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In-spired Living 04If you thought you knew Kew, take a closer look.

Find the best of Melbourne in a diverse, emerging community.

In-side Kew 10An unbeatable tree-lined location at the city’s edge. Discover shopping

and boutique dining amid shaded parklands and heritage mansions.

In-tuitive Design 14Intelligent architecture balanced with a lush terrace on every apartment.

High quality details, cutting-edge appliances, and a sophisticated palette.

In-vested Team 24Discover the creative force behind INQU. A savvy, talented team uniting

local knowledge with professional expertise.

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From city life, to park-life, to your life. Escape to the new Kew and find your new balance. Left: Studley Park Boathouse

— 1 Boathouse Rd, Kew VIC 3101

Right: Bread & Jam for Frances:

— 1/701 Glenferrie Rd, Hawthorn VIC 3122

The New Kew:

Introducing a revitalised suburb: a familiar place invigorated with fresh, creative energy.

Find balance among Melbourne’s fast paced city life with a calm and tranquil escape.

A New Day

As the sun emerges through Yarra Bend Park, people are already riding along the river, enjoying the first birdsong of the day. After browsing the news online at brunch, you catch up with friends who live locally over a specialty chai tea.

By midday you’re on a quick tram ride to the CBD, headed towards the inner city to shop, explore, and check out the latest lunch spot in a cafe nestled within your favourite laneway.

Choosing to hop of the tram a couple of stops early, you wander down the tree-lined streets, passing stately heritage-listed abodes revealing hidden treasures: a tiny coffee nook for dog walkers, an unusual modern art museum, an organic bakery.

By night, Kew picks up the pace with an eclectic nightlife: the latest Melbourne bar meets sophisticated institutions. It’s the best of both worlds. You’ve found your balance in Kew.

A New Way

Being an established suburb with a contemporary twist, Kew challenges perceptions.

A modern residential address that delivers the best that Melbourne has to offer. The ever- changing pace of the CBD bordering the tranquil, green-fringed parks and soaring mansions of an older suburb.

Kew draws inspiration from its surrounds while retaining its essence. Now interwoven with emerging creative talent including curious boutiques, pressed juice bars, fine dining, gorgeous parklands, and abundant public transport.

Superb food, coffee, and fashion are now essential, and a sense of community is fostered around shared interests. The best corner café where you can linger for hours. A cute boutique full of local and international designers. A leading Australian chef experimenting with bold flavours.

Every open space in Kew stimulates a sense of openness and freedom. With lush parks crossed with meandering pathways, golf courses and historic buildings, relaxation and wellbeing is outside everyone’s front door.

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Visit The Woodsfolk: 39 Church Street, Hawthorn +61 3 9853 7581 thewoodsfolk.com.au Left: Find a unique collection of gifts and homewares

Right: Amber Clohesy, founder of ‘The Woodsfolk’

Meet a Local:

Neighbouring Kew and Hawthorn, The Woodsfolk is a corner store featuring beautifully curated homewares and hand-crafted furnishings, from animal-themed lamps to colourful rugs, one-off artworks, and imaginative stationery. All to make you smile.

Amber Clohesy Founder — The Woodsfolk

Q/ What inspired you to start The Woodsfolk?

I come from a family of bower birds, and I grew up in a beautiful home. So a love of homewares is in my blood.

Q/ Why did you set up shop in the area?

It is a great location that sits just beyond the city’s hustle and bustle with plenty of cool spots to explore. Our little group of stores and cafés on Church street are eclectic. We get visitors from around the corner and people making a dedicated trip to our store on their holiday.

Q/ Where do you source your beautiful stock from?

Some are so local they are made in Kew! We also source products in many other ways – from attending trade shows to stumbling upon a designer’s blog to finding their wares in far-flung places in Asia and Europe.

Q/ What sort of customers do you have?

We love our locals, they drop in all the time, and we know their kids and dogs. We have a local couple who bring their French bulldog Gilbert into the store. I snapped a picture of him and popped it up on social media. A Melbourne artist saw the photo and now Gilbert adorns For Me By Dee’s card and print range. Yes they are available in The Woodsfolk!

Q/ When you are not in the shop, what are you usually doing around Kew?

I just love to wander the neighbourhood. The streets are beautiful, the people are friendly and the local parks are little patches of tranquility. Looking over the fences of the grand old houses is something you can’t do in many suburbs this close to the city.

Q/ What does your typical day look like?

I usually start the day at one of the many local cafés having a coffee with one or more of our staff. After collecting the kids from school we usually do grocery shopping at Toscano’s and Leos Supermarket, and pick up our salmon at Tassal. We lead an extremely local kind of life and we love it!

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Discover Kew:

Living at INQU, you’re a brief stroll, leisurely bike ride or short tram ride away from a huge variety of culinary, retail and cultural options.

Dining

1 CRU2 Leo’s Fine Food & Wine3 Depot de Pain4 Ora5 Percy’s Aeroplane Cafe6 Lil Boy Blue7 Liar Liar8 Bread & Jam for Frances9 Once A Tailor10 Charcoal Grill on The Hill11 Mister Bianco12 Centonove13 Crabapple Kitchen14 Ocha Japanese Restaurant15 Izakaya Jiro16 Lulo17 Samurai18 Choi’s19 Sira20 Thai Terrace21 Hellenic Republic Kew22 Tassal - The Salmon Shop23 Adeney Milk Bar24 Three Bags Full25 Dr Morse Bar & Eatery26 Rita’s Cafeteria

Transport

27 Glenferrie Train Station28 Hawthorn Train Station29 Chandler Hwy30 Kew Tram Depot31 Tram No. 16 / 42 / 10932 Tram No. 24 / 4833 Eastern Freeway

Culture

34 Cotham Village35 Glenferrie Rd Shopping36 Harp Junction37 Kew Junction38 Abbotsford Convent39 Fairfield Park Boathouse 40 Hays Paddock41 Collingwood Children’s Farm42 Studley Park Vineyard43 Lyon House Museum 44 The Woodsfolk

Leisure

45 Yarra Bend Golf Course46 Latrobe Golf Club47 Kew Recreation Centre48 Bartlett Sporting & Recreation 49 Yarra Bend Park50 Kew Tennis Club51 Kew Croquet Club52 Victoria Park53 Bell Bird Park54 Anytime Fitness

Education

55 Xavier College56 Swinburne University57 MLC Melbourne58 Melbourne Girls’ College59 Trinity Grammar School60 Ruyton Girls School61 Carey Baptist Grammar

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Whether it’s a late afternoon glass of champagne at CRU or a paddle down the Yarra river from the Studley Park Boathouse, Kew offers a kind of lifestyle balance unlike any other suburb in Melbourne. Right: Cru - Café & Wine Bar

— 916 Glenferrie Rd, Kew VIC 3101

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Arts & Culture:

Home to one of the largest collections of contemporary art in Australia, the Lyon Housemuseum is an unexpected cultural gem, nestled in the leafy suburb of Kew.

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Corbett Lyon: Founder — Lyon Housemuseum

Q/ Why was the Lyon Housemuseum established? Who lives there?

Over the last 25 years we have put together one of Australia’s largest collections of Australian contemporary art and we were very keen to make it available for public viewing and to have it accessible to researchers and students. We were also looking to build a new house for our growing family. So we came up with the idea of combining these two objectives and designed a building which would not only function as a family home but would also allow us to display works from the collection and open the house for small group public visits.

Q/ What inspired the architecture? How does it sit within the surrounding architecture and history of the suburb?

As an architect I had visited many museums around the world including many of the large public museums that we all know well. But it was a less visible, parallel history of smaller private museums that prompted my initial thinking for the Housemuseum. One particular museum, which I visited as a graduate student back in 1980, was the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice. I think that people enjoy visiting private museums – the collections are a little more idiosyncratic and you’re able to learn something of the personal history of the collectors and the specific artworks they collect.

Q/ What are some memorable reactions you’ve had to the space and the collection?

We’ve had thousands of visitors to the Housemuseum from all over the world. Some have come to see the architecture, many visit to see the art, others for public events and forums and others come for the kind of experience I came away with from the Peggy Guggenheim Museum all those years ago. Many arrive not knowing what to expect but leave feeling that they have seen something special, describing it as a surreal experience, something surprising in their home city of Melbourne, or in our suburb of Kew.

Q/ How does it work so well in Kew? Is Kew well–situated for this kind of arts venture?

It is close to the city and readily accessible from the city on the 109 tram – convenient for our international visitors. The City of Boroondara has a strong and ongoing commitment to the arts as evidenced in its recent re-developments in the city’s arts precinct.

Q/ Tell us about some of your favourite works on display.

Every work in the collection has been selected so in a sense they are all special. At any one time we have about a third of the collection on display in the Housemuseum. We are currently showing work by Christopher Langton which includes anime characters made as three dimensional sculptures and a colourful blow up sculpture in the front garden which can be seen as you pass by the museum on the tram.

Q/ Is there anything like the Housemuseum in the world?

As far as we know, the Housemuseum is the only building of its kind in the world. As an architect I think of it as a new species of building – a new hybridised type where we have brought together residential spaces and publicly accessible museum spaces into a single new building. The museum and residential spaces sometimes sit happily together and in other parts of the building are strikingly juxtaposed. Overall, a much more interesting experience for the visitor!

Balanced Lifestyle:

A lifestyle requires more than balance in work and play to feel fulfilling. Feel as good on the inside, as you will on the outside by taking advantage of Kew’s local exercise studios and unique health stores.

Stretch Yourself — KX Pilates

Well known pilates studio, KX Pilates, follows hot on the tails of London and LA based studios, boasting revolutionary ways to experience a typical pilates class. Faced pace, high intensity workouts ensure you leave the class feeling strong and energised.

KX, short for Kaizen Experience which, translated from Japanese means ‘change for the better’ encapsulates the philosophy of the company, which focuses on small and ongoing improvement. Supported by a team of supportive and experienced trainers, every session feels like a more tailored exercise experience, with small class numbers and attentive staff.

A Whole Experience — Mastic Wholefoods

George Calombaris, the famed chef behind institutions such as Gazi, The Press Club, Jimmy Grants and Kew’s very own Hellenic Republic is about to grow his presence in Kew with the opening of wholefoods store, Mastic. Inspired by Calombaris’ own personal health and wellbeing journey, which saw him losing an excess of 20kg, he turned the original plan for the Mastic site (a greek bakery; Sweet Hellenic) on it’s head by instead choosing to offer wholefoods based food and beverage options including açai bowls, green juices and raw food treats. Mastic is opening in Cotham Road in late 2014.

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Beautiful Inside & Out: The welcoming façade of INQU promises an addition to the Cotham Road landscape that will be as iconic as it is familiar.

Every apartment features expansive terrace gardens that extend the boundaries of your living space, creating a blurred line between indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces.

Reflecting Kew

Maintaining a sense of outdoor space and connection with the characteristic parklands of Kew was an important consideration when designing spaces that reflected this indoor / outdoor flow.

Whether it’s the beginning of your day, enjoying the morning light filtering through custom fitted balcony screens or the close of your day, sitting around your outdoor entertaining area with friends, your space INQU offers elegant spaces for your every requirement. From the vine covered façade of the building, clad with sandstone tiles that mirror the architectural accents of historic homes in the suburb to the subtle layering of materials within each apartment, the sense of balance from the outside to the inside of each apartment creates graceful and functional living areas.

The Interplay of Opposites

Outdoor or indoor. A residential space that echos the highlights of living in such a well established, culturally rich suburb. Green spaces and parkland air, juxtaposed against a subtle layering of materials within living spaces. Soft light drifting through textured blinds falls across thoughtfully designed living spaces.

Stepping outside of your apartment, just a short stroll down the road finds you in the midst of Kew’s vibrant community of cafes and cultural spaces. Exercise your body and mind at a local pilates and yoga studio, or head down to the Studley Park Boathouse and enjoy a picnic lunch with friends amongst an environment that is unlike any other in Melbourne.

The efficiencies of the INQU design have been carefully considered against the lifestyle of the prospective occupant in mind, with the choice to forgo communal areas in an effort to keep body corporate costs low. Indoor spaces are created to resonate a personal sanctuary, that become personal spaces of rejuvenation. With such a variety of local culinary, retail and cultural options,it’s no surprise that time spent outside residential spaces is spent mingling amongst Kew’s vibrant suburban offerings.

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Kitchen & Dining Colour Schemes Right: ‘Sage Leaf’ colour scheme

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A Home With Heart

Designed to be the heart of your home. A gathering place reflecting style, exceptional quality and contemporary convenience.

Balancing designer Miele appliances with natural finishes, the kitchen materiality effortlessly communicates the end goal of the INQU project. They present spaces that reflect a soft, warm and inviting aesthetic.

Available in dove grey or sage leaf colour schemes, both options offer tonal full-height cabinetry and subtle variances in the natural beauty of the American Oak flooring. In both instances, the soft cabinetry hues are graphically punctuated by bold black tap-ware and designer railing. This premium theme further extends to expansive porcelain marble splashbacks and functional stone benchtops.

The stunning and functional INQU interiors are courtesy of award winning architecture firm IF Architecture. With a focus on considered materiality, each space is delivered with endless consideration while ensuring a clean sense of space. This neutral approach provides future residents a stylish foundation on which to craft their own experience.

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A relaxed haven that offers privacy, peace and complete relaxation.

The personal spaces within INQU are designed to seamlessly connect with the established living zones. The contemporary clean lines of the spacious built in robes are complimented by textural, soft finishes and a calming colour palette. Bathed in natural light and with an emphasis on space and luxury, the lush bedrooms present as the perfect neutral canvas to help you craft your distinctive style.

Feature tiling and bespoke bathroom cabinetry reflect the harmony and tonal options from the living spaces. Complimented once again by black tap-ware, the bathroom is accented with warm wood paneling and mirrored cabinetry. The final result evokes serenity and effortless designer sophistication.

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BBP Architecture — Documenting Architects

Established as a practice in 1987 by Serge Biguzas and David Balestra-Pimpini, BBP Architects have been responsible for a variety of projects ranging from master planning, commercial work, multi residential projects through to residential and interior projects.

Recognized for their creativity and commitment to design, BBP Architects constantly challenge the parameters of design in their desire to achieve excellence.

It is this desire that leads BBP in the constant evaluation of their work as a source of inspiration and generation of new designs.

Interlandi Mantesso — Town Planning Design

IMA, Interlandi Mantesso Architects was founded in Melbourne in 2003 – bringing together over thirty-five years experience of creating and crafting environments.

IMA’s relationships with clients and industry peers are of primary importance in the design and production of buildings which are value -adding and lasting. The practice is committed to completing high quality projects to schedule and within budgets. The practice’s portfolio is characterised by legibility, innovation and a rigorous approach to design. The buildings are designed to have spatial and organisational clarity to reflect the activities within them.

IF Architecture — Interior Design

IF Architecture designs unique environments that deliver character, functionality and investment value to every project. The practice blends architectural expertise with interior design sensibilities to produce considered, holistic solutions for our clients. IF Architecture draws inspiration from an eclectic mix of art, history, textures, local contexts and client narratives.

The IF Architecture team are devoted to the practice of architecture and interior design as a collaborative enterprise. They aim to achieve a genuine exchange of ideas between the two disciplines; a unification of interiors and exteriors to deliver exceptional solutions.

Design Team

DCF Property — Developer

Established alongside parent company Guan Tian, specialising in commercial property, DCF Property was founded and named to reflect the french phrase; dedicare foi. Translated, it reflects DCF’s dedication to deliver the best possible product for future residents of their buildings, even after settlement. Their efforts in creating projects that maintain a consistent level of quality, establish their place in the market as a developer with vision and integrity.

The INQU project reflects an example of this vision and integrity, located in a premium suburban location resulting in remarkable reputation, safety and accessibility for potential home buyers.

Pomeroy Pacific — Project Manager

Throughout its sustained and exciting 40 year history, Pomeroy Pacific has forged a reputation of providing cost-effective property service excellence to its clients. Today, Pomeroy Pacific is a multi-faceted company with a clear focus on delivering premium development projects to satisfied clients.

Pomeroy have a number of business units specialising in project and development management, construction and development. It is the methodical delivery approach coupled with open and continued communication, which has seen continued growth to both an existing client base and new clients.

Project Team

Collaboration of Strength:

A specialised team of both local and nationally based suppliers have been selected to bring INQU to life.

Harnessing a wealth of experience across a multitude of projects in Australia and on an international scale, your INQU team are committed to creating and delivering your ultimate address.

Seesaw Studio — Brand & Design Agency

Established in 2005, Seesaw is a close-knit collective of hard working creatives, led by Matt McKenzie and Anita Ryley.

Above all, Seesaw is about balance. Between process and passion. Head and heart. Strategy and style. Seesaw balances the disciplines required of a premium branding and digital agency with our love for the art of design. They strive to be the fulcrum point between business objectives and creative outcomes.

Experienced in premium property branding Seesaw acts as a conduit between the project and design teams, ensuring the developed brand expresses the vision of the developer.

Marshall White Projects — Marketing & Sales Agent

Marshall White’s recently launched specialist projects marketing division, Marshall White Project Marketing showcases the expertise of two directors Mark Dayman and Leonard Teplin in both residential and development sales and marketing offering a unique advantage when selling off the plan apartments.

With a clear understanding of the different processes and languages used by both markets they are proactive with access to a vast network of ready and willing buyers. The success of the Marshall White Project Marketing team to date has been echoed by the strong testimonials of developers and buyers alike.

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Legal:

This document has been produced by the developer for general information only. Artist’s impressions are for illustrative purposes only including the types of uses of the retail spaces. The developer and its project team do not guarantee, warrant or represent that the information contained within this document is accurate and therefore should not be relied on for any purpose. The information in this document is subject to change without notice, as such please refer to the contract of sale prior to making any investment decision. The developer excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties arising out of this document and excludes all liabilities for loss arising in any way from or in connection with the use of, errors or omissions in any information provided (including responsibility to any person by reason of negligence).