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120 Collins Lobby Revitalisation

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120 Collins Lobby Revitalisation

Overview
Melbourne’s Iconic Building is Being Revitalised 

The revitalisation of 120 Collins provides newly refined experiences, with a series of contemporary third spaces that complement the rapidly evolving needs of occupants and visitors to the building, making it a place you’ll want to work, not somewhere you have to be.

The new lobby becomes a natural extension of Melbourne’s iconic laneways and public realm through a newly connected ground plane – a continuous, activated precinct with clear and bold new entries to Collins, Little Collins and Russell Streets at the top end of the Collins Street precinct. Designed by Hassell architects, works are set to commence in late 2021 and will be revealed in 2023.
New Skydeck
An Active Place for Occupants to Enjoy

The new skydeck area will provide a sense of community and create an active place for occupants to enjoy. The space will come alive with a progressive calendar of events and wellness activities.​

120 Collins is unmistakably one of Melbourne’s iconic commercial buildings, and this revitalisation will ensure that rings true for decades to come as it redefines the future of work not just in Melbourne but on the global stage.
Celebrating Melbourne’s Past, Present and Future
The revitalisation removes much of the clutter of the existing lobby, replacing them with dramatic double and triple height glass walls and a series of floating metal canopies and mezzanines.

This reflective roofscape celebrates the historic buildings in the Professional Chambers and St Michael’s Church and draws the courtyard into the lobby, now an active urban oasis for retreat and refresh - an authentic, important piece of Melbourne’s past, present and future.

Daylight floods the new lobby not only through the dramatic glass wall facing the courtyard, but with a gallery-style glass atrium roof framed in matching reflective metal blades that also facilitate views of both the tower and professional chambers bookending the new best-in-class cafe that energizes the new lobby.
Next-generation Workplace Experience
Critical in future-proofing the workplace experience is access to nature and natural elements which is why we have created two complimentary gardens to the site – a lush new courtyard oasis that is wind-protected and a natural oasis, and a new skydeck to experience Melbourne’s heritage roofscape like never before in a raised ground plane for tenants only, a new experience that will transform 120 Collins and be the envy of Melbourne’s corporate-class.

Completing this next-generation lobby experience is a series of informal spaces for coffee catch-ups, meetings, various flexible work-modes through a new mezzanine level with bookable meeting spaces equipped with the latest technology and amenity.
Our Project Partners
Designed by Hassell
Hassell’s purpose is to design the world’s best places – places people love.​

We’re passionate in our belief that design has a long-term role to play in improving lives and making society more prosperous and resilient – and we have the specialised capabilities and people to make that happen. Globalisation, climate change, urbanisation, and digitisation present new opportunities and challenges for how we live. In this fast-changing context, we bring together the best designers and thinkers in a unique collaborative process that results in both beautiful design and measurable value.​
 
Design for the Future of Work

“The post-pandemic office allows people to work in a multitude of ways, more like a ‘clubhouse’ than the offices we used to know so people will want to come back to the city for collaborative work and innovation. Fundamental to achieving this at 120 Collins is creating a variety of flexible spaces for human interaction and connection and  access to outside spaces, fresh air and nature in a dynamic and engaging way.” – Ingrid Bakker, Hassell.

Our Partners
Thanks to Our Project Partners.


Constructed by: Kane Constructions

Managed by: Investa and CBRE

Key Milestones
Works commence - late 2021
Site establishment, hoardings and tunnel construction 

 
Main construction period - 2022

 
Completion of works - 2023
FAQs
Site establishment works will commence in late 2021, and construction works will commence in 2022.
Works are anticipated to be completed in 2023.
Works have been arranged to be undertaken in stages, providing continual unimpeded access to 120 Collins Street.
Yes, at all times the building will maintain secure access at the Ground Floor entrance and exit points.
Yes, the carpark entry will remain accessible throughout the duration of the works with the potential for some minor bay reallocations which will be communicated in advance to any affected occupants.
No, all access points to The End of Trip facilities will be maintained, including The Bike Cage.
The site office will be located in the Courtyard area behind the construction site hoarding.
The building contractors will be installing a full height hoarding in accordance with the hoarding and staging plans. The hoarding will be fully enclosed and will safely separate occupants from the construction works.
Guidelines will be established in conjunction with a Noisy Works Program, the Builder will implement full height acoustically designed panel hoardings and schedule works that might transmit excessive sound and vibrations through the upper levels outside of building hours. There will also be an acoustic monitoring system in place to assist with mitigating of noisy works during office hours.
FAQs continued
Yes, a connection to the fire stairs at ground floor will be maintained.
The hoardings around 120 Collins St will have wayfinding graphics installed helping people unfamiliar with the area locate the entrances.
Yes, the Concierge services will be maintained at ground floor during the works.
Yes, a tenant directory will be maintained at ground floor during the works.
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