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You're invited to help shape a new services hub in the heart of Cranbourne

The City of Casey is exploring an exciting new opportunity for the Cranbourne area. The Cranbourne Hub, to be located at 1-3 Lyall Street in Cranbourne, will be a modern, purpose-built space providing a central Hub for Council and community services. The proposed Cranbourne Hub is a "one-stop shop", offering the community easy access to a variety of services in one convenient location.

The proposed Cranbourne Hub is a new community space designed using feedback gathered during previous community engagement and design groups. These groups have worked together to ensure the building meets the community's priorities, aspirations, and service needs. The Hub will house the Connected Libraries (Cranbourne branch), the City of Casey’s Customer Service and the Cranbourne Youth Information Centre all in one convenient location. This centralisation of services is intended to make it easier for the community to access important resources and support in a single, accessible place.

Peninsula Community Legal Centre has been identified as a preferred community service to be included in the proposed Cranbourne Hub concept design. The project is expected to cost $40.3 million and will form part of Council's Capital Works program.

  1. We want your feedback. Share your thoughts on the community-informed proposed Cranbourne Hub concept design to ensure the space works for everyone.
  2. How would you use the space? We want to understand your feelings and preferences for the Cranbourne Hub's design. How can we make this space work for you and the community?
  3. Stay in the loop: We’re keeping the community involved every step of the way. Your feedback will help ensure the final design reflects what’s best for everyone using it.


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How you can influence the project

  • Negotiables

    • Some elements of the design

  • Non-negotiables

    • Budget allocation for the project
    • Services within the building
    • The proposed location of the Cranbourne Hub
    • The scale of the building
    • Assets and services outside of the 1-3 Lyall property footprint

Draft Concept Design

View from laneway

Behind high street shops between Stawell Street and Lyall Street Cranbourne.

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Current After proposed construction

View from south west corner

1-3 Lyall Street Cranbourne

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Current After

View from south east corner

1-3 Lyall Street Cranbourne

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Current After proposed construction

Ground Level Concept Plan

Level 1 Concept Design

Level 2 Concept Design

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