MELBOURNE CONNECT

Home to thought leaders, emerging talent and innovators, Melbourne Connect is a purpose-built innovation precinct developed by the University of Melbourne.

 

Project Overview

  • Address

    700 SWANSTON STREET, CARLTON
  • Client

    University of Melbourne
  • Builder

    Lendlease
  • Architect

    Woods Bagot
  • Value of works

    $635,000.00
  • Sector

    Education
  • Completion

    2021

Melbourne Connect offers multiple and varying spaces including commercial offices, retail, event space and student accommodation.

Casello’s expertly installed Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) structure at Melbourne Connect showcases innovative beams, columns, and slabs, enhancing sustainability and architectural excellence in this vibrant precinct.

Decades of excellence, crafting enduring commercial spaces with expertise.

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