17,300 sqm of adaptive reuse commercial office and retail
Under construction for completion Q3 2024
World class ESD targets
16,000 sqm of new office development
Secure basement car parking
13,500 sqm of NLA
(subject to council approval)
A partnership between a world-class delivery team
Adaptive reuse of historic wool store
World Class Sustainability Targets
New Town Square to meet, socialise and connect
Excellent transport connectivity
3 mins from Kensington train station
6 mins from Citylink
Premium end of trip facilities and bike parking
Flexible floor plates which cater for both the small user and larger occupier
50,000 sqm office and retail precinct over three stages
Reimagined by esteemed global architectural firm, Woods Bagot, the project will be sympathetically adapted into a dynamic district that cultivates creativity and innovation. By breathing new life into the building, Younghusband will be conserved as a cherished icon, with its rich legacy weaved into the brickwork of a new form, revitalised for today.
| Level | Stock Building | Station Building | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 3 | Office | 1,406 sqm | Office | 3,316 sqm |
| Level 2 | Office | 1,404 sqm | Office | 3,078 sqm |
| Level 1 | Office | 1,445 sqm | Office | 2,662 sqm |
| Ground | Office Retail |
449 sqm 689 sqm GLAR |
Office | 1,718 sqm 787 sqm GLAR |
| Lower Ground | Office | 379 sqm | ||
By the late 1920s, construction of the Stock Building had commenced. At the time, the Stock Building and the Station Building were linked via three bridges, accessed through a sliding hatch within the roof, a reminder of how these spaces were once used.
With its bones laid in 1900, the Station Building displayed a traditional red brick construction, synonymous of the times. It ascended four storeys culminating in a sawtooth roof with integrated south lights. Taking pride of place is the building’s top floor, a massive show room bathed in natural light to showcase the country’s finest wool.
A Melbourne village at the apex of the city’s best transport infrastructure and lifestyle amenity.
Steeped in more than 120 years of history, Younghusband is a rare example of Victoria’s thriving wool trade.
Spanning 90 hectares, Younghusband is positioned in the Macauiay Renewal Precinct – Victoria’s most ambitious urban regeneration project.
The development team wishes to acknowledge the Wurundjeri, Bunurong, and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation, the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land on which this development will stand. We pay respect to Elders past present, and emerging.
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