A compact residential tower rises above the tram wires of Elizabeth Street like a stack of glass boxes balancing over the city’s busiest shopping corridor. Designed by Melbourne architects Fender Katsalidis, the building folds hundreds of apartments into a tight vertical neighbourhood just steps from Bourke Street Mall and Melbourne Central. Inside, corridors hum quietly while the CBD roars below, turning a narrow street frontage into a pocket-sized vertical city.
