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�People are going to want to work and play closer to where they live, rather than getting on a train to go into the CBD,� observes Buchan�s Group managing principal Bruce Shaw. �New mixed-use developments will have to cater for this, pre-empting the rapid
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Architecture News & Editorial Desk

Architecture News & Editorial Desk

30 Nov 2020 • 3m read • View Author

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The mini-city is spread across 35,000 square metres

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While the buildings range from linear to curved profiles, the architecture retains visual cohesion as well as a physical connection at the podium level

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Located on the corner of Princes Highway and Blackburn Road, M-City features all the amenity, dynamism and character of the CBD

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