NOMINATIONS CLOSE SEPTEMBER 12 RECOGNISING THE INDIVIDUALS BEHIND THE PROJECTS
NOMINATIONS CLOSING SEPTEMBER 12 URBAN LEADER AWARDS
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The winners of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) have been revealed, with Australian structures figuring prominently.
While the best tall building worldwide accolade was awarded to the David Rubenstein Forum at the University of Chicago, five Australian building won six awards, five of them in Melbourne.
Among the winners was Mirvac’s Olderfleet in Melbourne’s Collin Street, named the world’s best building 100m to 199m.
Mirvac Head of Integrated Investment Portfolio Campbell Hanan said they were “thrilled to have Olderfleet recognised by the CTBUH on this global stage”.
“It’s a testament to the collaboration between the talented visionaries at Grimshaw, our own development team and our partners, Deloitte.
“Olderfleet sets a new standard in workplace design, bringing together heritage, smart technology and show-stopping art and architecture.
“It’s a place where brilliant minds and overall wellness thrives, and it’s a very proud moment for Mirvac, as we also announce the building’s WELL Platinum Certification.”
Twenty-six awards were decided on by the international judging panel plus another 26 were chosen by the audience at the CTBUH conference in Chicago, with 130 Lonsdale Street in Melbourne picked as Best Tall Building Australia, and Prahran Square, Melbourne, taking the Urban Habitat—District-Masterplan Scale award.
Olderfleet
Melbourne, Australia
Height: 168m
Floors: 40
Status: Completed 2020
Address: 477 Collins Street
Function: Office
Structural material: All concrete
Energy Label: Platinum Core and Shell Pre-Certification from the International WELL Building Institute, target at 6 Star Green Star, 5 NABERS Energy, 4 Star NABERS Water
Collins Arch
Melbourne, Australia
Height: 148.4m
Floors: 42
Status: Completed 2020
Address: 433-455 Collins Street
Function: Residential, hotel, office
Structural material: All concrete
Energy label: 5.5 star NABERS Energy, office; 4.5 stars NABERS Energy, hotel; 7 stars NatHERS, residential.
Wesley Place
Melbourne, Australia
Height: 156.5m
Floors: 35
Status: Completed 2020
Address: 130 Lonsdale Street
Function: Office
Structural material: All concrete
Energy label: 6 Star Green Star, v1.1 rating; WELL certification (Core and Shell)— PLATINUM v2
55 Southbank Boulevard
Melbourne, Australia
Height: 69.7m
Floors: 19
Status: Completed 2020
Address: 55 Southbank Boulevard
Function: Hotel, office
Structural material: Steel-timber composite over concrete
Sydney Greenland Centre
Sydney, Australia
Height: 245m
Floors: 67
Completed: Completion 2021
Address: 115 Bathurst Street
Function: Residential
Structural material: All concrete
Energy label: Green Star
The David Rubenstein Forum
Chicago, US
Height: 52.1m
Floors: 10
Status: Completed 2020
Address: 1201 E 60th St
Function: Education
Structural material: All concrete
Energy label: Certified LEED Gold Design
