Lendlease has sold its first commercial office tower at One Melbourne Quarter, part of the company’s newest urban regeneration project.
The next-generation office tower at the $2 billion Melbourne Quarter project is designed by Melbourne architects Denton Corker Marshall. It is the first of seven commercial and residential buildings in the precinct.
Sustainability has been a major focus of the new 13-storey office building with a six-star Green Star Design and as Built rating, and a five-star NABERS energy rating.
One Melbourne Quarter comprises 26,400 square metres of net lettable area with large floorplates of approximately 2000 square metres, retail lettable area of 980 square metres and up to 106 car spaces.
The Melbourne Quarter precinct is expected to offer approximately 120,000 square metres of agile and flexible office space, 1690 apartments, 4000 square metres of retail space, childcare and end-of-trip facilities and a health and wellness centre.
The precinct will be complemented by a Skypark offering workers the ability to re-charge or work outside the office and enhancing their health and wellbeing.
Lendlease’s chief executive officer for property, Kylie Rampa, said the sale of One Melbourne Quarter was a key milestone in the early stages of the project.
“The sale of this building brings the vision of Melbourne Quarter to life and will drive increased momentum for the project,” Rampa said.
