a trusted
team
A best-in-class
collaboration
A brand inner-city community set to redefine Waterloo, proficiently designed between a team of industry leaders and proudly envisioned by DASCO.
developer & builder
DASCO has been creating quality homes and thriving communities since 1993. Known for quality, integrity and delivering on our promises, we’ve created over 7,000 dwellings over the last three decades.
Our vision for Danks Street District is to create a vibrant precinct that embodies community spirit, convenience and leisure at its core. A natural extension of nearby Surry Hills, bringing the vibrancy of the inner-city to the community of Waterloo.
7000+
dwellings complete
2000+
dwellings planned
4.5 Stars
icirt Accredited developer
30 years
of creating communities
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architect
MHNDU is a Sydney architectural collective committed to creating timeless spaces which cater to modern sensibilities. Dedicated to our craft for over twenty-five years, our ethos is unwavering: to cultivate experiential beauty in built form. All of our projects are a physical testament to our fundamental philosophy of respecting the nuances of the architectural artform, catering to our clients’ needs for a unification of residential liveability and luxuriousness.
architect
Fieldwork sees architecture as a social and civic practice. From our homes to our schools, from our workplaces to our creative and civic spaces, we all engage with architecture on a daily basis. We believe architecture is a sensitive, spatial practice from which the entirety of life unfolds. We are a Melbourne-based architecture and interior design studio founded in 2013. We have grown into a team of more than 25 practitioners from diverse cultures spanning expertise in the fields of architecture, commerce, design, urbanism, publishing and art.
landscaper
Landscape architects, Arcadia, are committed to working with Dasco on capturing the community spirit and local character of Waterloo in the public spaces of Danks Street District. From green spaces, communal plazas, and public artworks to landscaped terraces and shared rooftop facilities, the natural environment seamlessly ties Danks St District together. While each building harbours individual character and unique design narratives, the landscape vision brings together the all these elements into one visionary precinct.