Interior Design
A level of quality that is truly unparalleled
Incredibly spacious and beautifully appointed interiors are delivered by award-winning architects, Bates Smart, for homes that are truly refined. Each residence has been designed to savour the magnificent outlook to the Treasury Gardens and beyond, with living areas enjoying a strong sense of connection to the outdoors.
Living room with uninterrupted views
Welcome Home
A NEW BENCHMARK FOR LUXURY LIVING
17 Spring St boasts a 24-hour concierge and porte-cochere, exclusive to residents. A residents' lounge with fireplace, 25-metre lap pool, gymnasium and series of private entertainment spaces are yours to relish at your own pace.
Unrivalled Location
THE PARIS END OF MELBOURNE, JUST MOMENTS FROM HOME
Here, the city shines at its brightest. Five-star dining, international boutiques and mesmerising theatres provide access to the finest culture and lifestyle experiences city has to offer.
Meet the Team
There's an emotional connection in our work, where a team of creative people collaborate to bring a human and personal element to the design.”
Chris Kakoufas — Cbus Property
CBUS Property
Cbus Property, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Cbus industry superannuation fund, is renowned for creating developments with a rare synergy between design partners, investors and residents.
As a leader and innovator in its field, Cbus Property curates Melbourne's skyline with its forward-focused vision of residential and commercial design. Every decision is informed by extensive experience and a bold creative perspective, securing the place-defining legacy of its buildings.
Bates Smart
As one of Australia's oldest architectural firms, Bates Smart's 165 years of experience demonstrates a strong history and connection with Melbourne. Through considered design, Bates Smart seeks to transform the city's fabric and positively influence the way in which people use and inhabit its urban spaces.
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