202-214 Normanby Road, Southbank

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Melbourne's Southbank represents nearly 30 years of development which has transformed industrial land on the banks of the Yarra River into a thriving suburb and this shows no signs of abating anytime soon.

The next five years will see an even more dramatic transformation as Southbank not only reaches for the sky but sets its focus to the street and improving the quality of the pedestrian environment.

Significant developments such as some of Australia's tallest buildings in Australia 108 (319m) One Queensbridge Street and (323m) Southbank by Beulah (360m) will join Eureka Tower (297m) in producing a dramatic cluster of buildings.

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<figcaption>Southbank's tallest towers. L-R: Australia108, One Queensbridge, Southbank by Beulah</figcaption></figure>Tower's aside Southbank is also seeing increased investment in the public realm both from the private sector, and local and state governments.

As part of stage 1 of its Melbourne Square development, OSK Property will deliver a new 3,700 sqm sloping public park which will occupy more than 20 per cent of overall site. Upon completion Melbourne Square will comprise six towers including an office and hotel, Southbank's first full line supermarket, and childcare and health services.

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<figcaption>Melbourne Square's sloping park. Image: OSK Property</figcaption></figure>The State Government's continued investment in the Southbank Arts Precinct will see $208 million committed towards the planning of stage 1 of a project that would see the development of NGV Contemporary on the former Carlton &amp; United Breweries headquarters site which the government purchased earlier this year.

A currently vacant site which hosts the Testing Ground pop-up at 1 City Road, will also become the home of a new hub for the precinct. 

The hub will house the Australia Performing Arts Gallery, an expanded Australian Music Vault, administrative, education and research facilities, and a new centre for small-to-medium and independent arts organisations.

18,000 square metres of new and expanded open space will be added to Southbank via an elevated park at the Southbank Boulevard end linking Princes Bridge down through the precinct to a new linear park on Southbank Boulevard.

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<figcaption>Southbank Arts Precinct transformation. Image: Urban Circus via ARM</figcaption></figure>Other projects such as the City of Melbourne's Southbank Boulevard and Dodd Street transformation, coupled with the City Road Master Plan will add to the suburb's open space network which is currently lacking.

The Southbank Boulevard transformation project which will be undertaken in stages will create 2.5 hectares of new public open space on Southbank Boulevard and Dodds Street, with the first stage expected to take 18-months to complete.

Upon completion the project will provide Southbank, which is Melbourne’s most densely populated suburb with much needed public open space.

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<figcaption>Southbank Boulevard and Dodds Street will add much needed open space. Image: City of Melbourne</figcaption></figure>A number of developments within the Fishermans Bend Urban Renewal Area are expanding the Southbank skyline westwards however, these projects will ultimately form the Montague Precinct in the future.

<h2>Planning Assessment</h2>

An overview of projects currently under planning assessment within Southbank:

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<figcaption> </figcaption></figure><h2>Approved </h2>

An overview of approved developments within Southbank:

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<figcaption> </figcaption></figure><h2>Sales &amp; Registration</h2>

An overview of Southbank developments currently at Sales &amp; Registration:

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<figcaption> </figcaption></figure><h2>Under Construction</h2>

An overview of developments currently under construction within Southbank:

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Laurence Dragomir

Southbank Development Overview August 2018

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Southbank's continued evolution as Melbourne's most dense suburb continues with 11 projects dispersed throughout the suburb, currently at construction.

Upon completion these projects will collectively deliver 5,208 apartments in addition to 727 hotel rooms. 

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<figcaption>An overview of construction activity within Southbank.</figcaption></figure>The largest of these is Australia 108, which is making heady progress as it begins to surpass the heights of surrounding towers, on its way to an eventual height of 319m.

It is located within a pocket of Southbank which has three other buildings of significant height and density under construction. These are Stage One of Melbourne Square which comprises two buildings of 72 and 56-storeys respectively and Southbank Place on opposite corners of Kavanagh Street. 

Melbourne Square has just begun climbing out of the ground, while Southbank Place is much further advanced and is well beyond the halfway point.

Additionally, the Adina Hotel on the corner of Southbank Boulevard and City Road is seeing the first of its first 10 floors being added above the existing office structure.

The outliers as indicated in the map above are 202-214 Normanby Road within the Fishermans Bend Urban Renewal Area which has just commenced construction, and The Evermore and Botanic developments located within the Domain precinct.

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<figcaption>Australia 108. Image: Mark Baljak</figcaption></figure>Australia 108's core has reached level 67, surpassing Freshwater Place, with the floor slabs tracking behind at approximately level 61.

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<figcaption>Melbourne Square Stage One. Image: urban.com.au user redden</figcaption></figure>The cores for both towers are out of the ground and the first floor slabs have started being formed. 

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<figcaption>Southbank Place. Image: urban.com.au user redden</figcaption></figure>Southbank Place is progressing rapidly on the corner of Power and Kavanagh Streets with the core likely to top out by the end of the year and the floors not far behind. Facade installation is also keeping up with the pace of construction.

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<figcaption>Imperium Hotel. Image: urban.com.au user redden</figcaption></figure>Tucked away on Moray Street, Imperium Hotel's narrow footprint is rising quickly with the core clearing podium height.

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<figcaption>Adina Hotel. Image: SSC user redden</figcaption></figure>The first of the steel members of the transfer level have been installed, with the subsequent floors above this to be CLT construction.

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<figcaption>167 City Road. Image: urban.com.au user redden</figcaption></figure>The wedge shaped hotel has topped out with facade installation and interior fit-out works continuing.

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<figcaption>Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. Image: urban.com.au user redden</figcaption></figure>The John Wardle-designed building for University of Melbourne while not large by Southbank standard is making an impact on the Sturt Street streetscape.

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<figcaption>Botanic. Image: urban.com.au user redden</figcaption></figure>Excavation is progressing on site at Botanic, to allow for construction of the basement parking levels.

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<figcaption>The Evermore. Image: urban.com.au user redden</figcaption></figure>The Evermore site has almost been completely cleared with piling due to commence thereafter.
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Southbank Construction Overview - August 2018

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Developer Blue Earth Group is pushing through with two sizeable developments, including initiating Fishermans Bend's latest skyscraper.

Piling works have begun at Southbank's 202-214 Normanby Road, heralding the latest addition to the sluggish Fishermans Bend development scene. Blue Earth Group <a href="https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/fosters-to-sell-cubs-southbank-headquarters-20170426-gvswq6">reportedly</a> nabbed the approved 1,518 square metre site during 2017 when it was offered for sale with a permit in place.

Rothelowman created the approved scheme for the site although an amended design is being sought for the tower, with CHT Architects tipped to be leading the redesign.

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<figcaption>Normanby Road and the initial Rothelowman design</figcaption></figure>202-214 Normanby Road's initiation is the first major apartment project start within Fishermans Bend in over a year. Incidentally Blue Earth Group was the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/fishermans-bends-first-project-breaks-ground">first developer to begin construction</a> of a residential tower in the urban renewal precinct, with Gravity Tower commencing during 2015.

Since that time there have been scant few construction starts within Fishermans Bend as planning uncertainty superseded many development applications. The only other project moving toward construction is directly opposite 202-214 Normanby Road; Capital Alliance is looking to move the mixed-use <a href="/buildings/normanby-199-201-normanby-road-southbank">199-201 Normanby Road</a> tower to construction during this quarter.

Across town and Blue Earth Group is preparing for the launch of a major mixed-use development in Ivanhoe.

Site clearance works are all but complete across 37-63 Bell Street with a display suite taking shape. Developer JTX International gained approval for 36,000 square metres of built form across the triple fronted 8,924 square metre site and promptly onsite the permit.

Blue Earth Group <a href="https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/jtx-sells-25m-ivanhoe-site-for-treble-what-it-paid-last-year-20170824-gy32ir">reportedly</a> picked up the site during 2017. Whether the developer sticks with the Hayball-designed approved scheme remains to be seen.

Approved within the Hayball scheme are 244 residential apartments, 80 Independent Living Units, 100 Aged Care beds, a 90 place childcare centre and 665 square metres of commercial space.

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<figcaption>37-63 Bell Street Ivanhoe's current progress</figcaption></figure>Blue Earth Group's moves on Ivanhoe and Fishermans Bend are in addition to their current crop of developments.

A short distance to their Bell Street development, marketing continues in earnest for 9-11 Martin Street in Heidelberg. Dubbed <a href="/buildings/martin-powlett-9-11-martin-street-heidelberg">Martin &amp; Powlett</a> the projejct includes approximately 120 dwellings.

Now at construction for the developer is the first phase of Footscray's <a href="/buildings/boat-house-2-joseph-road-footscray">2-6 Hopkins Street</a>, Brunswick West's <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/buildings/the-grove-1-5-olive-york-way-brunswick-west">1-5 Olive York Way</a> and <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/embassy-36-doonside-street-richmond">Embassy</a> within Richmond. Add Southbank's <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/buildings/the-international-61-haig-street-southbank">The International</a> which is receiving its finishing touches and the quartet of builds will add hundreds of new apartments to Melbourne's stock. 
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Blue Earth's Fishermans Bend skyscraper moves to construction, Ivanhoe approaching launch

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What seemed like a relative lull in activity within Fishermans Bend has been busted in recent weeks as the Urban Renewal Area experiences an intense period of development activity. Land transactions lead the way with a host of sites capable of accommodating developments of various sizes on the market.

As many as a dozen sites within Fishermans Bend are currently offered for sale, signalling a spike in activity within the precinct which has seen seldom few projects released for public purchase thus far.

Of the sites for sale, two come with planning approval. 199-201 Normanby Road is the largest and includes provision for 262 apartments whilst 179 Gladstone Street is a more modest schemes that unsuccessfully launched as Custom Apartments.

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<figcaption>Prospective and potential Fishermans Bend apartment developments</figcaption></figure>Beyond those, the balance of sites currently on offer present as future development prospects.

South Melbourne's 90-96 Johnson Street is the largest with Fitzroys assigned to the 4,066sqm site which holds a combined frontage of 106 metres and CitiPower as a prime tenant. CBRE's 112 Munro Street also shapes as a site capable of handling substantial development with the triple fronted 2,023sqm parcel beyond the first round of offers. 

Generally smaller in nature, the balance of sites are touting development potential of up to 18 levels with 12 Thistlethwaite Street a prime example.

<figure><a class="colorbox colorbox-insert-image" href="https://res.cloudinary.com/dz9xllyip/image/fetch/q_auto:good/https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/pictures/article-images/image33_7.jpg" rel="gallery-all" title="272-280 Normanby Road is set for redevelopment. Image: proUrban"><img alt="" class="image-article-full-width-580px" height="661" src="/sites/urban.melbourne/files/styles/article_full_width_580px/public/pictures/article-images/image33_7.jpg?itok=sLmqhgSj" title="272-280 Normanby Road is set for redevelopment. Image: proUrban" width="580"></a>

<figcaption>272-280 Normanby Road is set for redevelopment. Image: proUrban</figcaption></figure>In planning happenings three separate projects have recently entered the statutory approvals process.

118 Bertie Street Port Melbourne is subject to an 18 storey mixed use development comprising residential apartments and commercial space over a site which is currently utilised by the Power Group. Further Laconia House at 179-185 Normanby Road Southbank is also subject to a retail, commercial and residential tower proposal. 

The tower would reportedly stand at 150 metres and include 318 apartments.

Also at planning is 272-280 Normanby Road which was <a href="http://www.theage.com.au/business/property/owner-seeks-to-flip-fishermans-bend-landholding-20160607-gpdk94#ixzz4AvSxLGqS">recently put on the market according to Fairfax.</a> Consultancy proUrban is running with a Hayball-designed scheme for a tower covering the site, although it remains unclear if the image above and what has been submitted for approval onsite are one and the same.

The wraps are also off 202-204 Normanby Road with City of Port Phillip providing detail on the project which would see 284 apartments created over a 40 level structure.

The flurry of land activity looks set to unleash an upswing in project releases within Fishermans Bend. Developer Third Street's P.M. Port Melbourne is set to create approximately 500 apartments for the precinct whilst Portal Properties' 181 Ferrars Street looks is likely to become the next project to head to sales.

<figure><a class="colorbox colorbox-insert-image" href="https://res.cloudinary.com/dz9xllyip/image/fetch/q_auto:good/https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/pictures/article-images/image32_3.jpg" rel="gallery-all" title="89 Lorimer Street has been sold. Image: Colliers"><img alt="" class="image-article-full-width-580px" height="359" src="/sites/urban.melbourne/files/styles/article_full_width_580px/public/pictures/article-images/image32_3.jpg?itok=m0LAZ41-" title="89 Lorimer Street has been sold. Image: Colliers" width="580"></a>

<figcaption>89 Lorimer Street has been sold. Image: Colliers</figcaption></figure>At the foot of Fishermans Bend's Lorimer Precinct, 89 Lorimer Street has found a new owner with Colliers recently announcing a private offshore property developer has secured the site. With approval for 940 dwellings, the scheme was sold by local developer Little Projects after they managed to gain planning approval for the site which sits behind Mirvac's Yarra's Edge precinct.
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Southbank Development Overview August 2018

Southbank Construction Overview - August 2018

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