Welcome to FABRIC

Landscaped pathways create FABRIC's central pocket park on the doorstep of Buildings F, A and B.

Welcome to FABRIC

Walk alongside the lush green wall from Spring Street's private entrance to the pocket park of Buildings R and I.

Welcome to FABRIC

The internal entrance to Stage One's Building F is lined with lush lawns and citrus trees for FABRIC residents to enjoy for years to come.

Your Pocket
Neighbourhood

A masterplanned community of five multi-storey buildings, FABRIC residents enjoy well-designed apartments with a common backyard. FABRIC’s architecture reflects it's industrial heritage with buildings wrapped in steel cladding, black joinery, exposed concreate finishes and timber detailing.

These are low maintenance homes with a shared backyard that creates space to get together. Award-winning architect’s Ashton Mitchell, have used landscaping, shared spaces and a masterplan connected by a series of paths and courtyards to create this unique pocket neighbourhood.

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    • STAGE

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    • F

      Building F

    • A

      Building A

    • B

      Building B

    • STAGE

      2

    • R

      Building R

    • I

      Building I

    • C

      Carpark (Basement Level)

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      Secure access

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      Primary pathway

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      Building entrance

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      Pavillion area

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      Pocket park hill

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      Vegetable garden

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      Seating

Meet your neighbours

Carlo & Hamish Anastacio-Price

"The main things we love about living at Fabric is we love the architecture of the building, with its modern lines, space and the vibe it offers. It has a good community feeling which spills over into the pocket park with the occasional Sunday drinkies gathering.

The apartments are well appointed, full of light, comfortable and low maintenance which make them a great lock up and go on holiday with no worries.

The local community has a good feeling also, with great local cafes and pubs and some good safe walking areas.”

Alan & Sarah Hard

“We’ve never lived in an apartment before but we were drawn to the generous open communal spaces and the amazing design and quality of the buildings.

Add to that the close proximity to everything so good that Onehunga has to offer and it’s fair to say we’re delighted with our decision to be a part of FABRIC’s very real community.”

Luke Nicholas

Owner,
Epic Beer

“Epic loves Onehunga!! Our taproom at 230B Neilson Street is open from 12 Friday, Saturday & Sunday. We have great beer and pizza and are family and dog friendly. We are New Zealand family owned and run and we love getting to know the locals and supporting the community.”

Epic Brew Room
230B Neilson Street, Onehunga

Jamie Johnston

Head Chef, Everybody Eats

"Everybody Eats is a multi-award winning, charitable dining concept. We take food that would otherwise go to waste and turn it into restaurant quality meals. Our customers can pay whatever they like, even if it’s nothing, for nutritious and freshly prepared food served by friendly volunteers. We aim to be part of solving three huge problems we have in NZ: food waste, food poverty, and social isolation. Our flagship restaurant opened in Onehunga in November 2019."

306 Onehunga Mall, Onehunga

Tania & Mark Mesarich

Owners, Church St Garden Central

"Just a leisurely stroll, on the corner of Church Street and Mountjoy Place is home to New Zealand’s largest Independent Houseplant retailer, Church Street Garden Central. Set up within two retro 1950’s style warehouses, plus also encompassing an extensive range of outdoor plants, is a gardener lovers paradise and quite literally you’ll find plants packed to the rafters."

2 Mountjoy Place, Onehunga

Simon Foley

President, Dolphin Theatre

"The Dolphin Theatre produces six high-quality, professional-grade shows each year voering a variety of genres, from comedies and dramas to musicals and murder mysteries. In 2022 we'll be celebrating 60 years of laughter, tears, anger, shock embarassment, friendship and fun!

Come and grab a drink at our bar before you take a comfy seat. There's always something on at the Dolphin, so come by and check it out!"

12 Spring Street, Onehunga
Opposite FABRIC of SPRING St.

Onehunga Bay Reserve

Overlooking the scenic lagoon, this space is your playground, your outdoor gym, your skate ramp, your meditation zone or your coffee catch up space. From your morning walk to your Friday night fish and chips, the Onehunga Bay Reserve is your leisure zone.

You'll find the start of the Waikowhai boardwalk here.

Waikowhai Coastal Boardwalk

TAUMANU RESERVE

Catch the sun rising or setting in your extended back yard. The recently regenerated foreshore is your leisure play ground, just a 15 minute walk straight down Princes Street.

Onehunga Train Station

ONEHUNGA MALL X PRINCES ST

A short walk to the Onehunga Train Station from Spring Street makes for an easy work day commute to the CBD.

Onehunga Mall

Loved by loyal locals, unique in character and spirit. Tree lined Onehunga Mall with its relaxed and humbling feel, frames the view North towards Maungakiekie, and its iconic monument. Home to family owned businesses, many new eateries and the one and only Dress Smart, Onehunga Mall thrives with a resurgence of activity in this diverse community.

Brothers Beer

120 ONEHUNGA MALL

The heritage post office building is home to Brothers Beer & Juke Joint, sitting proud on the corner of Onehunga Mall and Princes Street. Pop down the road and enjoy a beverage in the sun.

Penny Lanes

248 ONEHUNGA MALL

Onehunga's most iconic bakery, and no stranger to the NZ Pie Awards, Penny Lanes, is just a short walk from FABRIC between Church and Arthur Street on Onehunga Mall.

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      Southern Motorway

    • 2

      Onehunga Mall

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      Everybody Eats

    • 4

      Onehunga Primary School

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      Onehunga Cafe

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      Jellicoe Park

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      Onehunga Pool

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      Dress-Smart Outlet Store

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      Countdown Supermarket

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      Onehunga Library

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      Brothers Beer

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      St Joseph's School

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      Dolphin Theatre

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      RSA

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      Onehunga Train Station

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      Epic Brew Room

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      Buchanan Park

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      Church St Garden Central

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      SH20 South–West Motorway

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      Gloucester Park

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      Mitre 10 Onehunga

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      Onehunga Foreshore

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      Onehunga Bay Reserve

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      Onehunga Peoples Garden

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      Royal Oak Intermediate

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      Onehunga High School

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      Hillsborough Bay

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      Pah Homestead & Cafe

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      Huckleberry Organics Grocer

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      Stardome Observatory

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      One Tree Hill Domain

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      Te Papapa Train Station

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      Waikaraka Park

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      Mt Smart Stadium

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      Ellerslie Train Station

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      Manukau Cruising Club

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      The Good Home

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      Waterview Tunnel

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      Onehunga Bus Terminal

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