The Tallest Buildings In Melbourne Australia | Top 10 Tallest Skyscrapers In Melbourne Australia
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2024
- Here are the tallest buildings in Melbourne, Australia.
In this video, we cover the ten tallest skyscrapers in the rapidly growing city of Melbourne, briefly discuss the proposed Southbank Tower, and how the city of Melbourne has changed in the past few decades. This video features the Victoria One (a green glass tower with metallic fins), Queens Place North Tower (with a twin tower being built shortly), Rialto Towers (the former tallest building in Australia in the 1980s), Prima Pearl (commonly called the Pearl Tower in Melbourne), 101 Collins Street (with an unusually tall spire), 120 Collins Street (a granite art deco building), West Side Place Tower A (the 1 billion dollar project in the city core), Aurora Melbourne Central (the tower that was inspired by a hibiscus flower), Eureka Tower (whose architect drew inspiration from the historical events of Australia's gold rush), and Australia 108, the tallest building in Melbourne.
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0:00 Introduction
1:40 246.8 meters - 810 feet
2:26 Queens Place North Tower 249 meters = 817 feet
3:05 Rialto Towers 251 meters - 824 feet
3:56 Prima Pearl 254 meters 833 feet
4:48 101 Collins 260 meters - 853 feet
5:42 120 Collins Street 266.6 meters - 875 feet
7:22 Aurora Melbourne Central 270.5 meters - 887 feet
8:19 Eureka Tower 297 3 meters - 975 feet
9:30 Australia 108 -316.7 meters - 1,039
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The skyline has changed so much in the last 20 years. It is set to change dramatically in the next ten years.
Eureka Tower is named after the Eureka Stockade, a rebellion during the Victorian gold rush in 1854. This has been incorporated into the design, with the building's gold crown representing the gold rush and a red stripe representing the blood spilt during the revolt The blue glass cladding that covers most of the building represents the blue background of the stockade's flag and the white lines also represent the Eureka Stockade flag. The white horizontal stripes also represent markings on a surveyor's measuring staff.
Even though 120 and 101 were taller because of their spires, I still remember the days the Rialto dominated the entire skyline because of it’s tall roof height. It’s such a beautiful building (in my opinion still the best looking skyscraper in Melbourne). It’s funny when you look at it now and it looks so much smaller because of these nearby buildings that come close to or surpass its height but once upon a time it’s was the centre of attention defining the skyline.
Its a great looking building, sleek and modern!
I recently moved here and I'm in love with the Rialto towers, I really want to go to the restaurant on the top floor now ):
Still my favourite skyscraper in Melbourne, I love how it changes colour and feels so solid in the heart of the CBD
Thank you very nice video of Melbourne 👍👍
Thank you! My pleasure.
fun fact: the gold on eureka is actually 24 carat, most expensive windows on a building in the world
Very cool!
You can coat a car in 24k gold leaf for less than the cost of painting it.
Just a slight correction. Melbourne was founded before the Gold Rush, and most Gold was found around 100km away. However the Gold Rush made Melbourne the most prosperous city at the time.
Good video, Melbourne has a great skyline ✌
Worked as a Tower Crane Dogman on about 3 of these buildings. Thanks for sharing mate! Well done….
Very cool! Hope it brought back some good memories.
Being involved in painting Victoria one and Westside place was an absolute pleasure, I gotta say these 2 projects were some of my best memories on the job, also Westside place was on a whole different level, what a challenge it was 😁
Thanks for sharing your experiences!
Melbourne is No 1
Beautiful city!
Thanks for making this video about our beloved city, Melbourne ❤
It is pronounced "MEL - BUN" by the way 😇
I enjoyed making it! Fascinating place
Having lived here since 1959, I always thought Melbourne was pronounced Melbun...thank you for pointing out my mistake. 👍🤗🤪
In fact "eureka" was derived from ancient Greek :)
When is work starting on Queens Place South Tower? The North Tower has been completed for years.
Melbourne is pronounced: Mel-bn
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The tallest in Australia you mean.
To roof, Q1 still holds the title for tallest building.
@@mfitz1991Only because of its antenna.
@@Andrew-df1dr
* Spire.
Antennas aren’t actually included in the buildings official height and there is a difference between that and a spire. A spire is implemented into a buildings design and to remove one, the upper levels of a building would have to changed. Antennas you can remove as you please. Bourke place for instance has an antenna that brings its total height to 254 m however it’s offical height is 224 m because the antenna doesn’t count. 120 Collins street however has full fledged spire that reaches 265 m despite having a roof at ~ 220 m. If you were to remove it you would have to make alterations to the top floors hence why they include it in its offical height. Q1 is the same. I see where people are coming from in terms of roof height however.
@@TheJayden3977 I agree. So in your opinion is the should the height be to spire? Or to roof?
@@Andrew-df1dr
Honestly it’s a tricky one because I see both sides to the argument but I would go with spires because they will never be removed and are apart of the building itself. Even the Burj Khalifa technically has like a 300 m spire on top of it because it’s top floor I believe is at 500-550 m.