Integrity underpins everything we do. From initial design through to final handover, we hold ourselves to the highest standards—partnering with award-winning architects and working with proven construction specialists who share our commitment to excellence. Every Kincrest development is built to last—architecturally and materially—led by enduring design principles.

Our focus remains on carefully considered residential projects in Melbourne's most sought-after inner suburbs, where design quality and lasting value take precedence—delivered through the hands-on, principled approach that defines our work.

We want to ensure you're making the right choice, because choosing a new home is one of the most important decisions you'll make. To do that, we collaborate with trusted industry partners committed to the highest quality. Hollick Place sees us proudly working with our building partners for the fifth time—a relationship built on shared values, mutual trust and a consistent standard of delivery. Together, we uphold the same standards of excellence and craftsmanship that define Kincrest, ensuring every detail is executed with care and precision.

Carr is an Australian architecture and interior design studio with over five decades of experience. Founded by Sue Carr AM, the practice has built a reputation for rigour and timeless design, earning numerous accolades across residential, commercial and hospitality projects.

At Hollick Place, Carr's approach—spanning architecture and interiors—is guided by design integrity and respect for context. Evenly spaced columns define the façade with quiet order, while a lush internal courtyard offers a green counterpoint to the Mt Alexander Road streetscape.

Throughout, refined materials and thoughtful planning create homes designed to evolve with those who live in them.

Peachy Green is a Melbourne-based landscape architecture studio led by Frances Hale and Stephen Tan. Known for lush naturalism and thoughtful plant selection, they create gardens that layer soft foliage with bold sculptural leaves—rooted in context, yet full of surprise.

At Hollick Place, Peachy Green's design responds to the building's shifting microclimates, tailoring plant palettes to light and exposure at every level. From cascading grasses and the dappled shade of Birch and Japanese Maples to wattles and native wildflowers, each layer offers a distinct connection to nature—welcoming residents home with a genuine sense of place.