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Name	Detail	File number	Level
121 - 123 Collins Street 121 - 123 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6616		B6616	Demolished
80 Collins Street Development Site 80 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6702		B6702	File only
555 Collins Street 555 Collins Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B3820		B3820	File only
1 Collins Street Grosvenor Chambers , No. 1 Collins Street , One Collins Street , 9 Collins Street , 5-7 Collins Street 5-9 Collins Street, 53-57 Spring Street MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	1 Collins Street is a complex of buildings made up of a 1984 office tower, the retained frontages of Victorian terraces at 5-7 and 9 Collins Street, and the 1877 Campbell House on the corner of Spring and Collins Streets (listed separately on the VHR H1945 and not part of this registration). The 1984 tower is massed to emphasise the corner site and address a city vista. The two main faces step forward slightly in three successive sections, ... more	B7689	State
101 Collins Street 89-101 Collins Street MELBOURNE - Property Number B7709, MELBOURNE CITY		B7709	File only
Gilbert Court 100 Collins Street Melbourne 100-104 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6095	Designed by J A La Gerche and erected in 1954-5, Gilbert Court is symbolic of the recovery in commercial building after World War Two and the onset of Olympic Games preparation. It provided a novel form of building development in its co-operative ownership and appears to be the first true multi-storey commercial "glass box" built in Australia. Receiving much national publicity, it was the first Australian commercial building to fully express the new international Modern aesthetic ... more	B6095	Regional
Former Commercial Bank of Australia 333 Collins Street 327 - 343 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B3331	A most notable commercial building and a fine ornament of Melbourne's financial district. It was the head office of the Commercial Bank of Australia Ltd., from 1893 until 1982. The former C.B.A. Bank is a masterly amalgam of two diverse time periods and styles, the inner a nineteenth century masterwork of Lloyd Tayler and Alfred Dunn and the outer, a twentieth century tour de force by A.& K. Henderson. The Banking Chamber, Entrance Vestibule, Archway and Gates remain from the ... more	B3331	State