WESLEY PLACE

Wesley Place is a seamless blend of new and old to create an integrated public environment.

Project Overview

  • Address

    130 LONSDALE STREET, MELBOURNE
  • Client

    Charter Hall
  • Builder

    Lendlease
  • Architect

    Cox Architecture
  • Sector

    Commercial
  • Completion

    2021

One of the largest urban renewal projects in Melbourne, Wesley Place comprises three commercial towers over three conjoined sites located at 130, 140 and 150 Lonsdale Street.

Wesley Place stands as a transformative architectural precinct within Melbourne, forging an intersection of commerce and culture. This transformation breathes new life into the landscape, where a number of heritage buildings at ground level have been restored with modern carpentry and cladding elements, meticulously crafted by Casello. At 130 Lonsdale Street, a standout feature is the ground floor podium and ceiling cladding, creating an elegant entry point to the building.

transforming the way people work, connect and socialise.

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