Residents in Melbourne’s tallest towers say they are living in a horror movie after noticing a disturbing sound deep within their apartments.
High-rise residents at Multiplex’s Melbourne Square in Southbank, and the Aurora building on La Trobe Street, developed by Malaysian-based UEM Sunrise, say they can hear the “creepy” squeaking sound from deep within the walls of their units.
On it you can hear a constant high-pitched whistling sound, which he said was coming from both sides of his unit. “I’ve found myself a few times taking my headphones off when I’m on the PC trying to figure out what it is, because it’s kinda ominous,” he said.One resident described the constant ringing as like something from a horror movie.
Creaking noises could also be heard at the Aurora building on La Trobe Street, according to residents who said it was “extremely” loud this week. “In the past few days Melbourne has experienced severe weather and wind conditions. We appreciate the concern some residents will have about the noise this has generated,” a spokeswoman for the company said. “We want to reassure residents that there are absolutely no structural issues at play.
“Where residents experience noise in non-extreme weather conditions we will work with the building managers to make an assessment and determine if any minor rectifications are required. This is standard procedure on any new building.”
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