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623 Collins—State Bank House

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Presented by: Sterling Global

Description

An upcoming development by Sterling Global, 623 Collins is a bold reimagining of one of Melbourne’s most historically significant CBD sites. Rising 42 storeys above Collins Street, the mixed-use tower integrates the former State Savings Bank of Victoria (1924) and the heritage-listed Batman’s Hill Hotel into a new chapter for the western end of the city.

Designed by Plus Studio, the $590 million development carefully retains and restores the original banking chamber and façade, ensuring the craftsmanship and civic presence of the interwar era remain part of Melbourne’s streetscape. The historic banking hall will be revitalised as a future hospitality venue, reinforcing its longstanding role as a place of gathering and exchange.

Above the restored podium, 316 residences are supported by over 2,700 square metres of office space and 900 square metres of retail fronting Collins and Spencer streets.

The interior design by Fiona Lynch shapes a refined material palette from lobby to residence. A suite of wellness and lifestyle amenities, including a pool, bathhouse and landscaped terraces, reflects a contemporary approach to vertical living, connecting heritage, design and urban renewal within a single address.

What's On

Visit the display suite at 632 Collins and experience the project’s architectural vision firsthand. Gain insights into the restoration of the 1924 State Savings Bank façade and the integration of heritage with a contemporary 42-storey tower.

Presentations by the project team will explore the design approach by Plus Studio and interiors by Fiona Lynch, alongside the broader urban renewal context. There will be time for a moderated Q&A afterwards.

Guests will gain an understanding of the residences, amenity offering and the site’s evolving civic role within Melbourne’s western CBD.

In Collaboration With:

  • Sterling Global

    With a legacy grounded in quality and integrity, Sterling Global is one of Australia’s leading property developers.

    Since establishing their presence in Melbourne in 2012, they have delivered a diverse portfolio of projects locally and internationally. Known for balancing architectural ambition with lasting value, Sterling Global’s work reflects a deep commitment to purpose and place. At 623 Collins, this commitment to design excellence and contemporary living continues.

  • Plus Studio

    Founded in Melbourne in 1997, Plus Studio is an award-winning practice renowned for its innovative approach to architecture, master planning, and interior design. With studios located across Australia and New Zealand, they have built a diverse portfolio spanning residential, commercial, hospitality, and community projects.

    At the core of their philosophy lies a commitment to spaces that truly resonate with their residents. Each design is informed by the habits and lifestyles of real people, ensuring all projects are functionally enriching while still remaining visually compelling.

  • Fiona Lynch

    Renowned for its artistic approach to special composition, Fiona Lynch Office is a Melbourne-based interior design studio creating across residential, hospitality and retail spaces. Founded in 2013 in Melbourne, the studio draws on the world of fine art to infuse each project with a clear command of colour and texture.

    This leads to interiors that are emotive and refined yet minimalist. With a deep respect for materiality and sustainability, the studio prioritises the use of natural materials and sustainable practices, ensuring each project meets functional and aesthetic requirements while contributing positively to its surrounds.

Images: (1) Exterior Podium – Spencer St. (2) Exterior Podium – Collins St. (3) Exterior Hero – Park. (4) Apt3103 – Luxury Living. (5) L6 – Wellness Pool Area. All photos courtesy Sterling Global.

Important Details

Tour/event summary information

Saturday 25 July
Tours run 10.30am + 1pm
Running for 90 minutes in groups of 30

Bookings

Bookings required—$7 booking fee applies
First release tickets: 12pm Wednesday 1 July
Second release tickets: 10am Saturday 4 July

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Meeting Point

Enter via Western House. On Saturdays, the building is closed and requires fob access. Please contact staff upon arrival and someone will come down to escort you upstairs. Please proceed to Level 5 upon entry.

Accessibility

Lift access to all public levels, Accessible bathrooms, Ramp or level (step free) entry, All ages, Level access tram stop

Partially accessible—lift access to level 5 requires staff assistance on Saturdays.

Please note that access to the bathroom requires the use of stairs and may not be suitable for all visitors. Access may also be limited without staff assistance during these times.

Location

Level 5, 83 William St, Melbourne VIC 3000

Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Country

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