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Elm Grove
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Elm Grove
Welcome Home
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Elm Grove is one of EBV’s first purely residential addresses. As the day dawns, gentle light filters in through your apartment’s floor to ceiling double–glazed windows. Will you sit and enjoy its warmth, make your way to the rooftop for meditation or yoga, or head to one of EBV’s cafes through the plant-filled, open–air pedestrian walkway?
Elm Grove
Welcome to East Brunswick Village
Welcome to East Brunswick Village (EBV), one of the inner north’s largest and most exciting urban renewal projects. With over three hectares of well thought out architecturally designed and landscaped space and just six kilometres from Melbourne’s CBD, EBV’s vision is of a self-sustaining urban village where everything residents need is just a short walk away.
A connected community
As the many people already enjoying living at EBV can attest, EBV is truly a village to call home. Each address has an activated villager-only rooftop – private communal spaces that span over 2300sqm and are accessible to every resident, providing abundant opportunities for community connection. Access yoga & meditation spaces, outdoor productivity pods, veggie gardens, apiary, BBQ’s, kids cubbyhouse and more. Join the free Social Club and connect with like-minded individuals.

A commitment to sustainability
Live where environmental sustainability is at the fore. All addresses have a 7.5-star average NatHERS rating, and some will also achieve operational carbon neutral building status. This means that life at much of EBV will have no net negative impact on the environment.
A vibrant retail precinct
Access a vibrant retail precinct located on site, curated to deliver a range of offerings that meet all your needs. Offerings include entertainment, health and wellness, retail, grocery, restaurants, cafes and services.
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Art @ EBV
At EBV, cultural placemaking is part of everyday life. Since 2018, Andy Dinan of ADA Consulting has led the Village’s cultural and placemaking strategy, embedding culture into the precinct from the earliest stages of its development. Working closely with architect Chris Manton, EBV sets itself apart with a cultural vision that reflects the character of East Brunswick through an ambitious collection of 92 artworks by 75 Australian artists.
More than a public art program, EBV’s placemaking cultural strategy brings together site-specific sculptures, murals, artist of mixed media residencies, children’s gardens and contemporary works to create a neighbourhood where creativity is woven into the built environment. The result is a community where art enriches everyday experiences, inviting moments of discovery and connection around every corner.
“By investing in integrated culture from the outset, EBV has created a Village where creativity brings people together and fosters a genuine sense of belonging. Culture gives people a shared sense of place—it encourages interaction, supports wellbeing and helps build the social fabric that makes a neighbourhood into a community.” — Andy Dinan, Culture & Placemaking Consultant, ADA Consulting
Artists in EBV to date include:
John Armstrong, John Aslanidis, Atong Atem, Chris Beck, Fabrice Bigot, Georgia Boseley, Anna Brownfield, Laila Maria Costa, Steve Cox, Domenico da Clario, Penelope Davis, DEAMS, Brenton Dreschler, ELLE, Eadie Enkelaar, Robert Hague, Stephen Haley, Jane Hall, Spencer Harrison, Sasha Heath (hellotomato), Will Heathcote, Sophia Hewson, Jeremy Kible, Louiseann King, Zoe Kirkwood, Bronek Kozka, Ben Landau, Jenna Lee, Shuh Lee, Jessica Lowther (Hoffy), Maximillian Malone, Mitch McAuley, Merindah-Gunya (Bayley Mifsud), Lisa Michl, Georgina Mills, Joanne Mott, Nick Mullay, Hitesh Natawalla, Angharad Neal-Williams, Saffron Newey, Mike Nicholls, Yuria Okamura, Abbey Rich, Bill Sampson, Lucile Sciallano, Shanti Shea An, Damien Shen, Al Stark, Kylie Stillman, Linda Sukamta, The Huxleys, Datsun Tran, Samuel Tupou, Ingrid Turner, Kohl Tyler, SHIDA, Sonny Valdevare, STABS, VEXTA, Melanie Young







