Celsius: 367-373 Fitzgerald Street and 103 Alma Road, North Perth
Construction has commenced on a nine-storey mixed-use development on Fitzgerald Street in North Perth.
The Celsius development, approved for 367–373 Fitzgerald Street and 103 Alma Road, will include 108 apartments from the second to ninth floors, with restaurants, cafes, shops and office spaces on the ground and second storeys.
Construction work is currently underway and will take place between 7am and 7pm from Monday to Saturday.
Approved Out-of-Hours Concrete Works
The City of Vincent has approved limited out-of-hours construction activity for the development, following a detailed assessment of a Noise Management Plan by the City's Health Services team.
The approval applies only to concrete pouring activities and is in effect from 22 July 2026 to 25 October 2026.
The builder is permitted to undertake one out-of-hours work period per week only, being either:
- Morning works: Site set-up from 5am, with concrete pouring commencing at 6.30am and continuing into normal construction hours; or
- Evening works: Construction activity continuing until 10pm.
The developer may use either the morning extension or the evening extension, but not in the same week.
The builder is also required to provide notification to nearby residents at least 24 hours before any approved out-of-hours work occurs.
Traffic Management Plans and Obstruction Permits
This development is bounded by Fitzgerald Street, Alma Road, Raglan Road and Right of Way (ROW) 49.
In order for ATLAS Building to safely construct the Celsius Development, they are required to submit Traffic Management Plans for proposed temporary road obstructions and closures to facilitate concrete trucks, cranes, loading and unloading zones.
As the construction works progress, there will be stages that require amendments to the Traffic Management Plan (TMP) / Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS). You can find the latest TGS and road obstruction details below.
Obstruction Permit No: P0011A
Obstruction Permit No: P0011A
- Period of validity: 14 August 2026 - 14 February 2027
- Traffic management plan No. AB 02 STAGE 2 TGS 01R1,02,03,04,05 & 10
See below approved Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS) according to Traffic Management Plan AB 02 STAGE 2
For construction vehicle movements around the project site. Vehicles will be following the truck routes as noted by the red triangular symbols.
For public pedestrian movement around the project site. Pedestrian will be following the route as noted by the yellow triangular symbols.
For vehicle movement along Fitzgerald Street with a single lane closure implemented. This will be in place from 7am to 3.30pm Monday to Friday.
For a single lane closure with work zone permits north of Raglan Road. During this implementation there will be two traffic controllers at both ends on-site to safely manage vehicle and pedestrian flow around the closure.
For loading and unloading materials on-site.
For current pedestrian management on-site with the median refuge on Fitzgerald street. This will be in place from 7am to 3.30pm Monday to Friday.
Obstruction Permit No: P0006G
Obstruction Permit No: P0006G
- Period of validity: 15th October 2026 - 15th December 2026
- Traffic Management Plan N. AB 02 STAGE 2 TGS 013 R.O.W 49
24/7 Right of Way Obstruction to manage deliveries on site.
Obstruction Permit No: P0012A
Obstruction Permit No: P0012A
- Period of validity: 2nd October 2026 to 31st March 2027
- Traffic Management Plan N. AB 02R4 02 STAGE 2 TGS 08
Alma Road obstruction for concrete pouring
FAQs
What is the difference between a road closure and road obstruction?
Road closure
A road closure means a road (or part of a road) is officially closed to traffic. Vehicles are generally not permitted to pass through the closed section.
Road obstruction
A road obstruction is any blockage or hazard on a roadway that interferes with normal traffic movement and may require drivers to slow down, stop, or take an alternative route.
When will the right of way be closed?
sures. ATLAS Building will send notification letters before obstructions and closures are implemented which forms part of the permit conditions.
When will the right of way be obstructed?
sures. ATLAS Building will send notification letters before obstructions and closures are implemented which forms part of the permit conditions.
When will the Raglan Road be obstructed?
sures. ATLAS Building will send notification letters before obstructions and closures are implemented which forms part of the permit conditions.
Note: The Permit will be valid for a total of number concrete pouring days between specified dates on the permit.
When will the Alma Road be obstructed?
sures. ATLAS Building will send notification letters before obstructions and closures are implemented which forms part of the permit conditions.
Note: The Permit will be valid for a total of number concrete pouring days between specified dates on the permit.
Does the permit cover construction noise issues?
Permits to obstruct and/or close roads do not address noise. For further information on how noise is addressed, please visit the Imagine Vincent.
Why doesn’t the City publish the Traffic Management Plan (TMP)?
The Traffic Management Plan (TMP) is a detailed technical document prepared by the contractor and reviewed by the City as part of the permit process.
It is not published as it is not a public-facing document and may contain commercially sensitive and operational information.
To support transparency, the City publishes approved Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS), which show the on-ground traffic and pedestrian arrangements relevant to residents and road users.
The City assesses compliance against the full approved documentation and undertakes regular site inspections to ensure works are carried out safely and in accordance with permit conditions.
Why are some Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS) not available on the website?
Only approved Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS) are published on the City’s website.
TGS that are not shown (e.g. TGS 06–09 and 11–14) are still under review and have not yet been approved. These documents may be subject to change as part of the assessment process.
Once approved, relevant TGS will be published to ensure the community has visibility of the current traffic management arrangements in place.
Contact information
Residents are encouraged to liaise directly with the builder or developer about this development using the contact details below.
For enquiries or complaints about construction activities:
Atlas Building
Jason Ball, Project Manager
Phone: 0459 129 983
Email: [email protected]
For enquiries about the development and/or sales.
Celsius Property Group
Email: [email protected]
For after-hours emergencies, please contact City of Vincent Rangers on 9273 6000.