Construction could soon begin on the Hammond Greens project in Chatswood, marking the introduction of a new 27-storey mixed-use apartment tower that promises to offer luxury living in Sydney’s North Shore.
Located in a suburb celebrated for its cultural diversity and commercial activity, the development on 5-9 Gordon Avenue aims to embody the latest in innovation and luxury, contributing significantly to the area’s architectural evolution.
The project reflects Chatswood’s ongoing development and its growing importance in the region’s urban landscape.
Spearheaded by LFD Developments under the leadership of Ben Zheng Lin, this $61-million venture proposes the demolition of existing structures on the 1520 sqm site to make way for a tower that promises not just residences but a lifestyle.

Unveiling Hammond Greens
The development plans (DA 2023/170) reveal an impressive array of amenities aimed at fostering a community spirit and enhancing the quality of life for its residents. With 64 apartments ranging from one to four bedrooms, including two luxurious penthouses, the project is designed to cater to a diverse array of residents. Each apartment is designed with the modern resident in mind, offering spacious living areas and breathtaking views.

At the pinnacle of the tower, residents will find communal open spaces, a swimming pool, a barbecue area, co-working spaces, an outdoor gymnasium, a yoga room, and even a golf simulator. This emphasis on communal and recreational facilities highlights a shift towards creating more holistic living environments in high-rise developments.

A Closer Look at the Design
The architectural marvel is the brainchild of FJC Studio, with CBRE taking the helm in marketing the project. Despite some suggestions from the Sydney North Planning Panel for improvements in the unit mix and a potential redesign of the floor level above the basement, the development is poised to set a new benchmark for luxury living in Chatswood.

Hammond Greens is part of a broader movement towards embracing high-rise development in response to housing demand across Sydney’s North Shore. It joins a series of planned towers in Chatswood and its surrounds, following major planning changes by the NSW government.

Notably, Antaeus Group and DPG Project 38 Pty Ltd are also contributing to the skyline with their own 27-storey buildings, indicating a significant transformation in the area’s urban fabric.
Whilst awaiting the Panel’s decision, pre-marketing has begun for the project.
Published 2-Feb-2024