Stephen Webb
VIC Architect Registration No. 15654
Cobblebank Community Services Hub
Melton City Council engaged DesignInc to design their new state-of-the-art Cobblebank Community Services Hub. Located in the heart of the accessible Cobblebank Metropolitan Activity Centre, the Hub will provide space currently lacking in the City of Melton to accommodate a range of community services and private/commercial providers to meet the needs of their growing community and the broader region.
The Cobblebank Community Services Hub is six-storey, targeting a Five-Star Green Star rating, with over 8,000 square metres of tenancy space and dedicated carparking. The design of the building will be flexible to accommodate a range of tenants and the changing nature of service provision.
The Hub will provide an accessible space to deliver a range of important services like mental health, disability, refugee and family support services, as well as culturally specific services for our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and culturally diverse communities.
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Damien Ferlazzo
Cameron Smith
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Charlotte Sudholz
VIC Architect Registration No. 800925
Dana Nguyen
Devora Calderon
Ewa Jasinska
James McCutchan
VIC Architect Registration No. 800099
Johnny Xu
Justine Siniarski
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Kelly Tong
VIC Architect Registration No. 19361
Kimberley K. Hui
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Koula Stylianos
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Lo-An Trinh
Megan Morton
Mozes Johan
Zirui (Murphy) Wang
Rebecca Lovegrove
Sarah Embling
VIC Architect Registration No. 16180
Sharlyn Halim
Council takes next step on Cobblebank Community Services Hub
The state-of the art Cobblebank Community Services Hub is another step closer with Melton City Council awarding the contract for its delivery to Kane Constructions.As Council’s highest value project to date, the new Hub is expected to cost just under $72 million to deliver, with the Australian Government contributing $15 million through its Thriving Suburbs Program and the Victorian Government contributing over $4.6 million through the Growing Suburbs Fund.
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