Point Cook Town Centre is a Main Street concept designed by The Buchan Group to create a sense of community via its planning, scale, materials and diversity of uses. The Retail uses are complemented by small business office spaces, child care, gymnasium, library, community centre and kindergarten. The plan is organised into four quadrants, three of which were completed in the first stage of the development. The development is highly externalised but also includes traditional enclosed arcades.
Shop-top commercial spaces are integrated into the scheme and have identifiable addresses provided through the use of individually coloured, double height glazed entry facades.
The site was nominated for development as a town centre by VicUrban, which maintained a design approval role throughout the project. Stage 1 of the development was completed and opened for trade in August 2008.
