Surry Hills Village

Surry Hills Village stands as TOGA Constructions’ largest and most ambitious project to date. With a construction value of
$250 million, this mixed-use precinct redefines modern urban living and innovation, setting a new standard for integrated design in the heart of Sydney.

Developed by TOGA Developments and delivered by TOGA Constructions NSW, the project encompasses an impressive 10,500m² footprint, featuring a harmonious blend of residential, commercial, retail, and hospitality spaces.

“Surry Hills Village is a testament to TOGA’s commitment to delivering world-class precincts that blend heritage and innovation seamlessly,” said James Nickeas, Project Manager at TOGA Constructions. “This project showcases our team’s expertise in managing complex developments with multiple classifications and delivering a transformative urban experience.”

Surry Hills Village seamlessly integrates residential luxury, commercial vibrancy, and community-focused spaces. The development includes 122 high-end apartments, penthouses, and terraces designed to redefine urban living. These residences are complemented by a 102 room five-star hotel, the new ‘Eve’ Hotel, with vaulted ceilings and polished plaster finishes, offering guests an unparalleled experience. The rooftop pool and bar, further enhances the precinct’s appeal.

Retail and hospitality offerings include Harris Farm, Coles, and an array of food and beverage outlets within the thoughtfully curated Wunderlich Lane. The precinct’s two levels of basement parking ensure convenience for residents, workers, and visitors alike. “Surry Hills Village embodies a true mixed-use precinct,” said James. “It’s a vibrant community in itself.”

Surry Hills Village boasts striking architectural features, including a 7-storey CLT (Cross Laminated Timber) commercial building
– a first for TOGA Constructions, and one million bricks is across the precinct, which includes Empire double-groove bricks. The project has a distinctive signature look and the soffit detailing, adds a timeless charm to the podium façades.

The precinct’s sustainability initiatives further underscore its uniqueness. “From CLT timber to energy-efficient glazing systems, we’ve integrated cutting-edge materials and technologies to enhance environmental performance,” said Nickeas. The project incorporates over 7,500m² of glazing, two operable glazed roofs (210m² over Olympus restaurant and 120m² over Lottie, the hotel rooftop bar), and over 4,000m² of landscaping that softens the urban footprint while creating green communal spaces.

A hallmark of the project is its thoughtful preservation and celebration of the site’s heritage. The intricate curved façades and brickwork pay homage to Surry Hills’ historic character while introducing a bold, modern aesthetic. The integration of heritage elements into the design ensures the precinct remains rooted in its cultural context while embracing innovation.

At peak, the site accommodated 400 workers daily, representing 70 subcontractors and a total workforce of over 6,200 inducted personnel. The collaboration of industry leaders, including civil and structural engineers, was instrumental in overcoming these challenges.

Surry Hills Village positions TOGA Constructions at the forefront of urban development, showcasing their ability to deliver projects that transcend functionality to enrich the community fabric. “This precinct is more than a development; it’s a destination that will serve as a model for future urban projects,” James concluded.

For more information contact TOGA Constructions NSW Level 5/45 Jones Street, Ultimo NSW 2007, phone 02 9356 1000, email
info@toga.com.au, website www.toga.com.au