Time & Place, in partnership with MaxCap Group and Hickory, has topped out The Queensbridge Building in Melbourne’s Southbank. The 65-storey development has now reached its full height of 209 metres, marking a major construction milestone ahead of its scheduled completion in late 2025.
Once finished, the building will offer 353 apartments, alongside a 188-room boutique hotel – the Hannah St. Hotel – which will join the Collection by TFE Hotels portfolio. It will feature a separate lobby and food and beverage offering adjacent to the residential entrance and will also service shared resident facilities within the building.
Designed by architects Fraser & Partners with interiors by David Flack of Flack Studio, The Queensbridge Building includes rooftop terraces, gardens, a lap pool, wellness studios, co-working space, and a resident-only clubhouse. Hickory is delivering construction. With the structure now complete, attention will shift to interior works.
Time & Place director Tim Price described the topping out as a proud moment.
“This is a momentous step towards delivering The Queensbridge Building, and the dedication from our partners, Hickory and MaxCap Group, ensures a project of exceptional quality,” said Price. “Reaching this point gives buyers confidence that their home will be delivered on time, meeting the high expectations we’ve communicated from the outset.”
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Hickory managing director George Abrahram said the milestone underlined the strength of the partnership.
“We are thrilled to have topped out The Queensbridge Building, a landmark project that will redefine luxury living in Southbank,” said Abrahram. “Our hardworking teams are focused on completing the internal fit-outs and are on track to deliver a transformative living experience in an iconic building.”
MaxCap Group’s head of direct investment Simon Hulett said the progress reflects strong execution across the team.
“It also highlights the quality of product and outcome we are committed to delivering for our investors,” said Hulett. “We believe The Queensbridge Building will set a new benchmark for quality in Melbourne and is ideally positioned to capitalise on the improving market sentiment in 2025.”