February 2020
The Victorian Building Authority is refusing to allow occupancy permits to be issued.
The authority warns that, if it did issue occupancy permits, new owners could end up carrying the repair bill. (source: The Age 5 February 2020, 11.27 pm)
November 2019
The development is complete. The plaque commemorating that this site was the first to be connected to the new Melbourne sewerage system in 1897 has been seamlessly re-instated into the footpath.
to the corner - Princes and Rouse Sts, Port Melbourne |
plaque in the Princes St footpath |
11 September 2018
The scaffolding is removed to reveal ...
January 2018
Status report
286 Rouse St, 14 January 2018 |
May 2017
On 27 April, a new builder was appointed to complete the development after a long hiatus. Excavation by the previous builders apparently damaged neighbouring houses and building work halted.
12 January 2016
It doesn't take long. Graffiti despoils Sable Bleu. The information booth has disappeared - perhaps it was not approved?
Marketing for 286 Rouse St, January 2016 |
27 November 2015
By the end of the week, the display suite for Sable Bleu is in place. There are 14 apartments in this 4 level development, advertised as residences.
Architects: Selwyn Blackstone
Advertising for the development at 286 Rouse St, Port Melbourne |
24 November 2015
Trees gone. Site almost clear.
Demolition underway at 286 Rouse St, Port Melbourne |
14 November 2015
The houses on the corner of Rouse and Princes St are being demolished.
The demolition of 286 Rouse St, Port Melbourne |
May 2015
The Council supported the application with conditions on 19 May 2015 PO953/2013.
286 Rouse St in the autumn - May 2015 |
The All England Eleven Hotel was formerly on this site. Refer to the Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation Society website for more information.
It was also the first site to be sewered in all of Melbourne.
During the sale period, people expressed their views about the development potential of the site.
2014
286 Rouse St - the planning application is advertised |
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