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22 levels · built 1976 to 1979 for the Board of Works

MMBW House, 120 Spencer Street

120 Spencer Street, Melbourne VIC 3000 · Perrott Lyon Timlock & Kesa, 1979
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Grade
22
Floors
22
Floors
Grade
1979
Completed
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MMBW House, 120 Spencer Street floor by floor

MMBW House, 120 Spencer Street rises 22 floors at 120 Spencer Street, Melbourne VIC, completed 1979, designed by Perrott Lyon Timlock & Kesa. We have no space listed in the building right now — our concierge can approach the landlord or a sitting tenant directly, free for tenants.

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Building overview

The Board of Works tower, still working

Twenty-two levels built as the head office of the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works, finished in 1979 and still one of the largest floorplates at the Spencer Street end.

120 Spencer Street is MMBW House, designed by Perrott Lyon Timlock & Kesa and built between 1976 and 1979 as the head office of the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works. It runs to 22 levels.

The facade has a story attached to it. The tower was originally clad in bluestone slabs, which were poorly fastened and began falling onto the street below, and the stone was replaced with the anodised aluminium sheeting the building wears today.

Spencer Street is the western edge of the Hoddle grid, where the CBD meets Docklands. Southern Cross Station is a few minutes north, which makes this one of the better addresses in Melbourne for a team that commutes by regional rail rather than by tram. WeWork runs the workspace we list here.

Key facts

Grade
StatusEstablished
Completed1979
ArchitectPerrott Lyon Timlock & Kesa
Owner
Floors22
PrecinctSpencer Street & Docklands edge
Amenities & end-of-trip

The Spencer Street end of the grid

Southern Cross Station
Regional and suburban rail a short walk north
Spencer Street trams
Routes 11, 12, 48 and 109 nearby
Large floorplates
Purpose built head office floors
Spencer Street dining
Cafes and food halls along the street
Retail nearby
Spencer Outlet Centre at Southern Cross
Modernist facade
Anodised aluminium cladding with red highlights
Getting here

Transport & location

MMBW House, 120 Spencer Street sits in the Spencer Street & Docklands edge — trams at the door and rail within a short walk.

TRAIN
Southern Cross Station
Regional, suburban and airport coach
5 min walk
TRAM
Spencer Street
Routes 11, 12, 48, 109
1 min walk

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MMBW House, 120 Spencer Street
120 Spencer Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
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Spencer Street & Docklands edge
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