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Day at the Queen Victoria Market

‘Day at the Queen Victoria Market’ is a short film showcasing the City of Melbourne & Queen Victoria Market, and their commitment towards reaching their targets for zero carbon emissions by 2040. It is a film illustrating the renewable energy project across the market roofs through McCorkell Constructions & Energy Aware. Together we continue to prove that commercial & government properties benefit from investing in solar energy on their sites to reduce their carbon footprint.

Officially opened on 20 March 1878, the Market has been serving the people of Melbourne for more than 140+ years. The Market has seen many transformations and was added to the National Heritage List in recognition of its links to the early colonial population of Melbourne and its ability to demonstrate the principal characteristics of a 19th century metropolitan produce market.

Also known affectionately as ‘Vic Market’ or ‘Queen Vic’, the Queen Victoria Market has been the heart and soul of Melbourne for more than a century. A historic landmark spread over two city blocks, it’s a vibrant and bustling inner-city market where you can shop at over 600 small businesses for everything from Australian fruit and vegetables, local and imported gourmet foods, clothing and souvenirs. Click here for more information about the Market’s history.

We hope the film inspires and encourages more stakeholders across governments & corporate enterprises with your green energy decisions, and provide perspective on what a sustainable property looks like and how beautifully the renewable energy decision fits in with the building and surrounding landscape.



Proudly Supported by: Clenergy Australia, SMA Solar & JA Solar

Directed by: Matt Gye - Brand Kinetics