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Philip Rowe
Alex Leiva
Alex Purdon
Amanda Barker
Andrew Lyons
Andrew Mayne
Anesh Narsai
Carmen Paech
Charles Norbury
Christina Prodromou
Costa Papadopoulos
Daniel Colaneri
Daniel Romano
Danielle Ohlson
Edwina Swain
Elaine Tzimokas
Elizabeth Stonehouse
Francisca Rodriguez Sanhueza
Hashmat Wahab
Ian Sutter
Ignacio De Mena
Ignacio Galarraga
Jack Sutter
James Fennell
Jared Smith
Jeffrey Tanate
Jerome Yang
Jessica Walther
Jiayun Li
Johannes Lupolo-Chan
Jorge Armas Gonzalez
Jun Wie
Kate Jowett
Kristy Lawrence
Lucila Cortes Krpan
Margot Lapalus
Mark Kowalyov
Monica Eckhardt
Negin Sadat Aallami
Nicholas Van Lierop
Nicole Tan
Paige Gannon
Patrick Ness
Pete Sullivan
Peter Whiter
Rachael Halstead
Shjaan Versey
Simon Haussegger
Tommy Miller
Tony Palo
Valentina Savid-Frontera
Venu Madhav Chippa
Vinh Phan
Yitan Chiew
Zen Lee
Amanda York
Anisah Razali
Bevan Botha
Brad Meilak
Cameron Goodison
Caroline Lieu
Chloe Mikronis
David Shultis
Dion Hemelaar
Edmond Wong
Gabrielle Hamilton
Gavin Daly
Henrik Ender
John Czechowski
Joshua Billington
Julie Watts
Jym Yau
Karen Unkles
Karlee Blackburn
Lucasta Clothier-Fairs
Majid Ettefaghioun
Margherita Portelli
Marina Savochkina
Michael Hourigan
Michael Shore
Michael Wu
Paul Hudson
Paul Mason
Renee Hu
Rhys Hall
Saghar Hendi
Sandra Palmer
Simon Harris
Vanessa McCaffrey
Ved Hardikar
William Cassell
Wesley Place
Melbourne
Wesley Place, 130 Lonsdale Street will be a catalyst for the reinvigoration of Melbourne’s North East CBD, creating a green, active, connected and welcoming urban environment that retains the best aspects of calm sanctuary in the urban realm.
Centrally focused on the Wesley Church, it will maintain the celebrated church forecourt to the south and creates a sunlit public courtyard to the north that will become the community hub, shaded by the significant historic trees. It will be immediately identifiable with qualities of respite and reflection and will provide diversity of scales of space that will encourage inclusive social interactions and also act as an events platform for the church, civic, arts and community.
All valuable heritage buildings will be restored and adaptively re-used to ensure that their historic value is appreciated by all. The verdant trees and gardens are to be maintained and reinforced to create spaces both for public interaction and quiet contemplation.
