bluebottle is proud to partner with 101 Collins Street, delivering innovative 3D-printed lighting, as part of the building’s ongoing commitment to sustainability.
101 Collins operates on 100% renewable electricity — as part of the buildings back to base works, we configured and supplied custom power-balance luminaires, complete with bespoke mounting brackets with air slots, for seamless integration with the ceiling grid, providing both visual clarity and airflow. The 3D-printed downlights located on perimeters and halls by Signify are locally manufactured, support a circular economy, and significantly reduce embodied carbon.
With multiple tenancy spaces now complete, we’ll continue transitioning the entire building to our sustainable lighting solutions—integrated with Australian-made Philips Dynalite controls—for a smarter, more efficient future at this iconic Melbourne address.
This project reflects our commitment to bespoke design and a greener built environment.
