The Most Ambitious Workplace Health Precinct Has Landed In Melbourne

This June, SFIDI will open a dedicated workplace health precinct built exclusively for Rialto’s Collins Street tenants. Across two floors and 876 sqm, SFIDI brings cutting edge training, advanced recovery equipment, and expert-led programming to the heart of Rialto.

Designed around a single premise that the health of the people inside a building is the most important investment a workplace can make, SFIDI is a completely new idea in corporate wellness. It is a concept built around precision, performance and the belief that workplace health has never been done properly – until now.

SFIDI is co-founded by Lorenz and Manola Grollo of Grollo Co, alongside Ian Tuckey, co-founder of Virgin Active Australia and one of three people trusted by Richard Branson to expand the Virgin brand into the Asia Pacific. Built on years of tested programming and placemaking, the co-founders are joined by a diverse team of experts and coaches recruited from some of the most respected health and wellbeing businesses across the world.

SFIDI’s all-encompassing health and performance offerings include world-class recovery equipment to ensure Rialto’s tenants can train, recover, and return to work sharper. Inside the space, an infrared sauna emits three times more full-spectrum light than comparable saunas, a Zerobody dry float allows the body to float over 400 litres of warm water without getting undressed, and a dry cryotherapy bed delivers muscle recovery without the cold shock of traditional cryotherapy. Members will also have access to the ARRC LED Bed, a full-body light therapy experience that combines green, red, and near-infrared light to support recovery and performance in a single treatment session.

Alongside a 16-bed reformer studio, members can sign up to a 10-month health intelligence education series, led by Head of Performance, Mark Sketchley. A curated timetable of classes programmed around how people want to train before, during, and after work, will span strength and conditioning, Reformer Pilates, Yoga, Meditation and Breathwork, with capacity for more than 1,400 visitors each day.

The precinct will house Melbourne CBD’s largest installation of Technogym’s state-of-the-art equipment, used by Olympic teams and elite sports programmes worldwide. Every SFIDI member begins with a personalised assessment through the Technogym Checkup Station, evaluating physical and cognitive parameters through six science-backed tests. A feature completely new to the building’s commitment to improving tenant health.

For Lorenz Grollo, co-founder of SFIDI and co-owner of Rialto, the vision is clear.

“The special thing about offices is that they actually bring people together. The right office, with the right offer, gives people a reason to be there and a reason to come back. We want people to think of SFIDI as a Formula 1 pit stop rather than a day spa, somewhere you come to train, recover and reset, without needing to travel far,” said Lorenz Grollo.

SFIDI co-founder Manola Grollo said SFIDI has been built around a simple belief that health and ambition should not be in tension, they should be the same pursuit.

“We will support our members to weave movement and intentional recovery into the workday. With a community of experts working with each member, the stress, clarity, energy and the long-term health of Rialto’s tenants will significantly change for the better,” said Manola Grollo, co-founder of SFIDI.

Ian Tuckey, co-founder of SFIDI, said the goal is straightforward, he wants to activate every tenant in the building to improve their lives in and out of work.

“When the address is Rialto, the standard has to match. We’ve built SFIDI to show what is possible in workplace health and performance in this country. Our performance programs have been specifically designed around the people who work here every day, with evidence-backed sessions to improve their overall health and wellbeing,” said Ian Tuckey.

The importance of what SFIDI delivers is already being felt by the businesses that call Rialto home. Peter Lalor, CEO of BlueRock, which recently renewed its lease at Rialto for a further five years occupying approximately 5,000 sqm, said the precinct directly addresses what his business needs most.

“The health and wellbeing of our people is central to our ability to attract and retain great talent. Rialto and SFIDI will provide a platform that meaningfully supports human performance, wellbeing and the integration of work and life,” said Peter Lalor.

SFIDI has also launched the Rialto Run Club, a weekly social run designed to be inclusive and accessible for all levels, further cementing SFIDI’s commitment to tenant health and community at Rialto.

SFIDI will open exclusively to Rialto tenants on 15 June 2026, Monday to Friday, 6am to 8pm. Members of Spaces at Rialto, 525 Collins Street, will also have access to SFIDI. Melbourne is the starting point, with plans to expand to further office buildings across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in the coming years. Rialto tenants can register their interest now at sfidi.com.