The High Street design aims to create a welcoming and cohesive streetscape that reflects Armadale's character and makes it easier to move through the area.

The existing topiary trees (Ficus microphylla hillii) — a familiar feature of Stonnington's shopping strips — will be retained where possible, with failing trees replaced and new ones added. Upgraded tree grates will improve soil health and water access. A new kerbside paving band will create a defined amenity zone with seating, bins and wayfinding signage, extending through to Kings Arcade, key corners and across the rail corridor to create a more connected feel. At Morey Street, a new pedestrian crossing, narrowed roadway and green planting will improve safety and mark the entry to the precinct. The heritage substation presents an opportunity for public art, and existing asphalt surfaces will be renewed.

• New feature pavement
• New pedestrian crossing at Morey Street
• New topiary tree planting
• New seating, bins and wayfinding

• Some trees may need to be removed
• Traffic conditions will change during and after construction
• Footpath works will cause temporary disruption

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