108/70 Southbank Blvd, Southbank Victoria 3006

108 / 70 Southbank Blvd, Southbank

Apartment - Southbank Victoria

Soaring to 101 levels above the city, Australia 108 will be the tallest building in Melbourne and home to the tallest apartments in the Southern Hemisphere.

Located a short stroll from Melbourne’s CBD, Australia 108 is central to all the amenities that central Melbourne has to offer including Crown Casino, Southbank arts and entertainment precincts, the parklands of the Royal Botanic Gardens, major educational facilities, employment precincts and internationally renowned dining and shopping destinations.

Australia 108 enjoys immediate access to all of Melbourne’s 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.

It is also conveniently located in close proximity to public transport networks, including Flinders Street Station and various tram and bus routes serving the broader metropolitan area. The upper levels enjoy unparalleled 360 degree views over the Melbourne CBD and Port Phillip Bay.

Australia 108’s interiors provide a sense of luxury derived from conveying a sensory and emotional experience of ease and well-being. Consideration of the feel of the space and its changes with light, aspect and reflection are central to the design.

A sense of luxury is derived from the selection of materials and finishes. Joinery materials in the kitchens and bathrooms provide contrast – exploring the way in which light falls and reflects to create depth and illusion. Timber provides softness and warmth in floor treatment.

The interplay of light and materiality meets the functional needs of comfort, at the same time framing and highlighting views, focusing on the fluidity of materials and providing a sense of openness.