Overview

Construction began on Geelong's Power Station B in 1934. The site was used from 1954 until 1970 to provide power for local industries and residents. Today it is being reinvented to power a new generation of the local economy. With 350m of waterfront, 440 car parks and over 10,000sqm of workspaces available; the iconic site will provide opportunities for continued economic and job growth in Geelong's North. The Power Station site will form the latest part of the Pivot City Innovation District, alongside Federal Mills and Glass House. The hyper-connected site close to freeway, train stations, bus stops, waterfront cycling paths and airports. It's location next to sporting, community, residential and industrial areas provides a dynamic opportunity for new and existing businesses in the area.

• 5,000sqm green spaces
• 500m North Geelong train station
• 3.5km waterfront walk / ride to Geelong CBD
• 55mins to Melbourne CBD
• 5mins Geelong CBD
• Bay & CBD views