Kapitol is thrilled to have completed the next stage of the iconic Morris Moor redevelopment in Moorabin for Up Property.
Building 4 includes the adaptive reuse of the former Phillip Morris cigarette factory into an additional 17,000 sqm of new offices, warehousing, and hospitality venues. Key highlights include new west and east entrances with feature stairs, 350 sqm of new skylights to illuminate the new glazed and feature-tiled corridors, new trademark entrance from Cochranes Road with updated landscape profile, and new mechanical and electrical services throughout, and upgrade to existing fire services.
"Kapitol's drive for excellence and its solutions based approach is what stood out for us as we continue our vision for Morris Moor," said Adam Davidson, Managing Director of Up Property.
The project was completed in December 2023.
Building 4 includes the adaptive reuse of the former Phillip Morris cigarette factory into an additional 17,000 sqm of new offices, warehousing, and hospitality venues. Key highlights include new west and east entrances with feature stairs, 350 sqm of new skylights to illuminate the new glazed and feature-tiled corridors, new trademark entrance from Cochranes Road with updated landscape profile, and new mechanical and electrical services throughout, and upgrade to existing fire services.
"Kapitol's drive for excellence and its solutions based approach is what stood out for us as we continue our vision for Morris Moor," said Adam Davidson, Managing Director of Up Property.
The project was completed in December 2023.
- client
- Up Property
- Location
- Moorabin, Victoria
- Architect
- ClarkeHopkinsClarke
- Status
- Complete
We went through an amazing ECI process with Kapitol where we got to harness and use their skillset to not only develop the plans, but get a program that was actually achievable, and that was the reason why we choose to work with Kapitol
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Adaptive Reuse
Development
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17,000sqm
new offices, warehousing & hospitality space
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350sqm
of skylights
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19 million kgs
of embodied carbon saved during construction
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92%
of materials recycled
