Every Figurehead project begins with a moment of intent — a tradition we call Sign and Sip. It marks the formal start of a build, but more than that, it’s a moment to pause, recognise the work ahead, and celebrate the relationships that make it all possible.

Some of these moments feel more like a homecoming. And our recent rooftop gathering at 116 Rokeby for Central Park II was exactly that.

Familiar Faces, Shared Standards

Central Park II will deliver 27 premium residences to Malvern East, designed with restraint, refinement, and a deep understanding of place. It’s a project that reflects the values we hold close: quality in every detail, clarity in communication, and respect for the process.

The project brings together a team we know well — and trust deeply.
Developer Roulston and development partner Moda have long shared our commitment to creating considered, enduring homes.
Ewert Leaf, as lead architects, bring a thoughtful design approach that aligns with our own standards for buildability and precision.
And Jack Merlo, once again, shapes the landscape with his signature balance of structure and softness.

Behind the scenes, this project is also supported by a skilled and experienced team including O’Neill Group, Red Fire Engineers, Salta Properties, PAX Project Management, Buxton Group, and Floreancig Smith Building Surveyors. Each plays a critical role in bringing this vision to life.

The Value of a Good Start

The event wasn’t about fanfare. It was about alignment — setting the tone for the build ahead. It reminded us why relationships matter: when the right people come together, the process becomes not just more efficient, but more rewarding.

There were a few questionable construction stories (as always), a lot of laughter, and shared optimism for what’s to come. The kind of night that confirms: the job ahead is in the right hands.

We look forward to delivering Central Park II — and to doing it with a team that knows what quality really takes.