DESIGNER LIVING IN CAMPBELL MICA is exceptional in every respect. The location, in the very heart of Canberra’s most desirable inner-north suburb, is unmatched. Then there’s the scale: this boutique development has just 19 beautifully crafted homes arranged in three separate buildings. And the design: Stewart Architects have been inspired by Campbell’s stylish mid-century modern heritage. But most impressive of all are the lifestyle options. MICA includes nine spacious two-bedroom apartments, six three-level terraces and four luxurious four-bedroom townhomes. MICA can be your cool, inner-city base, the next stage in your life journey, or your ultimate family home. GOOD DESIGN DOESN’T DATE. HARRY SEIDLER THE MIDDLE OF CAMPBELL I MICA YOUR URBAN VILLAGE Campbell has everything going for it. There’s history: it is home to Canberra’s oldest residence, Duntroon, now the Royal Military College. There are leafy streets, parks and playing fields. There’s peace and quiet, away from main roads. No wonder it’s among the most sought-after suburbs in Canberra. MICA’s location at the Campbell village shops puts everything you need just steps away from your door. Pick up your groceries at the IGA, nip out for coffee at the Hello Café or meet friends at the Pedlar Pub. Eat in or take-away at local favourite Leong Kitchen, or enjoy a gourmet dinner at one of Canberra’s top ten restaurants, the Lanterne Rooms. SO COOL, SO CAMPBELL A drive around Campbell reveals that the suburb has a distinct mid-century vibe. Many homes date from the 1950s and ‘60s, including several by distinguished architects Roy Grounds and Harry Seidler. That style has inspired the architectural approach to MICA. The words used to describe mid-century architecture – cool, sleek, sophisticated, functional – all apply here. Materials like brick and natural stone echo those used in Campbell’s early development, while precast concrete, steel and glass create contrasting textures. As a result, MICA makes a statement all its own, while reflecting elements of the suburb’s heritage. At MICA, outdoor spaces act as an extension of living spaces, promoting cross ventilation and natural light. Generous rooftop terraces and ground floor courtyard spaces connect you with your surroundings and each of the three buildings has been sited to maximise vistas of Mount Ainslie, City Hill and Canberra City. MICA I THE MIDDLE OF CAMPBELL TURNER BLACK 16 MOUNTAIN NATURE BRADDON MOUNT AINSLIE RESERVE NATURE RESERVE CSIRO 14 TELSTRA TOWER LIMESTONE AVENUE 15 AUSTRALIAN CAMPBELL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOTANIC THE TEN-MINUTE GARDENS 13 CLUNIES ROSS STREET NORTHBOURNE AVENUE CIVIC AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL NATIONAL 12 LIFESTYLE UNIVERSITY FAIRBAIR N AVE ACTON NUE At MICA, you are at the epicentre of Canberra life. Working? In ten minutes or less you can be REID NEW ACTON in the city, in the parliamentary zone or at the airport. Stepping out? The restaurant precincts of PARKES WAY 11 CONSTITUTIONCANBERRA AVENUE INSTITUTE 3 OF TECHNOLOGY BLAME Y C Kingston, Braddon and New Acton are all just minutes away. Need to clear your head? It’s just RE SC 5 E N a stroll to the wide open spaces of Mount Pleasant or Mount Ainslie nature parks. T PARKES WAY ANZAC PARADE CAMPBELL For students, ANU is just a 10-minute drive (or a 20-minute pedal) and it’s a short walk to CIT OVAL CAMPBELL 2 or the Australian Defence Force Academy. Campbell also has its own high school and primary 1 C CONSTITUTION AVENUE HA UV school and is home to the north-side campus of Canberra Grammar infant school. EL 4 S T TR EN E Y CRESC ET LAME NATIONAL B MUSEUM OF COMMONWEALTH AVENUE LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN AUSTRALIA 1. MICA 9. KINGSTON FORESHORE LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN PARKES WAY 2. CAMPBELL SHOPS 10. PARLIAMENT HOUSE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF AUSTRALIA MOUNT PLEASANT 3. CANBERRA GRAMMAR – INFANT 11. NEW ACTON 6 NATURE SCHOOL RESERVE 12. AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL RUSSELL 4. THE PEDLAR UNIVERSITY DUNTROON NATIONAL 7 5. CANBERRA INSTITUTE OF 13. CIVIC GALLERY OF PARKES AUSTRALIA KINGS AVENUE TECHNOLOGY 14. BRADDON MORSHEAD DRIVE 6. MOUNT PLEASANT COMMONWEALTH AVENUE 15. CAMPBELL HIGH SCHOOL TO AIRPORT 8 ST AT 7. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE E LE C KINGS AVENUE C IR YARRALUMLA R C 16. MOUNT AINSLIE I L BARTON DUNTROON C E E T A T CAPITAL LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN S 8. CANBERRA AIRPORT JERRABOMBERRA HILL WETLANDS NATURE RESERVE 10 BRISBANE AVENUE PARLIAMENT KINGSTON HOUSE FORESHORE S E T L A C ADELAIDE AVENUE T R E I C C I E RC AT L ST 9 E FORREST KINGSTON WENTWORTH AVENUE DEAKIN MANUKA OVAL MANUKA TURNER BLACK 16 MOUNTAIN NATURE BRADDON MOUNT AINSLIE RESERVE NATURE RESERVE CSIRO 14 TELSTRA TOWER LIMESTONE AVENUE 15 AUSTRALIAN CAMPBELL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOTANIC GARDENS 13 CLUNIES ROSS STREET NORTHBOURNE AVENUE CIVIC AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL NATIONAL 12 UNIVERSITY FAIRBAIR N AVE ACTON NUE REID NEW ACTON PARKES WAY 11 CONSTITUTIONCANBERRA AVENUE INSTITUTE 3 OF TECHNOLOGY BLAME Y C RE SC 5 E N T PARKES WAY ANZAC PARADE CAMPBELL OVAL CAMPBELL 2 1 C CONSTITUTION AVENUE HA UV EL 4 S T TR EN E Y CRESC ET LAME NATIONAL B MUSEUM OF COMMONWEALTH AVENUE LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN AUSTRALIA NATIONAL LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN PARKES WAY LIBRARY OF AUSTRALIA MOUNT PLEASANT 6 NATURE RESERVE RUSSELL DUNTROON NATIONAL GALLERY OF 7 PARKES AUSTRALIA KINGS AVENUE MORSHEAD DRIVE COMMONWEALTH AVENUE TO AIRPORT 8 ST AT E LE C KINGS AVENUE C IR YARRALUMLA R C I L BARTON C E E T A T CAPITAL LAKE BURLEY GRIFFIN S JERRABOMBERRA HILL WETLANDS NATURE RESERVE 10 BRISBANE AVENUE PARLIAMENT KINGSTON HOUSE FORESHORE S E T L A C ADELAIDE AVENUE T R E I C C I E RC AT L ST 9 E FORREST KINGSTON WENTWORTH AVENUE DEAKIN MANUKA OVAL MANUKA MICA I THE MIDDLE OF CAMPBELL MID-CENTURY MEETS CONTEMPORARY Mid-century design is a trend that shows no sign of going away. That’s because it suits the way we live now. It incorporates natural materials and organic, sculptural forms with clean lines, open plan spaces and indoor-outdoor flow. At MICA, interiors reflect that mid-century aesthetic, with natural timbers and tones offsetting the masonry external finishes. Soft greys, warm mid-toned timbers and black highlights create a sleek, sophisticated ambience. Rounded accents, grid-like patterns and varying textures add visual interest. Because you’ll want to entertain, MICA’s apartments, terraces and town houses, feature designer kitchens equipped with high quality European appliances. Because you value outdoor living, there are generous balconies and roof-top terraces. You’ll have peace of mind, with state-of-the art security systems. And MICA provides ample car parking. Each apartment and terrace has two spaces while townhomes have four-car lock-up garages. ARCHITECTURE SHOULD SPEAK OF ITS TIME AND PLACE, BUT YEARN FOR TIMELESSNESS. FRANK GEHRY THE MIDDLE OF CAMPBELL I MICA A contemporary approach to the design and detailing is paired with a classic mid-century modern colour palette. A white base, with soft greys, warm mid toned timbers and black accents. See Inclusions list for specific details. STEWART ARCHITECTURE Stewart Architecture is one of Canberra’s leading architecture practices and has a commitment to high quality design outcomes. The practice specialises in strategic planning, urban design, architecture and interiors. Their current residential, commercial and mixed-use projects are located across Canberra, Sydney and Newcastle – for both private and public sector clients. Expertise in urban design and planning is integral to Stewart Architecture’s success, underpinning their capacity to achieve high quality architecture and spaces that create a sense of community. The practice has been appointed as lead design consultants for eminent private-sector clients and major urban developments for government. 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