2 August 2023
The Pier Hotel is being offered for sale for the first time in 20 years by JLL. Expressions of interest close on 30 August.
The has planning approval for a rooftop and a 3.00 am license.
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Changing Port Melbourne and Fishermans Bend
Evolving Port
Port Melbourne and Fishermans Bend change. Houses are changed or demolished and new forms of housing take their place. Port Houses records some of these changes.
About Port Houses
Port Houses and Port Places are projects by Janet Bolitho.
Port Melbourne has a great diversity of housing from different periods. Port Houses takes an interest in dwellings of all kinds as well as debates about planning in Port Melbourne and environs.
Port Houses attempts to record every house demolished in Port Melbourne and what replaces it. Port Houses also records the vegetation present on a site before demolition, and what replaces it.
More recently, Janet has been documenting development sites in Fishermans Bend and Montague.
Janet was appointed to the Fishermans Bend Development Board in 2018. She is an active member of the Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation Society.
She has a Masters in planning from RMIT, a background in history studies and a period from 2004 to 2012 as Sandridge Ward Councillor on the Port Phillip Council. She was Mayor of the City of Port Phillip in 2006 and 2007.
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If you have photos, stories or any other information that would add depth and interest to Port Houses, please contact me at janet.bolitho AT gmail.com
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- Fishermans Bend Framework
- Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation Society
- Access City of Port Phillip planning permit register
- City of Port Phillip Fishermans Bend estate guidelines
- City of Port Phillip Garden City guidelines
- City of Port Phillip Dunstan Estate Guidelines
- VCAT decisions
- The Planning and Environment Act
- Heritage Victoria
- Port Focus
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