Opportunity summary
Only nine large residences, strong bespoke-design positioning and detailed interiors make this unusually well matched to a specialist small-medium joiner.
- Stage
- Approved and launched; pre-construction or builder selection · Early project signal
- Cabinetry scope
- Highly bespoke kitchens, wardrobes, vanities, studies, entertainment units, laundries and retail/common-area joinery.
What is confirmed
- Project comprises nine residences across four storeys.
- Jacmax is the developer.
- Cera Stribley is architect and Kelly Wearstler leads interiors.
- Official planning and endorsed-condition documents are publicly available.
- The scheme retains and restores a heritage shopfront.
- A preferred builder was intended to be engaged through an early-contractor process.
JOINA assessment
- Builder appointment or ECI work may now be active following the 2026 launch.
- Joinery is likely to be individually detailed rather than volume-standardised.
- Early engagement with the developer may reveal the builder before trade packages are fixed.
These are reasoned inferences, not statements from the issuing organisation.
Confirm before contacting
- Who is the appointed or preferred builder?
- Has construction commenced?
- Have joinery design packages reached tender documentation?
- Is completion still targeted for late 2027?
Evidence
Project scale and teamJacmax confirms nine residences with Cera Stribley, Kelly Wearstler and Myles Baldwin Design.
Jacmax · checked 19 Aug 2026
Planning documentationCouncil documents identify the residential redevelopment and planning reference at 146–150 Bridport Street.
City of Port Phillip · checked 19 Aug 2026
Builder strategyA financier update stated a preferred builder would be engaged early to scope and price construction.
Monark Property Partners · checked 19 Aug 2026
Procurement timingActive marketing and completed interior integration suggest builder and package decisions may be approaching.
Jacmax · checked 19 Aug 2026