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	<li>A collection of sophisticated residences.</li>
	<li>Spacious interiors and simplistic design.</li>
	<li>Panoramic views of the CBD and highly walkable location.</li>
</ul>

 
Bringing a slice of Scandinavia to the tree-lined streets of Kew, MAKE Architecture and Grocon are behind the stylish Denmark Kew building. Emulating Nordic elements, the team has created a fusion of elegant materials and sophisticated design.

A collection of 52 residences ensconced in an 11-floor structure, Denmark Kew incorporates blonde timber and natural stone, paired with contrasting black steel elements, to deliver a superior and timeless design. With a proud nod to Nordic scheme, the facade places simplicity, minimalism, and functionality at the heart of its expression. With panoramic views of the CBD in mind, this mid-rise sits in an elevated position with two principal frontages.

The beautiful outdoor terraces, complete with a relaxing lounge area, modern fire pit, and breathtaking views, will impress residents and visitors alike. When the need for workout beckons, enjoy access to the on-site gym. Come evening time when all you want to do is switch off -- grab the popcorn, take a seat in the theatre, and your night is made.

With one, two, and three-bedroom apartments available, Denmark’s interiors are truly a breath of fresh air as they mirror the same unique themes of the exquisite exterior. Effusing tone and texture into the walls and floors, dark timber joinery and floorboards reign the striking qualities of the kitchen and living space.&nbsp;

Contrast is delivered through the inclusion of matte black elements and fixtures, including a stunning island bench and state-of-the-art fireplace, resulting in classic-yet-elegant appeal. Featuring natural stone splashbacks, seamless timber joinery, and European appliances, the kitchen is spacious enough for you to flaunt your culinary know-how and have your guests wanting more.

Rich materials and strong depth of colour make the bedroom and bathroom so comfortable and alluring that you will have trouble leaving. Featuring walk-in wardrobes, lush wool carpet, and a lavish ensuite clad in large mirrors, residences will have you feeling like you really are in Scandinavia. The ensuites incorporate grand tiling, generous shower, and brass fixtures finished in matte black.

<ul><li>A collection of sophisticated residences.</li>
	<li>Spacious interiors and simplistic design.</li>
	<li>Panoramic views of the CBD and highly walkable location.</li>
</ul>
Bringing a slice of Scandinavia to the tree-lined streets of Kew, MAKE Architecture and Grocon are behind the stylish Denmark Kew building. Emulating Nordic elements, the team has created a fusion of elegant materials and sophisticated design.

A collection of 52 residences ensconced in an 11-floor structure, Denmark Kew incorporates blonde timber and natural stone, paired with contrasting black steel elements, to deliver a superior and timeless design. With a proud nod to Nordic scheme, the facade places simplicity, minimalism, and functionality at the heart of its expression. With panoramic views of the CBD in mind, this mid-rise sits in an elevated position with two principal frontages.

The beautiful outdoor terraces, complete with a relaxing lounge area, modern fire pit, and breathtaking views, will impress residents and visitors alike. When the need for workout beckons, enjoy access to the on-site gym. Come evening time when all you want to do is switch off -- grab the popcorn, take a seat in the theatre, and your night is made.

With one, two, and three-bedroom apartments available, Denmark’s interiors are truly a breath of fresh air as they mirror the same unique themes of the exquisite exterior. Effusing tone and texture into the walls and floors, dark timber joinery and floorboards reign the striking qualities of the kitchen and living space. 

Contrast is delivered through the inclusion of matte black elements and fixtures, including a stunning island bench and state-of-the-art fireplace, resulting in classic-yet-elegant appeal. Featuring natural stone splashbacks, seamless timber joinery, and European appliances, the kitchen is spacious enough for you to flaunt your culinary know-how and have your guests wanting more.

Rich materials and strong depth of colour make the bedroom and bathroom so comfortable and alluring that you will have trouble leaving. Featuring walk-in wardrobes, lush wool carpet, and a lavish ensuite clad in large mirrors, residences will have you feeling like you really are in Scandinavia. The ensuites incorporate grand tiling, generous shower, and brass fixtures finished in matte black.

Denmark Kew - 102 Denmark Street, Kew

Perfectly positioned in Kew, just 5km from Melbourne CBD, a wealth of local luxuries can be found right at your doorstep allowing you to lead a life of convenience. Catch up with friends over a casual lunch or celebrate the end of the working week over drinks and dinner at some of the exceptional bars and restaurants. Descending from Nordic design, Denmark’s architecture is traditionally characterised by simplicity, minimalism and functionality. Inside you are met by impeccably detailed living spaces and generously sized homes that cater to a variety of needs and purposes. Its elevated position and two principal frontages exquisitely captures panoramic views of the CBD, whilst providing stunning vistas of Kew and its verdant neighbouring suburbs.

Perfectly positioned in Kew, just 5km from Melbourne CBD, a wealth of local luxuries can be found right at your doorstep allowing you to lead a life of convenience. Catch up with friends over a casual lunch or celebrate the end of the working week over drinks and dinner at some of the exceptional bars and restaurants. Descending from Nordic design, Denmark’s architecture is traditionally characterised by simplicity, minimalism and functionality. Inside you are met by impeccably detailed living spaces and generously sized homes that cater to a variety of needs and purposes. Its elevated position and two principal frontages exquisitely captures panoramic views of the CBD, whilst providing stunning vistas of Kew and its verdant neighbouring suburbs.

Denmark, Kew - 112 High Street, Kew VIC 3101

Swanston Square - 551 Swanston Street, Carlton

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A boom in mixed-use or other sector projects has seen Melbourne record a lift of almost eight per cent in the Q1 2021, according to the latest RLB Crane Index.

Over the last six months there have been 15 cranes added, with four added to each of the $800 million Caulfield Village in Caulfield North and the $220 million Richmond Quarter.

Three cranes were added to the Elizabeth north project in Elizabeth Street, bringing their total number of cranes to four.

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Melbourne's Crane Index. Source: RLB Crane Index Q1

West Side Place Stage two also has four cranes, while there are three cranes are located at QVM Residences, Sapphire by the Gardens and Union Quarter. These six projects account for 22 of the 39 mixed-use cranes in Melbourne, according to RLB.

The cranes came down at the now completed Docklands Residences in Docklands. Developed by Capital Alliance, Docklands Residences comprises 88 apartments which have been built above a 200 room Marriott Hotel, the first built in Australia for over two decades.

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Cranes in inner Melbourne fell by seven to 95, the lowest since Q2 2018. That was primarily caused by the completion or near completion of many residential projects which saw residential cranes fall by 16 to 28.

Melbourne's east saw their residential cranes drop to nine, the lowest on record. Residential projects still account for 50 per cent of total cranes in east.

Residential cranes were removed from Camberwell's Anderson Park, the Summit and Alpine Apartments in Doncaster and the Hawthorn East apartment development Hawthorn Park.

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Developer Dahua Group had Rothelowman create the $300 million Hawthorn Park development alongside landscape architect Jack Merlo, with the standout feature of the 368 apartment development its striking infinity pool linking two of buildings.

Cranes came down at the nearby Toorak Road, Hawthorn East development Brasshouse, Lilydale Grove in Hawthorn East and The Kent in Hawthorn. The East Central tower in Box Hill saw cranes removed, as did Ramsay Gardens in Vermont South.

New cranes were placed for Pace of Blackburn, the modern project from the recent Master Builders Victoria award winners Pace Development Group, as well as Grocon's Denmark Kew and Prospect and Panorama Apartments in Box Hill, among others.

Melbourne's north saw 22 new cranes added with the region hitting 27, just below the record high of 27 in Q2 2018. There were just six removals.

It was busy in Brunswick, with cranes being moved on to the sites of Pellicano's build-to-rent Solarino house, Lucent's The Stewart Collective and Balfe Park Lane Apartments.

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Home by Caydon in Alphington and the Capella Apartments in Reservoir, developed by Forte Group, each installed two cranes on their sites.

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Melbourne's north was the only region to see an increase in residential cranes, increasing by 16 cranes to 23.

The south saw an increase of four cranes mainly due to commencement of the Caulfield Village project.

Other new projects in the south include Pavillion on the Park, developed by Sydney One Investments in Armadale, Lowe Living's Azure in Aspendale and Olea Residences in Caulfield.

There's also the family Supportive housing in Dandenong, Prince Corporation's East village in Prahran, Sandringham's Trentham House to be delivered by Carpe and the Loreto old St Georges building in Toorak.

Cranes were removed from Sutherland and Alara in Armadale, Olivia and Brighton Collection in Brighton, Collins &amp; Bates in Chadstone, Eastwood Monash in Clayton and The Glen in Glen Waverley, among others.

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Melbourne's west grew by four cranes to now total 18 cranes. Footscray remains the central area of crane activity with eight cranes including three new cranes at the new mixed-use project at Union Quarter in Spotswood.

Cranes were also added to Liberty one, 21 Victoria and Riverfront in Footscray and Kings Village in Kingsville.

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Liberty One, to be delivered by Bensons Property Group, has 350 one and two bedroom apartments across its Warde Street development.
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Cranes in inner Melbourne fell by seven to 95, the lowest since Q2 2018

Joel Robinson

Mixed-use projects see crane levels rise across Melbourne

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Daniel Grollo’s luxury Eureka sub-penthouse, which recently underwent a $15 million fitout, will be sold as part of the fallout from Grocon’s recent collapse. 

The Grocon-constructed Eureka Tower penthouse is ultimately owned by a company among the nearly 100 entities in the hands of administrators. 

Administrator KordaMentha confirmed it has taken control of the level-80 sub-penthouse. 

There have been demands of creditors to claim and sell the expansive apartment.

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The apartment has a central lift which opens to a private lobby and hallway, along with four-bedrooms each with ensuite. There are two offices, a gym and eight car spaces.

The Herald Sun reported the interior has been finished in black granite, marble, lacquer, metallic wallpaper with furniture from French luxury house Hermes. 

The sky-high luxury pad was valued at $16.5 million in 2019.

The Eureka Tower is a 297 metre skyscraper located in the Southbank precinct to a design by  Fender Katsalidis Architects.

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Meanwhile the top two levels of Eureka Tower have been put up for sale by the private equity-owned hospitality company Journey Beyond.

There are hopes for up to $50 million for levels 88 and 89 through JLL.

Level 88 is known as Eureka Skydeck and level 89 houses the Eureka 89 restaurant and event space.
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