XLCR, 120 Collins Street
End-of-trip
XLCR, 120 Collins Street
End-of-trip
Client: Investa
Architect: Hassell
Builder: Buildcorp
Location: Melbourne Vic
A total of more than 200 lockers were delivered for the end-of-trip facility at 120 Collins Street, supporting secure storage within a premium commuter environment.
Configured as custom 2-tier hanging lockers, the system incorporates integrated bench seating, internal shelving and custom ventilation to support daily use across peak arrival periods.
Access is managed via a Gantner hardwired locking system integrated with the building’s existing RFID access control.
Accessible locker units are also incorporated within the facility, with matching wall panelling used throughout the male and female amenities areas to maintain a consistent material finish.
Project Details
| Lockers | 200+ × custom 2-tier lockers; accessible locker units |
| Configuration | Hanging with integrated shelving |
| Finishes | Laminate – George Feathers Cellupal HPL Berg |
| Locks | Gantner hardwired locking system with RFID integration |
| Accessories | Custom ventilation slots; integrated seating; wall panelling; numbering |
Project recognition: Buildcorp received the MBA Victoria Excellence in Fit-out Award ($5m–$10m) for XLCR, 120 Collins Street.
Photography: Lisbeth Grosmann
End-of-trip locker considerations
Made for commuter
Shared and
allocated use
Locker layouts and lock systems
configured around shared daily use and high-frequency user turnover.
Lock systems
designed around use
Lock systems configured around shared-use operation, user turnover and facilities management requirements.
Systems may include mechanical, digital, RFID or smart access depending on operational, durability and management requirements.
Wet areas
& ventilation
Materials and hardware selected around moisture exposure, cleaning requirements and long-term durability matched with locker systems designed to support airflow for activewear, shoes, helmets and damp kit.
Mixed locker
environments
Shelving, hanging and device lockers with integrated seating combined within coordinated layouts.
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Designed around your project
Lockin lockers are manufactured to order and configured around the needs of each project - from dimensions and materials through to layouts, locking systems and accessories.
Flexible dimensions & layouts
Locker widths, heights, depths and internal configurations can all be adjusted to suit project requirements, available space and user needs.
Material & finish
flexibility
Available in laminate, steel or hybrid constructions, with commercial finishes including timber-look laminates, powdercoat colours, perforations and custom graphics.
Integrated lock & accessory systems
Locker systems can be configured with mechanical, digital, RFID or hardwired locking systems, alongside accessories such as seating, charging, mail slots, ironing stations and drying facilities.
Built for project-specific applicators
From workplace and education environments through to elite sports facilities and custom operational requirements, Lockin systems can be adapted to suit unique project briefs.
Specifier Resources
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Locker planning insights
Common end-of-trip locker planning considerations that will help prevent operational, maintenance and user-experience issues later
Shared-use
operation
Most end-of-trip environments operate as shared-use systems. Lockers and lock systems should support intuitive and reliable shared-use operation across high- frequency daily use.
Peak-use periods before and after work can create concentrated movement through locker areas. Locker layouts should consider circulation widths, bench locations and access flow.
Wet-area
durability
Materials, ventilation and hardware selections should reflect moisture exposure, cleaning regimes and long-term durability within wet end-of-trip environments.
Ventilation
& drying
Ventilation becomes increasingly important where lockers are used for activewear, shoes, helmets and damp garments. Locker internals should support airflow and long- term usability.
Installation
tolerance
Allowance for installation
tolerances, floor variation and service coordination helps reduce on-site modifications and visible gaps during installation.
End-of-trip facilities commonly combine shelving, hanging and accessible lockers and seating within projects.
Made for inclusive spaces
Accessible locker options can be integrated within standard locker layouts to support inclusive workplace, education and change-room environments.
Integrated within
locker layouts
Accessible configurations can be incorporated within shelving and hanging locker systems to support inclusive spaces without separating users from the broader environment.
Supports accessible design requirements
Locker configurations can assist projects designed in accordance with AS1428 accessibility standards and NCC accessibility provisions
Designed for changing user needs
Inclusive locker planning helps future-proof facilities by supporting a broader range of occupants and visitors over time, including people with mobility limitations, temporary injuries, reduced dexterity or low vision.
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Available in laminate, steel and hybrid constructions with commercial finishes selected around project durability, maintenance and aesthetic requirements.
Materials & finishes to fit your project
Lockin lockers are available in laminate, steel and hybrid constructions, with finishes and detailing selected around the operational, aesthetic and durability requirements of each project.
Laminate
finishes
Laminate lockers offer a wide range of commercial colours, woodgrains and textured finishes that integrate easily with interior palettes and surrounding joinery systems.
Steel &
powdercoat
Welded steel lockers provide durability, moisture resistance and security, with modern powdercoat finishes and perforation patterns increasingly used as architectural design elements.
Hybrid
options
Hybrid systems combine welded steel locker bodies for strength and durability with laminate doors and finishes for a warmer, furniture-like appearance.
Custom
detailing
Lockers can be configured with perforations, graphics, numbering, signage and ventilation detailing to support branding, wayfinding and architectural integration.
Explore finishes & materials
Explore the range of material and finishes options available
Mechanical, digital and hardwired lock systems to fit locker project operational requirements.
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Discuss your project
Our project management team regularly works with architects, designers and builders to review layouts, locker configurations and specification details early in the project process.