4701/640 Bourke Street

This Rothelowman-designed residence forms part of The Eliza Collection, a series of carefully resolved homes that bring a heightened sense of privacy and refinement to Melbourne’s CBD.

Rising from the restored Eliza Tinsley building at 640 Bourke Street, the 68-storey tower reflects Rothelowman’s considered approach to integrating heritage with contemporary form, establishing a layered architectural identity grounded in place.

Positioned on the upper levels, the apartment is defined by light, outlook and spatial generosity. Expansive glazing frames sweeping views across the city and water while drawing natural light deep into the plan. Rothelowman’s interior language is expressed through a restrained palette of timber, stone and bespoke joinery, introducing warmth and tactility within a highly resolved framework.

The planning balances openness with retreat. Living and entertaining zones are oriented outward, engaging directly with the surrounding skyline, while more private spaces are carefully contained within the plan. Access to a curated suite of wellness amenities – including a bathhouse – further extends the experience of the home, supporting a lifestyle that is both connected and self-contained.

Through clarity of form and material precision, Rothelowman has articulated a contemporary apartment that is both enduring and distinctly urban.