Mira Terraces
Terrace homes at the park, where the tower meets the ground.

A higher state of mind.








AURA is the defining gateway tower of Melbourne Square, OSK Property's masterplanned Southbank precinct, rising 67 levels around the 3,745 square metre Kennedy Park and its waterfall. Architecture by COX, interiors by DKO, landscape by Oculus. There are 673 residences, now selling, with construction from late 2026.
The design reads as a meditation on time: warm engineered timber, natural stone and earth tones, with a Japanese Genkan entry in every home. Body, mind and spirit rise through the tower as three amenity clubs, each its own state of mind.
Japanese calm, natural Australian beauty.


At the base, a 3,745 square metre park with a waterfall, a full-line Woolworths and childcare on site. Then a Genkan threshold and a water-feature lobby in warm timber and stone.



The wellness floor: movement, water and recovery, opening onto a Japanese garden in the sky.





A teahouse pavilion, zen landscaping, a sun deck, outdoor dining and a barbecue, for slow moments and quiet gathering.




In every home: engineered timber, natural stone, a Genkan entry, and a choice of a Light or a Dark scheme. The higher you climb, the longer the view.
Terrace homes at the park, where the tower meets the ground.

The entry collection, light-filled, from studios to two bedrooms.

Mid-tower homes with the long city view and club access above.


Larger homes above the cloud line, an enhanced state of mind.

The signature collection: Gaggenau kitchens, a built-in bar, and two bespoke palettes, Wattle Gold and Banksia Bronze.


Four crowning homes on the top residential floor, beneath the Cumulus Club.

A double-height Grand Lounge high above the city, a lounge bar, a conservatory and private dining rooms.



Sunrise and sunset sky lounges, a private spa suite with salon, sauna and soak room, a couples treatment room, a meditation and sound room, starlight dining and open-air sky terraces.


A higher state of mind.

Front row to the Arts Precinct Transformation, the largest cultural project in the country.
Up to $2.7m, across 673 residences spanning the tower.
What you are buying is a brand-new home in a precinct that already works: the park, the supermarket and the first towers all stand today. The trade-off is time. AURA is selling now, with construction from late 2026, so it suits a buyer with a long horizon. For off-the-plan buyers, Victoria's stamp-duty concession runs to 20 October 2026, a window worth weighing, not a reason to rush. Deep Southbank rental demand underpins the income case.
Prices indicative, all imagery artist's impression. Not financial advice.

One advisor, in person, at the AURA display gallery or wherever suits you. We will walk you through the levels, the clubs and the trade-offs honestly, pre-construction and all.