Zenith opened their new Hassell-designed Melbourne Showroom on 11 March 2010.
March 18th, 2010
Zenith’s national strategy received another boost this week with the opening of their new 850 sqm Melbourne showroom created by Hassell over three levels at 179 Flinders Lane.
Over 400 people adorned with their favourite version of a TOP HAT attended the event. The Dan Hamill ensemble swooned guests on arrival and the top hat dancers entertained guests as they networked and partied throughout the evening.








































































































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