DOMA unveils 31 north-facing Brickworks townhomes

According to the DOMA post, the 31 townhomes are designed by Stewart Architecture, with interiors by Phoebe Nicol. DOMA says every townhome faces north for sun, warmth and light. It adds that brick forms and long horizontal windows nod to Canberra’s modernist houses, and that a central stair and clerestory draw light into the heart of each home.

Inside, DOMA describes a warm and quiet palette of soft oak joinery, honed stone benchtops, warm white walls and brass hardware. The living areas are double height and open to gardens at the front and rear.

The Brickworks site has a long history as a source of bricks for early Canberra homes, a point DOMA makes on its own project page, where it says it wants to preserve the site’s heritage while opening it up to the community.

The numbers

DOMA’s post gives one headline figure, 31 townhomes in Stage One. The post does not give prices, bedroom counts, floor areas or a sales launch date, so none are reported here.

The wider precinct is larger. DOMA’s project page lists 380 dwellings across the Brickworks, with SJB, Mathieson, Stewart Architecture and Architectus named as architects. Region Canberra reported in August 2024 that the approved 16-hectare precinct would hold roughly 380 dwellings, a mix of detached houses, terraces and apartments, alongside shops, eateries, offices and health and wellbeing uses.

The post also points to amenity that DOMA says will open in 2028, including a luxury gym, bathhouse, day spa, recovery centre, skin clinic, restaurants, outdoor pools and tennis and padel courts. The post does not say whether the 31 townhomes themselves will be complete by then, and it does not describe the lease terms for the blocks.

What’s next

DOMA’s post invites buyers to register their interest through the link in its bio. The project page says the display suite is due to open in November 2026 and directs sales enquiries to its listed sales contact.

The post does not say when Stage One townhomes will go on sale or when construction or settlement is expected. Those details, along with pricing, are the main open questions for buyers. For another Canberra townhouse project, see our report on Peet’s Bruce proposal.