Client
Golden Age
130 Little Collins Street
Collaborators
Cox Architecture
Hecker Guthrie
Jack Merlo
Roberts Co
Disciplines
Town Planning
Location
Melbourne, VIC
Date
2026
Imagery
Tract
Tract facilitated planning approval for 130 Little Collins Street – a premium strata office building that sets the bar in architecture, design, amenity and sustainability.
Designed for Golden Age as a collaboration between Cox Architecture, Hecker Guthrie and Jack Merlo, this exceptional project strengthens the area’s commercial offer and street-level activity.
Located in Melbourne’s Paris End, the 28-level development provides around 10,000 square metres of office space. Its design gives the building a clear presence on Little Collins Street, with strong building lines from the tower down to the ground level.
Tract successfully negotiated a building height of over 100m and a floor area ratio (FAR) of 20:1 in an area where the planning controls would suggest a maximum height of 80m and a maximum FAR of 12:1.
Workplace floors are complemented by high-quality shared facilities, including a rooftop terrace, extensive end-of-trip facilities and comfortable boutique office spaces.
At street level, a double-height lobby improves entry and wayfinding, with a first-floor business lounge and curved glass facade opening to the atrium.
Upgrades to Coromandel Place support improved pedestrian connection and help activate the surrounding laneway network. The project targets a 5-Star Green Star Design and As-Built, and WELL Certification.
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