List of Tallest Buildings in Melbourne - Major Future Projects

Major Future Projects

This is a list of Currently Under Construction, Approved and Proposed highrise / skyscrapers set for Melbourne. The Victorian Planning Minister Matthew Guy, has stated that he would like Melbourne to have the country's first 100-storey building.

Name Height
 Storeys Purpose Completion status
Australia 108 388 / 1, 272 108 Residential TBA Proposed
DCM Building 281 / 922 90 Mixed Use 2014-15 Approved
Queensbridge Tower 276 / 906 80 Residential TBA Approved
Prima Pearl Apartments 255 / 837 67 Residential 2014 Under Construction
The Falls 230 / 755 71 Residential TBA Approved
Vision Apartments 223 / 731 69 Residential TBA Proposed
568 Collins Street 218 / 715 68 Mixed Use 2015 Under Construction
496 Elizabeth Street 217 / 712 67 Residential TBA Proposed
Abode318 205 / 672 55 Residential 2014 Under Construction
399 Bourke Street 203 / 666 46 Office TBA Approved
80 Collins Street 195 / 640 46 Mixed Use TBA Proposed
54-56 Clark Street 183 / 600 55 Residential TBA Proposed
QBH Tower 180 / 590 55 Residential TBA Proposed
Zen Apartments 171 / 561 50 Residential 2012 Under Construction
263 City Road 167 / 548 61 Mixed Use TBA Proposed
410 Elizabeth Street 165 / 541 51 Residential TBA Proposed
Quattro Tower D 156 / 512 38 Unknown TBA Approved
Upper West Side Tower 2 156 / 512 50 Residential TBA Approved
Fulton Lane Tower 2 150 / 492 45 Residential TBA Approved
158 City Road 150 / 492 45 Residential TBA Proposed
Yarra’s Edge Tower 9 150 / 492 45 Residential TBA Proposed
245 City Road 147 / 482 46 Residential TBA Proposed
Upper West Side Tower 1 147 / 482 45 Residential 2013-14 Under Construction
58-64 A'beckett Street 146 / 479 48 Residential TBA Proposed
Upper West Side Tower 3 144 / 472 46 Residential TBA Approved
48-50 A'beckett Street 141 / 463 46 Residential TBA Proposed
The Age Site Tower 2 141 / 463 46 Unknown TBA Proposed
Fun Factory 139 / 456 38 Residential TBA Proposed
320 City Road 138 / 453 32 Residential TBA Approved
Fresh Water Place 4 138 / 453 33 Residential TBA Approved
400 City Road Tower 4 135 / 443 40 Residential TBA Approved
Capitol 132 / 433 38 Residential TBA Approved
151-165 Franklin Street 132 / 433 43 Unknown TBA Proposed
141 City Road 131 / 430 43 Residential TBA Proposed
Celtic Club 130 / 427 42 Office TBA Proposed
110 Kavanagh Street 130 / 427 43 Residential TBA Proposed
WRAP 130 / 427 41 Residential 2013 Under Construction
400 City Road Tower 1 129 / 423 40 Residential TBA Approved
695 La Trobe Street 128 / 420 36 Residential TBA Proposed
350 William Street 126 / 413 40 Residential 2014 Under Construction
Vogue Living 126 / 413 28 Office 2011 Completed
Bank Apartments 125 / 410 41 Residential 2012 Completed
Melbourne Star 125 / 410 41 Residential 2013 Under Construction
58-66 La Trobe Street 125 / 410 41 Residential TBA Proposed
Convesso Concavo 123 / 404 38 Residential 2012 Under Construction
Vantage 360 122 / 400 37 Residential TBA Proposed
399 Little Lonsdale Street 120 / 394 39 Residential TBA Approved
The Age Site Tower 1 116 / 381 36 Unknown TBA Proposed
57 City Road 114 / 374 37 Residential TBA Approved
567 Collins 113 / 371 26 Residential TBA Approved
140 Queen Street 111 / 364 27 Residential TBA Approved
Melbourne Sky 110 / 361 36 Residential 2013 Under Construction
Tiara 107 / 351 33 Residential 2013 Under Construction
58 Clarke Street 106 / 348 36 Residential 2013 Under Construction
Portrait 106 / 348 32 Residential 2014 Under Construction
300 Little Lonsdale Street 106 / 348 35 Residential TBA Proposed
Upper West Side Tower 4 103 / 338 32 Residential TBA Approved
25 Little Collins Street 102 / 335 32 Residential TBA Proposed
The Quays 1 Docklands 101 / 331 31 Residential 2014 Under Construction
400 City Road Tower 3 100 / 328 31 Residential TBA Approved
33M 100 / 328 32 Residential 2013 -

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