About M3
Kapitol is delivering new data centres for NEXTDC at the M3 Melbourne site in West Footscray.
M3 Melbourne supports critical digital services such as healthcare, banking, cloud storage and online communications.
M3 Melbourne is one of NEXTDC’s hyperscale technology campuses and is located in 10kms from the Melbourne CBD. The site spans 100,000 square metres and is being developed into a 150MW data centre and technology campus. Upon completion, the project will deliver:
The M3 project represents excellence in collaboration, design, construction, and delivery and is currently planned to continue until 2028.
Timeline and project information
PROJECT INFORMATION
The site is located on Indwe Street / Cala Street / Paramount Road in West Footscray.
TIMELINE
We understand construction activity at our site can bring noticeable change to the local area, and we recognise that this can be disruptive.
Feedback from residents, businesses and other stakeholders is valuable in helping us identify issues early and improve how we manage the works.
If you have feedback, you can submit it via our contact form.
All enquiries and complaints are taken seriously and you can expect a response within 7 days.
NEXTDC is an exiting ASX 100-listed technology company enabling business transformation through innovative data centre outsourcing solutions, connectivity services and infrastructure management software.
about kapitol
Kapitol is the largest data centre builder in Australia. Kapitol is delivering M3, leveraging its growing expertise in data centre delivery and partnership with NEXTDC. Our data centre construction expertise spans consultation, design, cost planning and commissioning.
Data centres do not produce emissions during normal operation and do not involve manufacturing processes.
Backup generators are installed for emergency use online (such as power outages) and are tested periodically in line with environmental regulations. Stringent environmental controls are in place.
Residents can monitor local air quality at epa.vic.gov.au/check-air-and-water-quality.
No. The facility has been designed in coordination with the local electricity network to ensure there is sufficient capacity for the surrounding community, and the data centre.
Operational noise is low level and primarily generated by cooling systems. The facility is designed to meet strict environmental noise limits and includes acoustic treatments to minimize impacts on nearby homes.
Data centres enable essential digital services that are relied on daily. As demand for online services and AI continues to grow, new infrastructure is required to support this increasing need.
The project is also delivering upgraded shared use path connections to the Stony Creek Trail, increased landscaping around the site and a new local café that has been open for several years – Alfa@DC.
