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−	In July 2016, planning approval was granted by the ~~Victorian~~ government for a mixed-use high-rise development designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.	+	In July 2016, planning approval was granted by the government of Victoria, Australia, for a mixed-use, high-rise development in Melbourne designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.

	Located on the western boundary of Melbourne's central business district, the design for 600 Collins Street evolved from the city's distinct urban fabric. The tower will reach 54-storeys (178 m) and will include 420 apartments, offices, retail spaces and public spaces. The traditions inherent in Melbourne's historic architecture have been embodied by the colonnade of sculptural curved columns on the Collins Street façade.		Located on the western boundary of Melbourne's central business district, the design for 600 Collins Street evolved from the city's distinct urban fabric. The tower will reach 54-storeys (178 m) and will include 420 apartments, offices, retail spaces and public spaces. The traditions inherent in Melbourne's historic architecture have been embodied by the colonnade of sculptural curved columns on the Collins Street façade.
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	The project's approval is supported by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, the City of Melbourne and the Office of Victorian Government Architect.		The project's approval is supported by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, the City of Melbourne and the Office of Victorian Government Architect.

−	Planning Minister Richard Wynne said, “...it's pleasing to see a project of this quality proposed for Melbourne and see a strong architectural response within the framework of the interim controls.”~~<br />~~	+	Planning Minister Richard Wynne said, “...it's pleasing to see a project of this quality proposed for Melbourne and see a strong architectural response within the framework of the interim controls.”
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	Acting Minister for Planning Jill Hennessy said in a statement, "this stand-out design will enhance the city's skyline." A spokeswoman for Landream, the project's developers said, "This is an inspired project that will enrich the city, creating a new public plaza and amenities as well as improve connectivity for all pedestrians. We are proud to be delivering Zaha Hadid's design for Melbourne and will continue to work closely with her team to make it a reality.”		Acting Minister for Planning Jill Hennessy said in a statement, "this stand-out design will enhance the city's skyline." A spokeswoman for Landream, the project's developers said, "This is an inspired project that will enrich the city, creating a new public plaza and amenities as well as improve connectivity for all pedestrians. We are proud to be delivering Zaha Hadid's design for Melbourne and will continue to work closely with her team to make it a reality.”

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	In July 2016, planning approval was granted by the Victorian government for a mixed-use high-rise development designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.		In July 2016, planning approval was granted by the Victorian government for a mixed-use high-rise development designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.

−	Located on the western boundary of Melbourne's central business district, the design for 600 Collins Street ~~has~~ evolved from the city's distinct urban fabric. The tower will reach 54-storeys (178 m) and ~~be comprised of~~ 420 apartments, offices, retail and public spaces. The traditions inherent in Melbourne's historic architecture have been embodied by the colonnade of sculptural curved columns on the Collins Street façade.	+	Located on the western boundary of Melbourne's central business district, the design for 600 Collins Street evolved from the city's distinct urban fabric. The tower will reach 54-storeys (178 m) and will include 420 apartments, offices, retail spaces and public spaces. The traditions inherent in Melbourne's historic architecture have been embodied by the colonnade of sculptural curved columns on the Collins Street façade.

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−	The 70,000 sq.m tower ~~converts the building's overall volume into~~ a series of smaller stacked vases. ~~In addition to~~ housing a different ~~programmatic~~ element, each 'vase' gently tapers inwards to create new public spaces such as a plaza, terraces, and new access ~~link~~ for pedestrians.	+	The 70,000 sq.m tower is composed of a series of smaller stacked 'vases'. As well as housing a different element of the building, each 'vase' gently tapers inwards to create new public spaces such as a plaza, terraces, and new access links for pedestrians.

−	[[File:Collins5.jpg]]	+	[[File:Collins5.jpg\|link=File:Collins5.jpg]]

−	Designed to use 50% less energy than a conventional mixed-use tower, the façade contributes to a reduction in ~~the~~ direct solar gain ~~of the building and emissions~~. A high performance glazing system, high efficiency central cooling, high efficiency lighting and grey-water reuse ~~systems will~~ reduce ~~consumption of resources and further lower~~ the emissions. ~~Also including in the design~~ are 350 bicycle parking spaces and bays for electric vehicles and shared car clubs.	+	Designed to use 50% less energy than a conventional mixed-use tower, the façade of the tower contributes to a reduction in direct solar gain. A high-performance glazing system, high-efficiency central cooling, high-efficiency lighting and a grey-water reuse system further reduce the buildings emissions. In addition, there are 350 bicycle parking spaces and bays for electric vehicles and shared car clubs.

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−	The project's approval is supported by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, City of Melbourne and Office of Victorian Government Architect.	+	The project's approval is supported by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, the City of Melbourne and the Office of Victorian Government Architect.

−	Planning Minister Richard Wynne said, ~~“it~~'s pleasing to see a project of this quality proposed for Melbourne and see a strong architectural response within the framework of the interim controls.”<br />	+	Planning Minister Richard Wynne said, “...it's pleasing to see a project of this quality proposed for Melbourne and see a strong architectural response within the framework of the interim controls.”<br />
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−	~~Acting Minister for Planning Jill Hennessy said in a statement, "this stand-out design will enhance the city's skyline."~~	+

−	“This is an inspired project that will enrich the city, creating a new public plaza and amenities as well as improve connectivity for all pedestrians,” said a spokeswoman for Landream, the project's developers. “We are proud to be delivering Zaha Hadid's design for Melbourne and will continue to work closely with her team to make it a reality.”

−	[[File:Collins4.jpg]]	+	Acting Minister for Planning Jill Hennessy said in a statement, "this stand-out design will enhance the city's skyline." A spokeswoman for Landream, the project's developers said, "This is an inspired project that will enrich the city, creating a new public plaza and amenities as well as improve connectivity for all pedestrians. We are proud to be delivering Zaha Hadid's design for Melbourne and will continue to work closely with her team to make it a reality.”
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In July 2016, planning approval was granted by the Victorian government for a mixed-use high-rise development designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.

Located on the western boundary of Melbourne's central business district, the design for 600 Collins Street has evolved from the city's distinct urban fabric. The tower will reach 54-storeys (178 m) and be comprised of 420 apartments, offices, retail and public spaces. The traditions inherent in Melbourne's historic architecture have been embodied by the colonnade of sculptural curved columns on the Collins Street façade.

[[File:Collins2.jpg]]

The 70,000 sq.m tower converts the building's overall volume into a series of smaller stacked vases. In addition to housing a different programmatic element, each 'vase' gently tapers inwards to create new public spaces such as a plaza, terraces, and new access link for pedestrians.

[[File:Collins5.jpg]]

Designed to use 50% less energy than a conventional mixed-use tower, the façade contributes to a reduction in the direct solar gain of the building and emissions. A high performance glazing system, high efficiency central cooling, high efficiency lighting and grey-water reuse systems will reduce consumption of resources and further lower the emissions. Also including in the design are 350 bicycle parking spaces and bays for electric vehicles and shared car clubs.

[[File:Collins3.jpg]]

The project's approval is supported by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, City of Melbourne and Office of Victorian Government Architect.

Planning Minister Richard Wynne said, “it's pleasing to see a project of this quality proposed for Melbourne and see a strong architectural response within the framework of the interim controls.”<br />
<br />
Acting Minister for Planning Jill Hennessy said in a statement, "this stand-out design will enhance the city's skyline."

“This is an inspired project that will enrich the city, creating a new public plaza and amenities as well as improve connectivity for all pedestrians,” said a spokeswoman for Landream, the project's developers. “We are proud to be delivering Zaha Hadid's design for Melbourne and will continue to work closely with her team to make it a reality.”

[[File:Collins4.jpg]]

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