Who is the Developer for Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne?

BPM is the developer of Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne.

Who is the Architect for Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne?

DKO Architecture is the architect of Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne.

Who is the Builder for Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne?

Ironside is the builder of Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne.

What building type is Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne?

Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne is an Mid-Rise development.

What is the height of the building(s) in Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne?

The height of Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne is 31m.

How many floors does Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne?

Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne has a total of 8 floors.

How many buildings are there in Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne?

Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne has a total of 1 building.

How many car spaces are there in Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne?

Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne has a total of 22 car spaces.

How many residences are there in Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne?

Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne has a total of 45 residences.

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Q: Which suburb is Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne located in?

Night Fall - 165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne is located in South Melbourne, VIC 3205.

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South Melbourne, VIC 3205

Night Fall

165-167 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne VIC 3205

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45 residences
8 floors
Apartments

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Year completed 2018

Plans approved
Construction started
Construction complete
Completed 2018

Construction is complete and ready to move in

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Night Fall showcases a striking collaborative vision brought to life by developer BPM, DKO Architecture, and acclaimed interior design studio Hecker Guthrie. The building’s geometric modernist form engages thoughtfully with the surrounding streetscape, pairing clean architectural lines with industrial-inspired sophistication. Inside, bespoke residences are characterised by expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing that prioritises natural light, accompanied by rich tactile palettes and carefully considered spatial layouts.

Development information for Night Fall

Suburb:

South Melbourne, VIC 3205

Local Government Area:

Port Phillip City

Project Status:

Construction complete

Year Completed:

2018

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Building Type:

Mid-Rise

Building Height:

31 metres

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“Inner-city urban living 300 metres from Montague light rail and South Melbourne Market.”

What's near Night Fall

Under 500m
Transport
Montague Street Light Rail Stop 126
Provides high-frequency Route 109 tram services connecting directly to Southern Cross Station, the Melbourne CBD, and Port Melbourne.
Gardens
Kirrip Park
Features open community lawns, native tree plantings, public seating, and designated dog exercise areas.
Education
South Melbourne Primary School
Delivers government primary education within a vertical campus that integrates early learning and community facilities.
Under 1km
Groceries
South Melbourne Market
Houses extensive fresh produce vendors, specialty grocers, organic markets, and surrounding retail food halls.
GP / Medical
Doctors of South Melbourne
Provides general practice consultations, pathology collection, immunisations, and dedicated chronic condition management.

South Melbourne, VIC 3205

South Melbourne exhibits consistent capital growth driven by high-density urban renewal, affluent working professionals, and walkability to the CBD. Strategic proximity to major tram networks, commercial hubs, and cultural assets underpins ongoing residential demand across the precinct.

Infrastructure updates

Guided by the Montague Precinct Implementation Plan and Planning Scheme Amendment GC224, supporting the rollout of the $2.7bn Fishermans Bend Development Contributions Plan for local roads, tram corridor extensions, and open space upgrades.