Light House Melbourne, Residential skyscraper in Melbourne, Australia
Light House Melbourne is a 218-metre residential skyscraper at 450 Elizabeth Street, designed by Elenberg Fraser and developed by Hengyi Australia. Its 69 levels hold 607 apartments, with a reception and mail room at ground level and a gym, swimming pool and sauna on the eighth floor. Completed in 2017, it is among Melbourne's tallest residential buildings.
Construction began in May 2015 following official approval and was completed in 2017. The project marks an important phase in the city's modern residential development.
The building reflects the evolution of Melbourne's residential architecture, adding a residential component to the central business district's vertical development.
Light House Melbourne is a private residential tower at 450 Elizabeth Street, so there is no public visitor access and no observation deck. The gym, swimming pool and sauna on level eight serve residents only. From the street, look up to follow the tower's 218-metre, 69-level profile.
The ground level features a reception area and mail room, forming the foundation of this 69-story structure designed by Elenberg Fraser.
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