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Exclusive first look inside big new addition to Melbourne’s skyline

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A brand new billion-dollar building has been added to Melbourne's skyline. The new skyscraper at 435 Bourke Street is set to house two new offerings from one of the city's most prominent restaurateurs.

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Exclusive first look inside big new addition to Melbourne’s skyline

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A brand new billion dollar building has been added to Melbourne's Skyline. The new skyscraper at 435 Berg Street set to house two new offerings from one of the city's most prominent restriatures. The newest addition to our city skyline. When I got it, it was just a hole in the ground. 435 Berg Street topped out at 48 levels, 60,000 square metres of office space, the top six floors with some of the city's best 360 degree views, but the highlight two brand new Chris Lucas restaurants. We're doing a cool modern Hong Kong Chinese restaurant, which is going to be a very fun all day dining type of restaurant. The second upmarket Greek cuisine. A featuring beautiful seafood, beautiful steaks and beautiful breads.

This is a slightly elevated restaurant, it would be something quite special. The billion dollar building will also house a new headquarters for the Commonwealth Bank, injecting new life into the centre of Berg Street. In a part of town that, to be honest, from a restaurant point of view, has been a little bit forgotten. A combination of really purposeful design around sustainability, around workplace, around doing something really important for the city. The build I used 100% renewable electricity during construction and brand new technology will power 20% of the building's base energy needs. More than 1,300 integrated panels, the skyscrapers solar skin. This is one of the very few buildings in the world that has a solar skin facade. It's a pretty massive feat, I guess, celebrating this big milestone is quite special. It's projected to be finished later this year. Jacqueline Stanley, 7 News.

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