GSA Pelham Street - Melbourne

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GSA Pelham is a Melbourne construction project of a luxury pilot student accommodation development with a mix of 242 studio and one-bedroom apartments available with a 353-bed capacity. The 13-storey building has a gross floor area of 10,000m2 situated on a site of approximately 1,050m2 and is conveniently situated within walking distance to Melbourne University and RMIT. As a leading Melbourne construction company, we take pride in creating state-of-the-art constructions that utilise timeless design standards.

Photography: Ben Guthrie, Derek Swalwell

The building has dedicated communal socialising and study spaces, a retail outlet and bicycle storage.

The development also has a modular theme with a feature precast panel façade, permanent formwork system and POD bathrooms. The original heritage facade was restored and retained for the new development.

GSA Pelham Street – Melbourne Commercial Construction Project

Infinity Constructions is not just about building structures; we build communities. As a leading Melbourne construction company, we understand the importance of creating functional and inspiring spaces that cater to the specific needs of our clients. GSA Pelham in Melbourne exemplifies this approach. This luxury student accommodation boasts a vibrant mix of communal areas, fostering interaction and social connection amongst residents. The dedicated study spaces ensure a productive environment for academic success. By incorporating sustainable design principles and timeless aesthetics, GSA Pelham is a testament to our commitment to building for the future.

This project also highlights Infinity Constructions’ expertise in complex construction projects. The modular theme and innovative use of precast panels, permanent formwork systems, and POD bathrooms demonstrate our ability to deliver efficient and high-quality results. Our commitment to heritage preservation is evident in the meticulous restoration of the original facade, seamlessly integrating the new development into the surrounding environment. Explore our other projects today.