what makes sense for your property.

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Facade direction 02

Distinctive architectural character, considered for its setting.

Single-storey warm-toned rendered facade with timber entry door and clipped hedging

Facade direction 03

Warm, restrained and easy on the street.

Light grey single-storey facade with hipped tiled roof and landscaped frontage at dusk

Facade direction 04

Familiar proportions, carefully detailed.

Facade concepts shown for visual inspiration.

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Shared living and dining area in a purpose-built co-living home with oak joinery

Purpose-built for how people live

Co-living is shared housing, considered properly.

Thoughtful layouts can balance private spaces with well-designed shared areas. The detail is what makes it work day to day.

  • Built around everyday liveability
  • Tested against practical constraints
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