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Melbourne One + Australis

Melbourne One + Australis

These sister towers adjoin on a site in the western sector of Melbourne’s Capital City Zone.

Australis' site formed part of The Age newspaper’s printworks. This former use informed the striking graphic design on the sheathed podium, enlivening the facade with a representation of printers’ blocks.

Client
Central Equity
Location
Melbourne, Victoria
Photography
Damian Kook, Brookfield, Forescene
Traditional Country
Wurundjeri and Bunurong
Melbourne One is the 'big sister' to Australis. The Lonsdale Street frontage retains an early 20th-century warehouse with elaborate brick-and-stucco detailing, originally occupied by a carriage manufacturer. This tower’s podium is cloaked in a similar screen to that of Australis, and the two towers are separated by a large rooftop garden.
Project by Baldasso Cortese incorporating DOIG Architecture.
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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands where our studios are located, the Wurundjeri Woiwurrung people of Yálla-birr-ang, Collingwood and the Wadawurrung people of Djiling, Geelong.

We pay our respects to Elders, past and present, across all regions of Victoria and beyond. We honour the design ingenuity of First Peoples over millennia, their unique contribution to our understanding of place, and their care for the Country on which we create.