In the media

Don’t just take our word for it. Browse our regularly updated list of media mentions below — articles, videos, podcasts that cover Nightingale Housing.

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Pinned to topIs council NIMBYism stopping the development of affordable housing?
ABC
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04/2023
Pinned to top Living Together at Nightingale Evergreen
RMIT PlaceLab
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03/2023
Ex-Greens councillor defends move to block affordable housing
Australian Financial Review
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06/2023
We need urban solutions for sustainable shared living. Our new awards winner delivers.
Frame Magazine
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06/2023
We look at the Sustainability Advancement Award at The 2023 Australian Interior Design Awards
Hunter & Folk
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06/2023
Home is where the heart is
Monash University
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06/2023
Case Study: Nightingale Leftfield
Brickworks
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06/2023
Revolutionising The Future of Sustainable Community Living
The Local Project
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05/2023
Life In Leftfield: The New Melbourne Building Raising The Bar Of Apartment Living
The Design Files
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05/2023
Apartment blocks reserved for renters. Will build-to-rent help solve the housing crisis?
SBS News
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05/2023
From a 30sqm house to a slice of urban parkland: Australia’s most sustainable homes of 2023 – in pictures
The Guardian
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05/2023
Shortlist Announced: 2023 ULI Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence
Urban Land Institute
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05/2023
A breath of fresh air: Three options for building better apartments
The Age
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04/2023
What the ‘laundromat index’ tells us about Brunswick’s heated housing debate
The Age
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04/2023
Nightingale Housing boss concerned NIMBYism in inner-Melbourne adding to rental concerns, as Merri-bek Council knocks back development
ABC
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04/2023
People Focussed Architecture: Nightingale Leftfield by Kennedy Nolan
Yellowtrace
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04/2023
Warning of ‘carmageddon’ in push to limit car parking in developments
The Age
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03/2023
Reconnecting with Community – Nightingale Ballarat by Breathe
The Local Project
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02/2023
10 Unforgettable Apartments of 2022
The Design Files
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01/2023
These Apartments Allow You to Live Effortlessly Sustainable
Simple Dwelling
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01/2023
This Sunny, Yellow Building Is One Of Melbourne's Most Revolutionary Apartments
The Design Files
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12/2022
Nightingale spreads its wings across Australia
Brunswick Voice
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11/2022
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Refinery29
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09/2022
Check Out This Stunning Melbourne Home — That Also Happens to Be 100% Carbon Neutral
Refinery29
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07/2022
These Sustainable Apartments Have Been Designed for People, Not Investors
Simple Dwelling
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07/2022

For people, not profit

Nightingale Housing is not-for-profit organisation working on Wurundjeri Country.
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Always was, always will be

Nightingale Housing is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri/Woiwurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders both past and present, and recognise and respect their abiding connection to this land, its waterways and community. We also acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country on which we meet and work throughout Australia.

Always was, always will be. Close

Nightingale Housing is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri/Woiwurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders both past and present, and recognise and respect their abiding connection to this land, its waterways and community. We also acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country on which we meet and work throughout Australia.