Bourke Place, Office skyscraper in Melbourne central business district, Australia
Bourke Place is a 254 meter tall office tower in Melbourne's central business district with 51 floors and a distinctive sloped roofline. The facade showcases an extensive laminated glass design that gives the building its recognizable appearance.
The building was completed in 1991 by architects Godfrey & Spowers and marked a turning point in Melbourne's tall building development. This construction occurred during a period of intense growth in the central business district.
The ground floor foyer underwent a transformation in 2019 by 3XN and NH Architecture, adapting the space to modern business requirements.
The tower is equipped with modern facilities including multiple elevators and ample parking for cars and bicycles. The building's infrastructure meets current environmental standards and is easy to navigate.
The building's roof houses communication equipment that shapes its profile from above. The ground floor foyer was redesigned in 2019 to create a more open and welcoming entrance experience.
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