Overview

History
TP Dynamics was founded in 2011 by Managing Director, Tony Pan. From single-dwelling residences in Crace, Ford and Bonner, TP Dynamics broadened its remit to include townhouses, mixed-use precincts and urban revitalisation projects. In 2015, Hillcrest at Weston was a milestone for the company, the four freestanding residences achieving a sophistication of design and function that would set the tone going forward.
PIONEER at Amaroo was TP Dynamics’ first foray into mixed-use development, strategically positioned next to the emerging Amaroo group centre. Nearby, a collection of townhouses further demonstrated TP Dynamics’ commitment to a new Canberra lifestyle defined by smart, functional and beautiful design.
In 2018, TP Dynamics embarked on the ambitious WISH revitalisation project in the heart of Bruce. The three-stage vision is breathing new life into the established suburb through retail and commercial offerings while providing opportunities for Canberrans to experience inner-city living without sacrificing proximity to nature and amenity.
Fast forward to 2025 and TP Dynamics continues to innovate and adapt, with exciting transformation projects underway at Dickson Village and Yowani Grounds. Our legacy is just beginning.
Our foundations were laid in 2011 — and we’ve been building ever since.
Set high above the Molonglo Valley in North Weston, Hillcrest is an award winning collection of four freestanding residences that embrace space, light and sweeping views. Each home has been positioned to maximise natural outlooks, with floor to ceiling glazing and generous terraces that open fully to the landscape. This is living on a different level.
Pioneer is a boutique collection of 35 one and two bedroom apartments, thoughtfully positioned within the Amaroo shopping precinct. As TP Dynamics’ first mixed use project, Pioneer combines residential comfort with the energy of a growing retail hub, offering a lifestyle of ease, connection and long term value.
Across three thoughtfully executed stages, the NEST series in Lawson exemplifies TP Dynamics’ commitment to quality and community. From the initial residences to the final villas, each phase contributed to a cohesive and vibrant neighbourhood. The success of NEST stands as a testament to our dedication to creating enduring and well-integrated living environments.
Delivered across three distinct stages, WISH RISE and IVES. This precinct marks TP Dynamics’ first large-scale mixed use community. Blending contemporary townhouses with everyday retail and essential commercial space, it created a self-sustaining neighbourhood in the heart of Canberra’s north. As our first true precinct, Bruce reflected a shift in scale and ambition, where the focus moved beyond housing to shaping how people live, connect and thrive.
Dickson Village represented a bold step into established surrounds, bringing new life to one of Canberra’s most iconic urban centres. With a carefully integrated mix of apartments, retail and commercial space, it became a key anchor in the renewal of Dickson’s core. Defined by strong architectural character and a focus on everyday convenience, this project cemented TP Dynamics’ role in shaping Canberra’s evolving town centres.
G+ brought new energy to Giralang, introducing a contemporary mix of apartments and local retail to a quiet suburban centre. Positioned at the heart of a growing neighbourhood, it offered residents a fresh sense of connection, convenience and community. With its modern design and walkable layout, G+ became a new local landmark and a key step in Giralang’s evolution
Newlyne is a landmark precinct redefining Canberra’s inner north with a rare combination of location vision and enduring quality Bordering Yowani Golf Course and minutes from the city it brings together premium apartments architecturally designed townhomes and a future retail village into one cohesive address More than a residential project Newlyne is a long term commitment to shaping place where lifestyle design and green space converge to form a new benchmark for integrated urban living in Canberra