Celebrating Malaysian developer SP Setia’s first Australian residential development, Fulton Lane at 151 Franklin Street Melbourne, guests started their week on Monday 7 November with a delicious menu designed by Coda’s Adam D’Sylva, while enjoying a selection of cultural entertainment (including Malaysian and Australian) and tunes by DJ Mafia.
November 16th, 2011








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