St George Wharf Tower is a residential skyscraper in Sydney, Australia. It stands 181 meters (594 feet) tall and has 49 stories. The building was completed in 2008. It is the tallest residential building in Australia and 11th-tallest in Oceania. The previous record holder was the Melbourne Tower, which stood for only nine years before it was demolished to make way for the Federation Square redevelopment project. The new tower will be another 100 metres (330 feet) high. St George Wharf Tower is located at 150 Kent Street in the City West area of Sydney. The site covers an entire block between Victoria Street, Cambridge Street, Millers Point Road and Kent Street. When it was under construction, it was known as the Capitol Theatre Project. The name change occurred after Australian entertainment company Village Roadshow purchased the site in 2006 for $55 million. St George Wharf Tower contains 438 apartments over eleven floors plus a twelveteenth floor that is home to a restaurant and bar. There are also two underground levels with retail space below Grade 12. The building's design includes features such as "solar pods" on some of its floors, which provide natural light and heat for up to four apartments.