Providing much-needed healthcare, housing, employment and commercial infrastructure, New Epping is transforming a dormant 51-hectare site into a thriving community which will form part of the largest medical hub in Melbourne’s north. Anchoring New Epping’s health wellness and knowledge precinct, the Northern Private Hospital was awarded practical completion on August 23, two months ahead of…
Founded on a passion for design and a forward-thinking vision for creating communities, this year marks 30 years since Riverlee began. In the coming months, we look forward to celebrating this milestone with our community of friends, partners and supporters; reflecting on three decades of achievements, learnings and continued growth. Clement Lee OAM, Chairman &…
Underscoring everything we deliver is an understanding that our actions today have the power to shape the communities of tomorrow. Whether it is through our work in the built environment or in our every-day interactions, we have an inherent responsibility to cultivate positive impacts within our communities. A key element that helps align our business…
Built on 51 hectares of dormant land, a portion of which was once a quarry and later a landfill, our New Epping project has been mindfully planned to restore the site’s natural wonder, reflecting our commitment to sustainability and a connection between people and the environment. In addition to the provision of sustainably-focused homes, offices,…
Riverlee’s approach to asset management is centred on uplifting tenant experience and bringing quality upgrades to deliver unique and considered workplaces. Sustainability is a key driver in achieving these objectives and Riverlee commercial buildings enjoy a range of energy, water, and waste management initiatives to minimise their environmental impact. In 2022, Riverlee’s key assets achieved…
In this update, we are thrilled to share our commitment to making a positive impact in the communities we work with in our inaugural Volunteering Week, where we collectively contributed our time and efforts to meaningful causes. We celebrate the completion of our first residential project at New Epping, providing much needed homes for those…
Founded by architect Clement Lee and his wife, Betty, Riverlee was conceived out of a desire to create places centred around people, delivering design-led, visionary projects across a broad range of sectors. After completing studies in Architecture and Planning at the University of Melbourne, Clement moved to Malaysia where, alongside two partners, he founded an…
“We believe if you have the power to give, you should.” – Clement Lee, Founder and Chairman at Riverlee. Over 34 Riverlee team members participated in Riverlee’s inaugural Volunteering Week in March, with a total of 595 volunteer hours completed as a combined effort. Aligned with Riverlee’s vision to create thriving communities, Volunteering Week…
Riverlee communities come to life “The power of culture can never be understated, and at a time when Melbourne has very much roared back to life, recently completed Riverlee communities are beginning to thrive. This year we have already seen purchasers moving into their Belrose South workspaces and residents accepting keys to the Stage 1…
The Cheltenham-located creative work precinct, Belrose, has reached completion of its first stage, ushering in a new era for architecturally-designed industrial office workspaces as the first wave of community members move in. Sympathetic to its surrounds, Belrose South comprises 24 office warehouse and showroom spaces crafted by industrial specialists, SDA, with interiors by leading design…
Riverlee is honoured to announce the handover of the newly-completed Stage 1 Residences to Haven; Home, Safe, as residents prepare to move into their new homes. With 1- and 2-bedroom formats bolstered by 250sqm of communal space, the 151 apartments have been purpose-built to provide affordable housing solutions in the City of Whittlesea, effectively doubling…
After a tumultuous few years, there is a lot of speculation about what 2023 will have in store for the commercial property sector. One recent report from Barrenjoey forecasts that office vacancy rates in Melbourne CBD could rise to as much as 20 per cent, while analysts are forecasting an average 10 per cent fall…
