The contemporary home, workplace or precinct is not just a structure, but a living breathing system. Our projects consider life holistically and search for better ways to embrace the rich and varied ways Australians live and work today.
Whether it’s an office building, residential building or industrial space, we work with the human outcome in mind across all typologies to create places that people want to work, gather, socialise and live. From the home all your kids’ friends want to come to, to the familiar neighbourhood hotel with moments that make you smile, we create places that understand and evolve with the people that inhabit them.
“We don’t use a formula. We respond to individual sites and contexts creatively to create places that celebrate use, transcend generations, and support and enhance real lives.”
The diversity of our specialist people is our special sauce. We’re not one person with one opinion, we’re a genuine collaboration of people with different areas of expertise, connected by a common belief in the importance of the end product.
From design and construction, to legal, sales and administration, our in-house capability provides a rare breadth and depth of knowledge, which allows us to take on projects across sectors with experience and confidence.
We come to the table with robust lateral thinking and creative vision, and the ability to deliver considered outcomes thoroughly and efficiently. Part passion, part obsession, we look at projects from design to execution, always curious and always in control to push thinking and ensure nothing falls between the gaps.
“Our team comes from all walks of life. From design-led backgrounds to people who just love concrete, we live for ideas about all the different ways of thinking and living, and we want to consistently stay at the forefront of the market by evolving and sharing those ideas.”
We put people and relationships first. This isn’t a combat sport, it’s a partnership and we champion loyalty, diversity and integrity inside and out of the business by working with experts in all fields to extend our capability.
Our network allows us to eschew tradition and bureaucracy and work with corporate-like proficiency while being less distracted by formality and standardisation. Together we work with a shared passion and consideration to respect the personal side of every aspect of a development.
Time & Place was founded by Tim Price, bringing to life a vision for a boutique development company grounded in design intelligence and commercial rigour. With the support of friend and Studio Director Debra Low Choy, the foundations of the business were established. Following Deb’s untimely passing in 2017, the team introduced an annual ‘Deb Day’ — marking the company’s founding and honouring her enduring contribution to its culture and ethos.
Nick Paciocco and Evan Papadopoulos joined the growing team, contributing deep expertise across mixed-use, residential and commercial project management. Their early impact was realised through Victoria One and No. 1 Lachlan. A Sydney office was established, expanding Time & Place’s geographic footprint beyond Melbourne.
An established relationship with fellow developer Golden Age underpinned a series of significant projects including Victoria One, Collins House, Opera, Sky One, No. 1 Lachlan, The Harrington Collection, Park One, Sky Garden, Essence Double Bay and Ace Hotel.en, Essence Double Bay and the Ace Hotel.
Time & Place was founded by Tim Price, bringing to life a vision for a boutique development company grounded in design intelligence and commercial rigour. With the support of friend and Studio Director Debra Low Choy, the foundations of the business were established. Following Deb’s untimely passing in 2017, the team introduced an annual ‘Deb Day’ — marking the company’s founding and honouring her enduring contribution to its culture and ethos.
Nick Paciocco and Evan Papadopoulos joined the growing team, contributing deep expertise across mixed-use, residential and commercial project management. Their early impact was realised through Victoria One and No. 1 Lachlan. A Sydney office was established, expanding Time & Place’s geographic footprint beyond Melbourne.
An established relationship with fellow developer Golden Age underpinned a series of significant projects including Victoria One, Collins House, Opera, Sky One, No. 1 Lachlan, The Harrington Collection, Park One, Sky Garden, Essence Double Bay and Ace Hotel.en, Essence Double Bay and the Ace Hotel.
Architect Edward Pearse and Director Chris O’Keefe joined the business, strengthening its design and commercial capability. Edward’s architectural vision and planning expertise shaped projects from inception through delivery, while Chris’ background in large-scale commercial and retail development led to the formation of Time & Place's industrial land interest — broadening the company’s focus into the commercial sector.
Architect Edward Pearse and Director Chris O’Keefe joined the business, strengthening its design and commercial capability. Edward’s architectural vision and planning expertise shaped projects from inception through delivery, while Chris’ background in large-scale commercial and retail development led to the formation of Time & Place's industrial land interest — broadening the company’s focus into the commercial sector.
Recognising emerging demand within the industrial market, Time & Place acquired Williams Point and The Junction in Laverton — marking its first foray into industrial land subdivision. A strategic partnership with MaxCap provided capital certainty, enabling disciplined expansion into what has since become a core growth sector.
Recognising emerging demand within the industrial market, Time & Place acquired Williams Point and The Junction in Laverton — marking its first foray into industrial land subdivision. A strategic partnership with MaxCap provided capital certainty, enabling disciplined expansion into what has since become a core growth sector.
2018 marked a defining year for Time & Place in Sydney. Park One launched with 300 residences secured within three hours, demonstrating strong market confidence in the company’s design-led approach.
The Harrington Collection was introduced at The Rocks — one of Sydney’s most significant harbourfront residential offerings, overlooking the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and representing one of the longest-running development opportunities within the historic precinct.
Following an international hospitality research trip to New York and South Beach Miami, a relationship was established with Ace Hotel, laying the foundations for the delivery of Ace Hotel Sydney and signalling a strategic expansion into lifestyle-led hospitality.
The year also marked a significant milestone, with over $1 billion in projects delivered to market — reflecting the growing scale and capability of the business.
2018 marked a defining year for Time & Place in Sydney. Park One launched with 300 residences secured within three hours, demonstrating strong market confidence in the company’s design-led approach.
The Harrington Collection was introduced at The Rocks — one of Sydney’s most significant harbourfront residential offerings, overlooking the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and representing one of the longest-running development opportunities within the historic precinct.
Following an international hospitality research trip to New York and South Beach Miami, a relationship was established with Ace Hotel, laying the foundations for the delivery of Ace Hotel Sydney and signalling a strategic expansion into lifestyle-led hospitality.
The year also marked a significant milestone, with over $1 billion in projects delivered to market — reflecting the growing scale and capability of the business.
A rare vacant site in Melbourne’s CBD was secured — the future home of The Queensbridge Building. During the planning phase, the site was activated as Underpark: a temporary, design-led cultural installation featuring a basketball court artwork by Kamilaroi artist Reko Rennie. The activation embedded the brand within the cultural fabric of the city and signalled a broader ambition for integrated, community-focused precincts.
A rare vacant site in Melbourne’s CBD was secured — the future home of The Queensbridge Building. During the planning phase, the site was activated as Underpark: a temporary, design-led cultural installation featuring a basketball court artwork by Kamilaroi artist Reko Rennie. The activation embedded the brand within the cultural fabric of the city and signalled a broader ambition for integrated, community-focused precincts.
Joint ventures with partners including Woolworths, V-Leader and Hickory expanded the pipeline across Glen Iris, South Melbourne and Southbank. Collaborations with leading architects such as Cox Architecture, Carr and Fraser & Partners reinforced Time & Place’s commitment to people-centred design and contemporary urban living.
Furthering our development capability Luana Melis joins Time & Place as General Counsel and Company Secretary, setting up the in-house legal function.
Joint ventures with partners including Woolworths, V-Leader and Hickory expanded the pipeline across Glen Iris, South Melbourne and Southbank. Collaborations with leading architects such as Cox Architecture, Carr and Fraser & Partners reinforced Time & Place’s commitment to people-centred design and contemporary urban living.
Furthering our development capability Luana Melis joins Time & Place as General Counsel and Company Secretary, setting up the in-house legal function.
Major acquisitions included a site in Alexandria, NSW — delivering a commercial project in partnership with Hickory and Qualitas and 16,000m² of office space. The Northcote Plaza site was also secured, positioning Time & Place to deliver one of Australia’s largest Build to Rent developments integrated with refreshed retail offerings.
Industrial projects in Williamstown and Laverton reached completion and settlement, reinforcing Time & Place’s expanding presence within the industrial sector.
During the year, the business surpassed $4 billion in active projects — reflecting the scale of the diversified portfolio across residential, commercial and industrial sectors, and marking a significant milestone in the company’s continued growth
Major acquisitions included a site in Alexandria, NSW — delivering a commercial project in partnership with Hickory and Qualitas and 16,000m² of office space. The Northcote Plaza site was also secured, positioning Time & Place to deliver one of Australia’s largest Build to Rent developments integrated with refreshed retail offerings.
Industrial projects in Williamstown and Laverton reached completion and settlement, reinforcing Time & Place’s expanding presence within the industrial sector.
During the year, the business surpassed $4 billion in active projects — reflecting the scale of the diversified portfolio across residential, commercial and industrial sectors, and marking a significant milestone in the company’s continued growth
2022 marked a year of expansion and progression across sectors. The acquisition of the historic Hotel Lindrum signalled a deeper commitment to boutique office, while a partnership with Corsair Investment on Alphington Village strengthened the residential platform within established community settings.
In May, Ace Hotel Sydney opened its doors — marking the brand’s first hotel in Australia and the Southern Hemisphere. Time & Place proudly oversaw the delivery of the project, bringing a globally recognised lifestyle hospitality brand into the local market.
Key planning milestones were also achieved, with permit approvals secured for Bourke and Bowden in Alexandria and The Queensbridge Building and Northcote Plaza in Melbourne — advancing several of the company’s most significant mixed-use and commercial projects toward delivery.
During the year, Time & Place partnered with Broadsheet Media as a category-exclusive foundation partner for the launch of its Home & Lifestyle vertical, reinforcing the brand’s alignment with design, culture and contemporary living.
2022 marked a year of expansion and progression across sectors. The acquisition of the historic Hotel Lindrum signalled a deeper commitment to boutique office, while a partnership with Corsair Investment on Alphington Village strengthened the residential platform within established community settings.
In May, Ace Hotel Sydney opened its doors — marking the brand’s first hotel in Australia and the Southern Hemisphere. Time & Place proudly oversaw the delivery of the project, bringing a globally recognised lifestyle hospitality brand into the local market.
Key planning milestones were also achieved, with permit approvals secured for Bourke and Bowden in Alexandria and The Queensbridge Building and Northcote Plaza in Melbourne — advancing several of the company’s most significant mixed-use and commercial projects toward delivery.
During the year, Time & Place partnered with Broadsheet Media as a category-exclusive foundation partner for the launch of its Home & Lifestyle vertical, reinforcing the brand’s alignment with design, culture and contemporary living.
Victoria Hill launched in Camberwell, defined by understated character, craftsmanship and enduring materiality — presenting a refined expression of the modern home.
Plans were submitted to Melbourne City Council for the transformation of Hotel Lindrum, reimagining the historic asset as a landmark-grade commercial building that both respects and celebrates its heritage fabric.
In Sydney, Time & Place lodged plans for a collection of boutique homes in Manly — a coastal neighbourhood long admired by the team — designed with a focus on comfort, scale and connection to place.
During the year, a partnership with Collections by TFE Hotels was announced, confirming that Hannah St. Hotel would form part of The Queensbridge Building precinct, with an anticipated opening in late 2025. The announcement reinforced the company’s commitment to integrated, mixed-use destinations that combine living, working and hospitality.
Victoria Hill launched in Camberwell, defined by understated character, craftsmanship and enduring materiality — presenting a refined expression of the modern home.
Plans were submitted to Melbourne City Council for the transformation of Hotel Lindrum, reimagining the historic asset as a landmark-grade commercial building that both respects and celebrates its heritage fabric.
In Sydney, Time & Place lodged plans for a collection of boutique homes in Manly — a coastal neighbourhood long admired by the team — designed with a focus on comfort, scale and connection to place.
During the year, a partnership with Collections by TFE Hotels was announced, confirming that Hannah St. Hotel would form part of The Queensbridge Building precinct, with an anticipated opening in late 2025. The announcement reinforced the company’s commitment to integrated, mixed-use destinations that combine living, working and hospitality.
As focus shifted from planning to delivery, Two Tides Manly launched to strong acclaim and embraced the local community. Victoria Hill welcomed residents to their new homes in Camberwell.
Kapitol Group was appointed builder for the much-loved Lindrum project, enabling works to commence.
Bourke and Bowden achieved practical completion as an award-winning future workplace precinct with a high calibre roster of tenants like Mobilia and Soak Bathhouse secured before completion.
As focus shifted from planning to delivery, Two Tides Manly launched to strong acclaim and embraced the local community. Victoria Hill welcomed residents to their new homes in Camberwell.
Kapitol Group was appointed builder for the much-loved Lindrum project, enabling works to commence.
Bourke and Bowden achieved practical completion as an award-winning future workplace precinct with a high calibre roster of tenants like Mobilia and Soak Bathhouse secured before completion.
Time & Place marked its 10-year anniversary, reflecting a decade of disciplined growth across residential, commercial, industrial and hospitality sectors.
The Queensbridge Building reached practical completion, with settlements commencing across the precinct. Hannah St Hotel opened, establishing a new benchmark for integrated precinct hospitality and signalling the continued evolution of our mixed-use approach.
Park Modern launched, a premium residential address overlooking the Botanical Gardens and the final remaining Parkside site of its kind.
Time & Place marked its 10-year anniversary, reflecting a decade of disciplined growth across residential, commercial, industrial and hospitality sectors.
The Queensbridge Building reached practical completion, with settlements commencing across the precinct. Hannah St Hotel opened, establishing a new benchmark for integrated precinct hospitality and signalling the continued evolution of our mixed-use approach.
Park Modern launched, a premium residential address overlooking the Botanical Gardens and the final remaining Parkside site of its kind.
Design is in our DNA and informs how we look and think about opportunities. We bring a design mindset across industries and place typologies to create unique outcomes. Our balance of design and technical experience is rare in a development business.
Our broader network and relationships with like-minded experts challenge our views and help extend our capability. This outward focus allows us to operate as a large-scale developer with the deft and creativity of an independent practice. We continue to develop deep and honest relationships as we grow.
It’s our responsibility as place makers to create considered and mindful places where people feel like they belong. Places that transcend generations and maintain relevance, is what we want our legacy to be.
Even when we think we’re at the finish line, we look again and go back to the drawing board if it means finding a better outcome. We stay open-minded and unregimented in our approach so we can continue to make interesting places that celebrate use.