Council House Plans Melbourne Council House 2 City of Melbourne Since its completion in 2006 CH2 has changed the landscape of its local area and inspired developers and designers across Australia and the world
Council House 2 was the first building of its kind to be completed in Australia Completed in 2006 for the City of Melbourne the mixed use structure was designed by DesignInc Melbourne and Mick Pearce CH2 is a mixed development with retail on the ground floor and nine floors of offices above Melbourne Council House 2 CH2 is a multi award winning and inspirational building that has reduced CO2 emissions by 87 electricity consumption by 82 gas by 87 and water by 72 The building purges stale air at night and pulls in 100 fresh air during the day
Council House Plans Melbourne
Council House Plans Melbourne
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The Council House 2 CH2 office building was designed in collaboration with City of Melbourne to be a holistic system with its occupants as participants The design follows a model that promotes a more interactive role between the city and nature in which all parties depend on each other The City of Melbourne aims to achieve zero emissions Gallery of CH2 Melbourne City Council House 2 DesignInc 22 Drawings Other Public Administration Buildings Share Image 22 of 25 from gallery of CH2 Melbourne City Council House 2 DesignInc
Image 1 of 25 from gallery of CH2 Melbourne City Council House 2 DesignInc Photograph by Dianna Snape Council House 2 CH2 A pilot project for the City of Melbourne s Zero Net Emissions by 2020 Strategy Council House 2 was the first commercial project awarded a 6 star Green Star rating by the Green Building Council of Australia CH2 responds to the sun and wind to make one of the world s healthiest commercial indoor workplaces
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Project Info Architects DesignInc Location Melbourne Australia Project Team Rob Adams Project Director City of Melbourne Mick Pearce Design Director Stephen Webb Design Architect Chris Thorne Design Architect Jean Claude Bertoni Project Architect Vi Vuong Architect Aldona Pajdak Interior Designer DesignInc s current work on the Bourke Street Precinct Redevelopment in Melbourne s CBD includes the redevelopment of Melbourne City Council House 1 CH1 This undertaking has thrown the spotlight back on the original Council House 2 CH2 development completed in 2006 which is worth revisiting as a ground breaking example of
CH2 located in Little Collins Street and overlooking Swanston Street rehouses various departments of the City of Melbourne in new open plan accommodation The building set out to showcase advanced sustainable design and to achieve a six star energy rating Council House 2 also known as CH2 is an office building located at 240 Little Collins Street in the Melbourne central business district Australia
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https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/building-and-development/sustainable-building/council-house-2/Pages/council-house-2.aspx
Council House 2 City of Melbourne Since its completion in 2006 CH2 has changed the landscape of its local area and inspired developers and designers across Australia and the world
https://architectuul.com/architecture/council-house-2
Council House 2 was the first building of its kind to be completed in Australia Completed in 2006 for the City of Melbourne the mixed use structure was designed by DesignInc Melbourne and Mick Pearce CH2 is a mixed development with retail on the ground floor and nine floors of offices above
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Council House Plans Melbourne - The 232 million Bourke Street Precinct Redevelopment project to be designed by Designinc would see the aging Council House 1 replaced with new premises while the heritage listed Commonwealth Bank building would be refurbished View gallery There Bourke Street view of the precinct by Designinc
