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COX Architecture unveils On Hills Central, redefining urban living in Sydney’s northwest

21 Feb, 2025
COX Architecture unveils On Hills Central, redefining urban living in Sydney's northwest


COX Architecture has completed On Hills Central, a major residential project that introduces a new architectural language to Sydney’s northwest.

Located in the growing Rouse Hill precinct, the development sets a new standard for urban living in the area.

The project’s defining feature is its intricate brickwork façade, developed in collaboration with Brickworks.

This design element adds warmth and character to both the skyline and streetscape, showcasing a level of detail and quality uncommon in large-scale residential projects.

Felipe Miranda, director at COX, stated: “On Hills Central is a statement on how architecture can enhance urban living while remaining grounded in place and purpose.

“The brick detailing exemplifies how traditional craftsmanship can create something contemporary and characterful for the community.”

Drawing inspiration from the Hills District’s natural environment and community spirit, the design responds to the area’s unique climate and lifestyle.

The project offers a balance of communal spaces and private retreats, with generous areas designed to foster interaction among residents.

On Hills Central aligns with Ecospective’s vision of high-quality living, enhancing Rouse Hill’s character and livability.

This project builds upon COX Architecture‘s long-standing contribution to the area, including their work on the Rouse Hill Town Centre master plan.

“On Hills Central demonstrates how architecture can shape communities, elevate social value and create places people are proud to call home,” Miranda added, emphasising the project’s role in supporting the ongoing transformation of Rouse Hill into a vibrant, walkable, and connected neighbourhood.

With its completion, On Hills Central stands as a testament to COX Architecture’s commitment to innovative design that enhances urban living while respecting local context and community needs.

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