Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre

The Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) is a globally recognised hub for cancer research, treatment, and education, designed to accelerate breakthroughs in cancer care. As the largest comprehensive cancer centre in the southern hemisphere, VCCC integrates clinical and research excellence, housing 206 beds, 110 chemotherapy places, and 20,000m² of dedicated research space for 1,200 researchers.

Designed for collaboration, its open-plan workspaces, internal atrium, and bridge links connect clinicians, researchers, and educators, fostering innovation and knowledge-sharing. Universal room layouts enhance clinical safety and patient care, while flexible modular grids support future adaptability.

Sustainability was a key priority, with energy-efficient plant rooms, daylight-optimised spaces, and a 4 Star Green Star target reducing environmental impact. The spiraling façade and self-shading atrium minimize wind effects while maximising natural light, creating a welcoming environment for patients and staff.

As a Public-Private Partnership, VCCC sets new benchmarks in healthcare infrastructure, uniting leading institutions to deliver world-class cancer care. Its success in integrating health, education, and research has strengthened Melbourne’s Biomedical Precinct, ensuring long-term advancements in cancer treatment.