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RetailStaff WriterWed 13 May 15

Lend Lease To Make Towering Statement at Docklands

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Developer Lend Lease has unveiled plans for two sets of twin towers at its $600 million mixed-use development along the north bank of Victoria Harbour in Melbourne's CBD.

Located at 839-899 Collins Street in the Docklands area, the Lend Lease development would consist of four towers with a combined total of 1,070 apartments.

Stage 1 would comprise a 30-level tower and a 24-level tower, offering 539 apartments in total with a mix of one, two and three bedroom designs. The towers would reach a height of 93.6m.

ALSO SEE: Lend Lease Releases Darling Square Apartments

Stage 2 would comprise a 30-level tower and a 24-level tower, offering 531 apartments in total with a mix of one, two and three bedroom designs. The towers would reach a height of 75.9m.

The development, which was designed by Sydney-based architect Koichi Takada Architects, would also have 748 car park spaces, 371 bike spaces, 1,499sqm of retail and podium landscaped areas.

The project is currently going through Planning Assessment.


Image copyright Koichi Takada Architects

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