Trilby's industrial glass and brick facade is a nod to Collingwood's manufacturing heritage. Yet the 106 large, beautifully designed apartments are the pinnacle of contemporary style and function. The one, two and three-bedroom apartments, over nine floors, all have their own private balconies. Colour palettes can be selected from contemporary or classic, and fixtures and fittings continue the industrial theme. Apartments on the higher floors enjoy sweeping views from Mount Macedon to the Dandenong Ranges, or Melbourne's skyline, depending on your aspect.

One of Trilby's main drawcards is a residents' rooftop lounge - a 'grown-up playground' with kitchen, library, bar, table tennis, Tappanyaki grill, play area for children, and outdoor cinema.

Spec Property has delivered five residential projects and over 700 apartments in 2015, as the group recognises strong demand for boutique developments.