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Description: Across the world, the design of our city homes has been increasingly shaped by an investor first market. Melbourne is facing some of the highest housing prices in the world and local developers Nightingale Housing & Hip V Hype are creating alternative models for home building that are more sustainable and livable.. In the rapidly changing suburb of Brunswick, Hip V Hype has reworked the site of a 140sqm home to accommodate three homes the same size with shared spaces and exposure to the street. Nightingale is building a new ‘village’ purposefully designed to accommodate families alongside singles and couples in sustainable small footprint apartments. These projects represent a change to home building in Australia and worldwide, where affordability and sustainability are quickly becoming the focus, and developers are expected to build communities rather than just homes. Our regular Never Too Small episodes will continue releasing fortnightly. This is a different kind of series from us, but we’re excited to know what you think. Please leave us feedback and comments on the video. 0:00 - Intro with Colin 1:02 - High Rise Development in Cities with Rob Adams 3:40 - Davison Collaborative Small Footprint Homes with Hip V Hype 7:50 - Nightingale Housings vision for apartment building 10:20 - Challenges of dealing with local government and regulation 12:38 - Outro with Colin Supported by Screen Australia & Youtube through the Skip Ahead Initiative Produced by New Mac Video Agency Director: Colin Chee Producer: Luke Clark Cinematographer: Simon Davies Editor: Jessica Ruasol Music: Youth by ANBR Are You Real by Jimmy Svensson Over Oceans by We Dream of Eden Amber by Elad Perez Ficus by Tomas Novoa Thread the Needle by Sun Wash Clockwork by Hans Johnson