Melbourne Square is one of the largest mixed-use precincts planned for central Melbourne.
Rising above an expansive 3,700 sqm park setting and a wide range of retail, dining and a full-lined supermarket, Melbourne Square delivers an array of premium apartments and penthouses, alongside an exceptional level of private amenity and lush rooftop gardens.
Situated on the corner of Power and Kavanagh Streets, Southbank and designed by COX Architecture with interiors by Carr, Melbourne Square will redefine how we live within the city.
Melbourne Square enjoys immediate access to Melbourne's premier retail, dining, education, recreation and employment precincts. The site location has ready access to a variety of public amenities; in particular Crown Casino, the Southbank Arts and Entertainment precincts, the parklands of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Queen Victoria Park, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australian Open tennis centre, major employment precincts and internationally renowned retail shopping as well as a myriad of bars and cafes.
Melbourne Square offers its residents a level of personal service and luxury amenity usually only found in the world's most luxurious hotels, beginning with the sumptuous lobby and dedicated concierge service.
Residents at Melbourne Square will have access to an abundant array of amenity within the building, and all designed with impeccable style by Sue Carr.
These spaces have been meticulously designed to suit every lifestyle, from private dining rooms where residents can enjoy dinner parties with guests in sumptuous surrounds, to a cinema, golf simulator, demonstration kitchen and children's play area. Both the podium and level 54 also include luxurious pool and gym spaces to enjoy.
Spread across two full floors of both towers, with an expansive outdoor pool, park and dining spaces between, the podium amenity provides a peaceful atmosphere for residents to enjoy at every hour.
For the interiors of the residences at Melbourne Square, Sue Carr has taken her inspiration from the pleated architectural form of the building and the layered garden landscapes to create a continuous experience from the outside in. The result is a collection of sky-high residences offering a rare balance of intelligent craft and impressive beauty. Each residence is a personal sanctuary of considered design.
