Leaders in the field of interior design, Bruce Henderson Interiors – helmed by Director of Interiors Charlotte Henderson – worked with Pace Development Group to design the public spaces within Pace of Ascot Vale. The goal was to create areas that encourage a sense of community amongst residents and provide a relaxing sanctuary from the chaotic modern world.

We take a look at some of the most influential architectural structures in Flemington. Some of which have idiosyncratic charm, while others follow a utilitarian design philosophy, and how the suburb is shaped to evolve even further in the future.

Renowned and revered within the art community, New York-based Damien Cuypers applies his artistic vision to Pace 3058. Produced in his trademark whimsical vibrancy, his illustrations provide a refreshing interpretation of the local area.

Kathy Jurcic is a westerner through and through. When the chance to purchase one of Pace’s new Riverside apartments in Sunshine North presented itself, she pounced. What happened next affirmed her love for the area - community, kindness, and friendship.

After packing her bags and leaving Paris in 2018, Catherine has since built a life with her family in St Kilda.

Jackson Clements Burrows are no strangers to Pace. As fellow Melburnians and long-term collaborators, this architecture firm pairs joyful exploration with contextual transformation in their Passivhaus designs. We spoke with Associate Director Chris Manderson about recent projects in the city we call home.

SJB and Pace have a decade-long relationship that imagines what a building could be rather than what it should be. We spoke with Michael Bialek (SJB, Founding Director) about recent projects, including Pace of Abbotsford (Winner, Excellence in Highrise Apartment Buildings, 2020 from Master Builders Victoria association).

We are honoured and grateful to be recognised by the Housing Industry Association (HIA) 2021 awards program, with Pace of Ascot Vale receiving the top award for Apartment Complex of the Year Over $20 million.

Natalie and her husband’s journey with Pace started fortuitously during Melbourne’s 2020 lockdown, when a particular construction site caught their eye on their daily walk around the streets of Ascot Vale.

Milk crates. Lego blocks. Melburnians share some colourful nicknames for St Kilda’s Icon building, but how many are familiar with its origins? We spoke with Matthew Johnson, the artist and collaborator who worked with Pace and Jackson Clements Burrows on designing the striking, local landmark.