333 Collins Street

333 Collins Street

- Architecture: Built in 1990-1992, the postmodern tower wraps around the heritage-listed former Commercial Bank of Australia banking chamber, which was originally constructed in 1891-1893 and designed by architects Lloyd Tayler and Alfred Dunn.

- Interior: Features a soaring Italian Baroque-style octagonal dome with gilt columns, ornate arches, and a marble mosaic floor.

Today: 333 Collins Street

The 333 Collins Tower continues to meet the demands placed on it by high profile blue chip commercial, legal, financial and corporate tenants in Melbourne. On this site you can learn about the history of this landmark building, the services available to the public and tenants, and inquire about using the heritage listed banking chamber as a backdrop to your next function.

Public Access

The historic banking chamber/foyer is open to the general public for free, closed weekends and public holidays)

Entry is FREE!

Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm

Dome

The Dome is one of Melbourne's most breathtaking architectural landmarks.

Several features from this time still survive, including the extraordinary mosaic-tiled floor, ornate Baroque and Italianate pillars, arches and other decorative flourishes, and clerestory windows that create shafts of natural golden light.

But the building's most visually arresting feature is the soaring Dome itself - its sheer scale and architectural beauty are truly spellbinding.

Online

The must-see dome can be viewed online (free)

Virtual Tour

Video courtesy Melbourne With Kids