Moray Street, South Melbourne
Positioned at a key corner of Moray and York Streets, this bold new development at 134-138 Moray Street delivers a compelling fusion of modern urban design, mixed-use functionality, and finely tuned architectural detailing. Designed by leading architecture studio Hayball, the project reflects a thoughtful response to its context both visually and through its variety of mixed uses being showroom, hotel and office.
| Status: | Now Leasing | |
| Location: | Fitzroy | |
| Type: | Showroom | 500SQM |
| Type: | Office | 500SQM |
| Landscape: | Tract | |
Architecture
The architectural design of the Regent pays tribute to its rich legacy of cinema, theatre and storytelling, bringing its history into the present day. Our design vision for the Regent focused on restoring what had been lost and making the site a cultural landmark once again.
Interiors
The interiors of The Regent are designed to improve life in both significant and subtle ways. There is a dedicated effort to incorporate local charm and luxurious living, from the street-level experience to the feel of each home. The customisable design of each residence encourages creativity and allows for self-expression, while tactile design elements pay homage to the spirit of the Regent Theatre.
History
Established in 1931, the Regent was a wildly popular venue for film and stage performances until its demolition in 1983. Its grand foyer welcomed moviegoers with a barrel-vaulted ceiling meticulously painted in the Gothic Revival style. The auditorium was lavish, with crystal chandeliers, an ornate proscenium arch, a full-size orchestra pit, and silk house curtains. The Regent’s final show was The Rocky Horror Show, which fittingly marked the beginning of Fitzroy’s transformation into a bohemian stomping ground for artists of all kinds.
Suburb Profile.
Fitzroy 3065
Fitzroy occupies a special place in the heart of Melburnians. When you live in a place where the best food, drink, art and culture that the city has to offer is within walking distance, few want to give up the luxury. Renowned as Melbourne’s creative heart and soul, Fitzroy is a place where people happily spend a lifetime.