australia 108 to be the southern hemisphere's tallest building

a 100-storey residential tower in melbourne is set to become the southern hemisphere’s tallest building – standing at a total height of 319 meters. australian authorities have finally given the project the green light two years after original designs for the high-rise had been floated. designed by fender katsalidis architects, ‘australia 108‘ will feature over 1,100 units, with a variety of housing comprising one, two and three bedroom apartments. soaring above the neighboring ‘eureka tower’, completed by the same practice, the tower will also feature swimming pools, fitness centers, club lounges and a library. it was announced earlier this year that singaporean property developer world class land, a subsidiary of aspial corporation, had paid $42.3 million AUD for the complex.

the high-rise will feature over 1,100 residential units, with a variety of housing options
image courtesy of australia 108 / fender katsalidis architects (also main image)

the tower will feature swimming pools, fitness centers and club lounges
image courtesy of australia 108 / fender katsalidis architects

the 100-storey structure is set to become the southern hemisphere’s tallest building
image courtesy of australia 108 / fender katsalidis architects