Bringing years of experience and industry recognition with them, here is the team dedicated to creating a new community in the heart of Sunshine North.
At Development Victoria we create places for people.
We’re a government agency partnering with industry leaders and local communities to transform ambitious ideas into reality. We reimagine iconic places like the Melbourne Arts Precinct and State Basketball Centre to transform them for future generations. We develop entire precincts like Docklands and Fitzroy Gasworks, unlocking public land to create connected, sustainable places where people can live, work, play and thrive. We build great homes and communities where people can thrive, catering for different budgets, lifestyles and needs. Our homes are designed to be sustainable and affordable – giving more Victorians the opportunity to live where they want to be, without having to compromise on quality. We deliver places that make a genuine difference to the people of Victoria.
Roberts Day offers a truly unique national integrated consultancy service in planning, urban design and place. The practice shapes cities and towns throughout Australasia. For almost a quarter of a century Roberts Day has collaborated with clients, co-consultants, all levels of government and communities to deliver places people cherish. As a practice we are committed to creating liveable and sustainable urban neighbourhoods that enable active lifestyles and promote community wellbeing.
For over 25 years MDG has shaped the landscape, delivering site-responsive and highly successful design outcomes that have improved the liveabilty of Melbourne and surrounds.
They seek to understand the requirements of those who will experience the spaces they create, striving for an appropriate balance between the environment and its users. Their work ranges across various scales and sectors, aimed at crafting highly functional and imaginative spaces.
In the spirit of reconciliation, Development Victoria respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which Luma is being built and developed. We recognise their continuing cultural heritage and connection to land. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present.
Yinga Biik Birranga-ga (Sing land and Country), Steve Ulula Parker
