Open living areas have been designed to naturally extend outdoors with sheltered balconies and landscaped ground-floor courtyards. Relax with a coffee and a good book in your private garden retreat.
Generously-sized glazed atriums continue the refined industrial aesthetic with exposed concrete and steel structures. Softened by extensive planting, these spaces create a memorable entry to the individual apartments.
The common pocket park is a central focus and the social heart of FABRIC, encouraging residents to gather together, kick a ball or relax in the sun.
Walk 500 metres to ONEHUNGA Mall and the Train Station — close to everything you need.
Just a bike ride away from ONEHUNGA’s newly restored foreshore.
FABRIC offers residents a choice of two material colour palettes to suit your style and taste. Choose between a light neutral or dark industrial palette to make your home your own.
ONEHUNGA Bay Reserve is a dog-lover’s dream with plenty of space to run and play, just a leisurely 15-minute walk from your pet-friendly home at FABRIC.
The perfect place to get out and about, a morning seaside run or a weekend cycle is a familiar sight in ONEHUNGA.
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Open living areas have been designed to naturally extend outdoors with sheltered balconies and landscaped ground-floor courtyards. Relax with a coffee and a good book in your private garden retreat.
Open living areas have been designed to naturally extend outdoors with sheltered balconies and landscaped ground-floor courtyards. Relax with a coffee and a good book in your private garden retreat.
Considered
Apartment living
Vision
A masterplanned community of five buildings over four levels, FABRIC residents enjoy well-designed apartments with a common backyard. FABRIC’s architecture reflects its industrial heritage with buildings wrapped in steel cladding, black joinery, exposed concrete finishes and timber detailing.
Finding Common
Ground
Vision
The most liveable cities in the world are planned around parks and commons, where nature meets architecture. Pocket neighbourhoods grow from residential communities built around shared open spaces — they’re a place to find common ground. FABRIC is set apart through carefully considered landscaping and a green network of common grounds. Ample planting, established trees and climbing walls create natural green spaces between each building.
Open
Architecture
Architecture
Contemporary living means thoughtful planning, inside and out. Spacious apartments are connected through shared atriums and elevated pedestrian walkways. Each building is orientated around the generous common pocket park, providing a leafy outlook for apartments.
The common pocket park is a central focus and the social heart of FABRIC, encouraging residents to gather together, kick a ball or relax in the sun.
Generously-sized glazed atriums continue the refined industrial aesthetic with exposed concrete and steel structures. Softened by extensive planting, these spaces create a memorable entry to the individual apartments.
The common pocket park is a central focus and the social heart of FABRIC, encouraging residents to gather together, kick a ball or relax in the sun.
Generously-sized glazed atriums continue the refined industrial aesthetic with exposed concrete and steel structures. Softened by extensive planting, these spaces create a memorable entry to the individual apartments.
Well Connected
and Walkable
Location
Enjoy the convenience of living at the heart of Auckland’s isthmus. Walk from FABRIC through villa-lined streets to ONEHUNGA’s vibrant local village or head out along the restored scenic foreshore. With close connection to public transport and motorways, including the soon-to-be-completed Waterview Connection, there’s freedom to travel in any direction.
1 Onehunga Mall
2 Te Papapa Train Station
3 Waikaraka Park
4 Onehunga Train Station
5 Dress-Smart Outlet Store
6 Onehunga Cafe
7 Countdown Supermarket
8 RSA & Bowling Club
9 Onehunga Pool & Jellicoe Park
10 Onehunga Bay Reserve
11 Onehunga People's Garden
12 Onehunga High School
13 Royal Oak Intermediate
14 Huckleberry Organics Grocer
15 One Tree Hill Domain
16 Pah Homestead & Homestead Café
17 Mitre 10 Onehunga
18 Hillsborough Bay
19 Onehunga Foreshore
20 Mt Smart Stadium
21 Onehunga Primary School
22 St Joseph's School
23 Onehunga Library
24 Captain Springs Reserve
25 Gloucester Reserve
26 Manukau Cruising Club
27 SH20 South–Western Motorway
28 Stardome Observatory & Planetarium
29 Buchanan Park
A Community
with Character
Lifestyle
ONEHUNGA is an old and established urban village, unique in character and spirit. FABRIC is close to the heart of this community that celebrates culture and diversity. Meet some of the locals who make up the fabric of ONEHUNGA.
The Coordinator
For me, ONEHUNGA stands for opportunity. We’re actually creating opportunities for people to enhance their physical, mental and social well-being.
It’s a really unique, diverse community and the cool thing about it is that everyone’s friendly and knows one another. It provides that sense of haven – a place where your unique identity is acknowledged.
Our Community Centre is where local people come to participate, learn and grow. It’s the passionate people and the community who really bring this building to life.
As the saying goes: “It takes a village to raise a child” – that captures the spirit of ONEHUNGA. We’re all trying to help one another to better our lives.
Taylor Norman
Places Manager,
Onehunga Community Centre
83 Church Street, Onehunga
The Gardener
This is a people’s garden. We had a meeting and asked the community what they wanted and it was all about native trees and plants.
There are a few things that we’re working on at the moment – like walkways through the wetlands, an orchard and butterfly garden. It’s going to be a lovely place to get together, have fun and learn about nature.
ONEHUNGA has such a nice mix of people of all ages and cultures. I’ve been here for 35 years; I wouldn’t live anywhere else.
Barbara Gaston
Volunteer,
Onehunga People's Garden
64 Arthur Street, Onehunga
The Barista
I think my favourite thing about living in ONEHUNGA is the locals. Here we have all types of people from many countries and cultures and I try to hire those who represent the community.
We want staff that really want to be here, and then teach them how to grow and find themselves. Usually the hospo vibe has a lot of people moving around, staying two months here and two months there, but some of my team have been here since the beginning.
For me personally, I love this place. Before, I used to live in the city and wouldn’t go back. It’s much more peaceful here – it’s home.
Raphael Pépin
Barista & Cafe Manager,
Onehunga Café
259 Onehunga Mall, Onehunga
The Actress
When we put on the first show in 1966, a little dolphin swam into the Manukau Harbour – so the legend goes – and stayed there while the season was on. And then it just swam away! That’s how we became the Little Dolphin Theatre (we dropped the little, sometime in the ’80s).
It’s a traditional theatre, but there are so many thousands of plays that suit this setting. People come because we’re different and it’s quite special, just like ONEHUNGA.
ONEHUNGA’s got everything – you can go North, you can go West, South or East – it’s just so handy!
It’s a fantastically different place; so fun, friendly and colourful. It’s cool, it really is.
Jan Saussey
President,
Dolphin Theatre
12 Spring Street, Onehunga
The Café Manager
The Pah Homestead is a bit of a hidden gem. It’s one of the oldest buildings in Auckland and we’re pretty lucky to have it and share it. You get the feeling that there are generations of people from the area with a connection to the place and its history.
We’re about good, local hospitality, serving a great community here in ONEHUNGA. I particularly like the area because it’s a little sanctuary away from the city but you’re still amongst it all.
We try to keep things pretty simple – just tasty, fresh, seasonal food, using local and organic products wherever we can.
Auckland’s a growing place with a very vibrant café culture. We’re stoked to be a part of that as it’s happening.
Haydn Middleton
Cafe & Events Manager,
Pah Homestead
72 Hillsborough Road, Onehunga
The Fishmonger
Everybody is so friendly in ONEHUNGA – we love it!
Sun Kim
Owner,
Blue Sea Marine Fish & Chips
223 Onehunga Mall, Onehunga
Walk 500 metres to ONEHUNGA Mall and the Train Station — close to everything you need.
Just a bike ride away from ONEHUNGA’s newly restored foreshore.
FABRIC offers residents a choice of two material colour palettes to suit your style and taste. Choose between a light neutral or dark industrial palette to make your home your own.
Comfortable,
Considered
Interiors
Interiors
FABRIC apartments are designed to suit, with a choice of one, two or three bedrooms opening onto upper-level balconies and ground-floor courtyards. Contemporary kitchens and bathrooms with generous floor plans enable space to spread out, while clever storage solutions and flexible spaces allow residents to create their own home style.
FABRIC’s two and three bedroom apartments are designed to adapt to your way of living. Flexible bedrooms can be used as quiet study rooms or second living spaces to relax and put your feet up.
Warm Natural
Light
Interiors
Living and bedroom spaces focus on outlook and warmth with quality, well-appointed materials. Orientated to maximise natural light and ventilation, these quiet spaces enjoy views across ONEHUNGA or FABRIC’s pocket park and gardens.
FABRIC offers residents a choice of two material colour palettes to suit your style and taste. Choose between a light neutral or dark industrial palette to make your home your own.
A Team of
Specialists
Development Team
FABRIC of ONEHUNGA has been built on openness and collaboration. Developers LAMONT & CO assembled architects ASHTON MITCHELL, landscape designers BOFFA MISKELL and interiors magazine HOMESTYLE to design new ideas for living in ONEHUNGA.
Lamont & Co
Lamont & Co. was formed by Tim and Andrew Lamont in 2013 to undertake and professionally manage high-quality property projects. They are a specialist real-estate private equity firm, with the principals having collectively more than 40 years of local and international property experience covering investment, development, project finance, funds management and valuation.
Current projects include FABRIC of ONEHUNGA, SKHY (a new mixed-use office and apartment project), student accommodation and the upgrade of two CBD character office buildings.
Ashton Mitchell
Ashton Mitchell pride themselves on delivering high-quality architecture. Great design begins with attention to detail, from conception through to delivery. This is achieved by ensuring experienced staff oversee the process of delivery at every stage. The team combines their creativity and expertise to ensure the successful design and development of every project.
Ashton Mitchell have been involved in a number of award-winning projects but, more importantly, in delivering great outcomes for the users of their buildings.
Boffa Miskell
Boffa Miskell is a leading New Zealand environmental planning and design consultancy with offices in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Wellington, Christchurch, Queenstown and Shanghai. Working with a wide range of local and international private and public sector clients, its work focuses on planning, urban design, landscape architecture, landscape planning, ecology, cultural heritage, graphics and mapping. Over the past four decades Boffa Miskell has been associated with a significant number of projects that have led to changes in shaping New Zealand’s environment.
Homestyle
Homestyle magazine shares modern ways to make a life at home in New Zealand — from real-life dwellings to styled interior projects, curating spaces to provide readers with fresh and original ideas to inject personality at their place. Alice Lines is editor of Homestyle and also works in a consultancy capacity on spatial design projects — her focus is on creating environments informed by the way people live at home.
The Latest
From Fabric
Updates
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The third and final building of FABRIC’s first stage is now selling. Ashton Mitchell Architects have incorporated market feedback into the new, improved building design.
This building contains some exciting new layouts for two bedroom-one bathroom and two bedroom-two bathroom apartments. View plans and pricing at the display suite and take a tour of our full two-bedroom display apartment styled by Homestyle.
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