The Lady of St Kilda was a schooner which served from 1834 before being shipwrecked at Tahiti after sailing from Sydney sometime shortly after 1843. The trading vessel from Plymouth sailed for Port Phillip Bay in Melbourne, Australia in February 1841 and was usually moored off the foreshore, which was soon known as “the St. Kilda foreshore.”

The timber sailing ship which once sailed into Port Phillip Bay, was the inspiration for the name of a great town by the sea and the concept that informs our refurbishment, alterations and additions to this existing three level, 1970’s ‘six-pack’ block of flats.