517 Malvern Road, Toorak VIC 3142

A signage permit for a Chemist Warehouse shopfront. The signage permit is only for the exterior façade of the building. The building permit has been approved and internal works are finalised.

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(Source: City of Stonnington, reference 0253/22)

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  1. Anne Mills commented

    Facade must be in keeping with ambience of area, i.e. no bright yellow frontage!!
    Make it fit in with what is already there, which is how the locals like it -

    When in
    Rome………..

  2. Sheila Fedele commented

    It's too late - garish signage across the front - Seems to be done & dusted.

  3. Sue commented

    This business has a store in Toorak Rd Sth Yarra which has been discreetly painted in keeping with the amenity of the location. So the precedent has been set. The company should rework their storefront.

  4. Matthew Fielding commented

    The worlds changing, let it change. The company has branded itself bright for a reason, no issues here. Let chemist warehouse be

  5. Josie Pearson commented

    The signage on the facade must be in keeping with the streetscape - that is, unobtrusive and in keeping with the local area.

  6. Sarah Crosthwaite commented

    The signage is brash and not in keeping with the tone of Hawksburn village, personally it feels like it devalues the whole strip. Perhaps more modest colours could be used so it is not so vivid…

  7. Sally Mason commented

    The shop already looks totally out of place in the area. They need to completely tone down their signage. It is an absolute eyesore

  8. Justine Smyth commented

    The external bright yellow hoardings over the facade / extent & visual impact of the overall signage is quite out of keeping with the character of the local area. It is jarring in the streetscape and damages local amenity. Colours and particularly the external hoardings should be toned down significantly. Similarly to their store at 189 Toorak Rd South Yarra.

  9. Sophie Webb commented

    Please can this signage be re-worked, it’s so clearly out of place for the Village.

  10. RRS commented

    The external colour and signage is completely out of character of the local area and the general aesthetic of the village. The fact that they painted the exterior without advance permission must also be taken into account and the Company asked to rectify back in keeping with the strip.

  11. Eloise Dias commented

    I strongly agree with other comments. The garish shopfront is completely out of keeping with the rest of the village and heavily detracts from the charm of the strip. It is very sad seeing the originality of Hawksburn Village slowly being eroded by such establishments. They should at least be required to adopt signage and colouring that shows regard for surrounding proprietors and the Hawksburn community as a whole.

  12. Sara commented

    The colours and designs of the external signs are out of character of the area. Hawksburn Village has a character of its own. Keep the ambience of the area. The company should be made to tone down the signage.

  13. Lisa Ryan commented

    The Chemist Warehouse shop frontage and signage is not in keeping with the village character of the Hawksburn shopping precinct. The shop frontage and all signage must be redesigned and approved by the City of Stonnington.

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