14.07/640 Bourke Street

In the Rothelowman-designed 640 Bourke Street development in the CBD, this one-bedroom residence forms part of the Melbourne Collection, a series of apartments defined by their attention to detail and connection to the city’s architectural heritage.

Rising above the restored Eliza Tinsley building, the tower establishes a dialogue between past and present, a relationship that continues within the residence.

The apartment is shaped by a highly efficient plan, where each element is carefully resolved to support daily living. An integrated living and dining zone anchors the layout, with glazing drawing in natural light and framing views across the surrounding city fabric. Rothelowman approached the design with precision, ensuring that the footprint remains open, functional and adaptable.

Material selection reinforces a sense of quality and permanence. Engineered timber flooring, stone surfaces and brushed-metal fittings introduce texture and warmth, while mosaic tiles in the bathroom reference Melbourne’s historic detailing. The kitchen is both practical and refined, featuring integrated appliances and streamlined joinery that maximises usability without visual clutter.

Beyond the apartment, access to a suite of shared amenities – including a Roman-inspired bathhouse, gym and communal spaces – extends the living experience.

Through a careful balance of efficiency and material depth, Rothelowman has delivered a residence that offers a considered approach to contemporary urban life.

Renders shown are Artist’s Impressions correct as of April 2026.