Holden Headquarters VIC, Australia (2005)

The Holden Headquarters, in Port Melbourne, opened in 2003 – a $400 million development and the largest investment the company had made in Australia in 20 years.

Wide Bollards are installed along the footpath. These architectural bollards are available in aluminium and stainless steel, with flat or domed heads.

The Holden Headquarters, in Port Melbourne, opened in 2003 – a $400 million development and the largest investment the company had made in Australia in 20 years.

Wide Bollards are installed along the footpath. These architectural bollards are available in aluminium and stainless steel, with flat or domed heads.

location

191 Salmon Street, Port Melbourne, Victoria, 3207

client

Custodian: GM Holden Ltd

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