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Melbourne was again rated the world’s most liveable city by The Economist in 2016. To hold onto this mantle, we need to be ready to overcome tomorrow’s challenges and make the most of its opportunities. PwC's new home at Riverside Quay has been designed to do just that. We’re opening our doors like never before so together we can reimagine the possible.
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"Each of our clients’ needs, priorities and work styles are different so we are changing the way we work to put your unique preferences first. Our move to Riverside Quay is part of that change. A design that centres on seamless collaboration, the latest technology and a flexible environment, which will give you a space to achieve the best outcomes and build great relationships."
Peter Konidaris, Managing Partner, Melbourne
PwC Melbourne has relocated to 2 Riverside Quay. The office is ideally situated along the riverfront of Southbank, directly across the Yarra River from Melbourne's CBD. It enjoys easy access to transport networks, with Flinders Street Station and major tram hubs located close by.
Entry to Riverside Quay is on the corner of Riverside Quay and Cook Street.
Directions to our new office:
The closest taxi rank is located on the corner of Riverside Quay and Cook Street.
A limited number of client parking spots are available on site. Please arrange a car space with your PwC Host prior to arriving.
The following parking stations are also located nearby:
- Wilson Parking - 2 Riverside Quay
- Wilson Parking - 2 Freshwater Place
Train: Flinders Street Station is a five minute walk from the office.
Bus: The nearest bus station is a five minute walk from the office at Flinders Street train station.
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