Breathing life into Cremorne’s past

Cremorne is an area of Melbourne that’s thrived in all its forms. As Melbourne grew from a small colonial town to a wealthy Victorian city it became a major entertainment venue, before morphing into an industrial hub as it transformed into the city’s malting site.

Many of the world’s major cities have turned their abandoned industrial areas into vibrant, creative and compelling districts, much like New York’s Meat Packing District, and now we have our own.

Melbourne’s new thriving creative hub

This landmark site sees the city’s rich industrial past collide with striking modern architecture to create a cultural hub in the heart of Cremorne. Located between the suburb of Richmond and the Yarra River, The Malt District precinct combines modern apartments and mixed commercial/residential SoHo spaces with generous green spaces.

It also houses a microbrewery, creative work spaces, a hotel and rooftop bar – much of which are built into the original buildings, giving the precinct a traditional twist on a contemporary future. Still home to the city’s Nylex Clock, which sits proudly on top of the malting silos, this beloved landmark is set to tell Melbourne the time once again.

Take a spin around the Malt District

A virtual 360-degree view of what our Malt District precinct in Cremorne will look like when finished.

Properties

Coppins Corner

Coppins Corner is a strikingly designed building set to transform Cremorne into a property hot spot. Its architectural beauty is mixed with heritage elements and offers views back across the city, always with the landmark Nylex clock in the background. Coppins Corner’s location gives occupants the chance to connect with the buzz and energy from the street below while, at the same time, offers the opportunity to relax and unwind in the surrounding green spaces. The building’s distinctive balconies give views across to the city and back towards the Dandenongs, with a rooftop bar and restaurant to entertain or simply relax.

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Amenities

A stunning rooftop bar will provide one of the best views of the city

the malt district cremorne micro brewery

A micro-brewery and gastropub gives a modern twist to the site’s iconic heritage

Commercial

Be part of something iconic

Everything about The Malt District has been thoughtfully designed, including its commercial spaces. From traditional business to contemporary retail your business could be part of Melbourne’s newly reinvented heritage site. This industrial-style precinct is located in Melbourne’s up and coming technology and creative hub, Cremorne. Business owners will not only benefit from incredible foot traffic, the frontage and interiors of these spaces are second to none. The Malt District is the business opportunity you’ve been waiting for.

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Development Team

Caydon Property Developer

Privately owned, and originally from Melbourne, Australia, we’ve spent over 15 years diversifying city skylines with our contemporary apartments, commercial spaces, retail outlets and luxury hotels.

With over $1.5 billion worth of developments under our belt and Caydon communities thriving across Melbourne and the US, we remain passionate about designing and building apartments people love to call home.

It’s why we say that we do more than design properties – we design lifestyles.

Fender Katsalidis Architects

Founded by Karl Fender and Nonda Katsalidis, Fender Katsalidis Architects is based in Melbourne, Australia and undertakes projects throughout Australia and the world. The practice is renowned for producing buildings which have helped shape Melbourne, including Melbourne Terrace, Republic Tower and the multi-award winning Eureka residential tower, the tallest building in Australia.

OCULUS Landscape Architects

OCULUS creates projects in the public domain that aspire to be challenging, contemporary and multi-dimensional places, encouraging many levels of engagement with the site and those who occupy it. The independent studios in Melbourne and Sydney both have a commitment to projects that bolster social interaction, are based on achieving public amenity, ecological sustainability and contribute to the public life of cities.

A cultural icon