67 Spencer Street

67 Spencer Street is a heritage-listed building in Melbourne, Australia, originally serving as the head offices of the Victorian Railways. Opened in 1893, it was the largest office building in the city at the time, showcasing Renaissance Revival architecture. The building features a distinctive U shape with a prominent facade and was designed to accommodate various railway branch offices. Over the years, it underwent several transformations, including a conversion into a hotel and apartments, with the redevelopment completed in 1997. Today, it stands as a significant historical landmark, reflecting Melbourne's Victorian era and architectural heritage.