建于1907年、曾激发AC/DC创作摇滚歌曲《Highway to Hell》的珀斯Leopold Hotel酒吧计划被改建为一座包含203套公寓和精酿啤酒厂的11层建筑[1]。该酒吧于2025年10月关闭，结束了116年的运营历史[1]。
开发商Changfeng Pty Ltd已向西澳规划委员会提交了一项价值9300万美元的开发申请[1]。该项目位于Canning Highway 326号，拟建的公寓中包括87套一居室、75套两居室、24套三居室和17套工作室，另配备312个停车位分布在地下室、地面层和夹层[1]。项目目前处于西澳规划委员会的公众咨询期，截止日期为8月30日[1]。
The Leopold Hotel, a legendary Perth establishment that inspired AC/DC's iconic rock anthem "Highway to Hell," is set to be redeveloped into an 11-storey residential tower following a developer's submission to Western Australia's planning authority[1]. The historic pub, which operated for 116 years after opening in 1907, closed its doors in October 2025[1].
Developer Changfeng Pty Ltd has lodged a development application valued at AUD 93 million for the site at 326 Canning Highway[1]. The proposed building will contain 203 apartments distributed across multiple unit types: 87 one-bedroom units, 75 two-bedroom units, 24 three-bedroom units, and 17 studio apartments[1]. The project also includes a craft brewery component and 312 parking spaces located in basement, ground-level, and mezzanine areas[1].
The development is currently undergoing public consultation with the Western Australian Planning Commission, with a deadline of August 30 for community submissions[1].