7 Spencer Street, a pioneering $190m commercial development, is shaping up to be a landmark addition to Melbourne’s skyline. 

This project, spearheaded by Mirvac in partnership with Japan's Daibiru Corporation, represents a significant investment in the revitalisation of the North Wharf precinct. Designed by the esteemed architectural firm Fender Katsalidis with Mirvac’s in-house design and construction teams as the main contractor, the building is set to offer approximately 45,000sqm of A Grade commercial and retail space across 21 levels.

7 Spencer Street, part of the mixed-use Flinders West precinct, embodies a fusion of innovation and functionality. The southern tower, designed by Fender Katsalidis, features a modern aesthetic and a thoughtful layout that promotes collaboration and productivity. With a strategic location offering frontages to the Yarra River and proximity to key transport hubs, the building stands as a symbol of Melbourne's forward-looking approach to urban development.

A cornerstone of the project is its commitment to sustainability. 7 Spencer Street is designed to target a 5-star Green Star rating and a 5.5 NABERS rating, emphasizing energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. The building's design incorporates green practices and features, including a network of wide footpaths, bike lanes, and precinct landscaping under the Melbourne Greenline initiative. This sustainable approach aligns with modern standards for eco-conscious urban development.

7 Spencer Street sets a new standard for workplace amenities, offering a range of features designed to enhance the occupant experience. The building boasts a business lounge, generous bike parking facilities, and extensive end-of-trip amenities on the ground and first levels. Additionally, the podium and upper levels provide a mix of boutique office spaces and larger commercial floorplates, each offering impressive views of Melbourne's Northbank and the Yarra River. Private terraces and landscaped balconies create inviting outdoor spaces for occupants to enjoy and relax.

Construction progresses towards its anticipated completion in the fourth quarter of 2025.

The latest progress photos from May 2025:

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