Hellenic Club in the City is a two story A-Grade building located in the north-western section of Canberra’s central business district.
Providing a total of 1,192m² over two levels, 13 Moore Street is a modern building that provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere to the Club’s members and guests.
The purchase of 13 Moore Street was a strategic acquisition by NDH in early 2016 who also own the adjacent property, 15 Moore Street.
Formally known as Tobruk House and built for the Polish Club in the early 1980’s, 15 Moore Street has a rich history supporting public venues and restaurants. Once featuring a large ground floor stage and amphitheatre, the building was used to showcase Polish dancing performances and various other community group activities.
These days 15 Moore Street is a little more sophisticated, housing a mixture of government and commercial tenants and supporting the smart contemporary restaurant – Temporada.
The building features 6 floors of open plan office space, utilising an efficient central core design to maximise natural light and flexibility in the 1,000m² floor plates. Large double-glazed windows on levels 1 to 6 drink in the morning sun while ensuring the building maintains its impressive energy efficiency ratings. 15 Moore Street is currently achieving a 4.5 Star NABERS Rating.
The building is currently in the midst of a transformation, with the first addition being a new white paint scheme that incorporates black and grey highlights to draw the eye to the unique architectural design elements that give this building such a unique and sharp look.
The second step of this transformation is set to begin shortly, with 15 Moore Street recently receiving Development Application approval for an exciting foyer refurbishment and ground floor transformation. These works include the incorporation of the current twin entry foyers into a single double height foyer, complete with dark granite and soft timber tones. Full height glazing will allow light to flood onto the foyer space, with ground and mezzanine spaces benefitting from the addition of new rear windows to capture the afternoon sun.
ANZ House is conveniently located on the inner west side of the city, only a short walk from the tram stop, city bus terminal and Jolimont station.
15 Barry Drive provides three levels of “B” Grade commercial office space over a single-level basement. The three levels of office space offer a total of 1,314 square metres of net lettable area. The building has 38 secure basement car parks and 8 surface parks.
On Barry Drive, opposite the corner of Marcus Clarke Street, the building offers high visual appeal with good street frontage.
The building is located just out of the city, but close to all the amenities of Canberra City. It is only a short walk from the post office, the city bus interchange, several banks, numerous professional services, and the cafes, restaurants and bars of Braddon and central Canberra.
NDH acquired the building in 1997 and has undertaken substantial refurbishment in recent years.
The building was built and developed by NDH in 1982.
Constructed with steel frames and brick veneer walls, the building also provides aluminium framed windows. The building is a single level purpose built trade centre. Situated on a 1,582m² parcel of land, the building is multi tenanted by retails and trade tenants.
Located at the industrial / retail hub behind Belconnen Mall, 43-47 Nettleford Street is located on the corner of Nettleford and Oately Court in Belconnen.
The Reece Plumbing building was built and developed by NDH in 1983. The building is a purpose built trade centre.
Situated on a 1,896m² parcel of land, the building is occupied by a single tenant, Reece Plumbing. Constructed with steel frames and brick veneer, the property also provides on-site parking and a rear drive through loading area.
Located at the industrial / retail hub behind Belconnen Mall, Reece Plumbing is located on the corner of Nettleford and Oatley Courts in Belconnen.
Originally built in early 1980’s, Cretonia House has recently undergone a substantial refurbishment for the benefit of the tenants and their clients.
areas and modern bathroom facilities with generous showers provide professional and comfortable surroundings. A reconfigured car park ensures every tenant has multiple car parking spaces.
Cretonia House presents a great opportunity to our tenants in a prominent location in the Belconnen trades area.
Two multi-unit residential buildings that are arranged around a 2.5 hectare north-facing park. The buildings are of varying height to provide visual interest and achieve appropriate interface, solar access and privacy. The design provides a high-quality but cost-effective multi-unit development with a diversity of unit types to accommodate students, couples, young families and retirees.
The mixture of single and two-storey apartments that make up the nine-storey buildings are designed to passive ESD principles to maximise solar access, ventilation, day-lighting and privacy.
The landscape design responds to the built form and reflects ecologically sustainable development principles to provide a pleasant and safe outdoor living space for residents and the community. The landscape clearly delineates private and public zones. The central park will be secure – accessible only by residents and their guests. A perimeter pathway enables a lengthy walk around the gardens. Podium gardens on Level Two overlook the central park and provide a secondary outdoor space. This area may include BBQs and pergolas.
Located in Belconnen Town Centre, this development offers a variety of apartment living options close to a wide variety of retail, recreation, education and employment options.
Linq has easy access to nearby parklands and the Lake Ginninderra foreshore. Markets, shopping, cinemas, cafes, bar, restaurants and galleries are all within easy walking distance.
It is also very close to many major employers and leading educational institutions, including the University of Canberra, Canberra Institute of Technology, Radford College, Ginninderra College and Canberra High School.
In addition, Linq is just across the road from CISAC (the Canberra International Sports and Aquatic Centre), which has Canberra’s best swimming facilities and one of the city’s best fitness centres.
Belconnen Town Centre is also a central transport node. Bordered by major roads. it has several bus stations, as well as good access to Canberra’s extensive cycleway network.
Lakeview Square is a mixed-use site comprising five buildings located in the heart of the Belconnen Town Centre. Building 4, fronting Lake Ginninderra, is a four-level “B+” Grade commercial office building.
Building 2 provides additional office space on the upper level with retail space fronting Benjamin Way on the ground level. Buildings 1, 3 and 5, fronting Chandler Street, are all single-level buildings that provide predominantly retail space.
These five buildings provide a total 10,458 square metres of net lettable area. This precinct was constructed in 1991. Upgrades have ensured that each of these buildings is maintained to a high standard.
Lakeview Square provides 73 covered car parks for tenants and 206 uncovered car parks for both customers and tenants.
Lakeview Square is bound by Emu Bank to the north, Benjamin Way to the west and Chandler Street to the south. Westfield Belconnen lies across the road on Benjamin Way and the bus interchange is 350 metres to the south.
Many of the tenants have sweeping views over Lake Ginninderra to the north, which also provide abundant natural light. Designed by award-winning architect Bryan Dowling of Bryan Dowling and Associated and constructed by NDH in two stages between 1989 and 1991
The first block of land purchased by NDH Properties back in the 1960’s.
This block was originally located in the middle of farming land, however the urban expansion of Canberra over the last 40 years has seen its location become more centralized, with new residential developments planned both to its north and south. The Parkwood block is divided down the middle, providing 2 blocks between 3,900m² and 4,500m².
The western block features a brick building in original condition with male and female toilets and a large detached pergola at the far end of the block. The eastern section has been recently leveled and now accommodates a new 500m² shed and perimeter fence.
The building has been configured as a four storey building with a largely publicly accessible ground floor and three levels of accommodation above.
The three levels of office accommodation enjoy a visual connectivity through a central atrium which rises from the ground floor customer shopfront through the various levels of the building, each with interconnecting stairs to promote a holistic and integrated approach. Accommodating about 650 ACT Government staff, the office block has been built to a high environmental standard targeting a minimum 4.5 star NABERS rating and provide A-Grade standard accommodation. An ACT Government shopfront, child care centre with about 90 places, and cafe occupy the ground floor. Winyu House is a building made for people. The building sets a new benchmark in office accommodation providing a exemplary working environment that provides productivity and efficiency promoting Connectivity, Collaboration, Community.
The sustainable features of the building include:
Energy Efficient lighting with zone control, – Natural light from central atrium,
Indoor air quality to provide 100% fresh outside air,
PV array to the roof,
Water reduction and harvesting system & low water landscaping.
