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A luxury building featuring extensive community space and premium apartments

At a Glance

  • $350M

    Project Value

  • 66

    Storeys

  • 498

    Apartments

Location
Sydney, New South Wales
Client
  • Greenland Group
Architect
BVN, and Woods Bagot

Greenland Centre

Greenland Centre is the highest high-rise residential building in Sydney. The project was approved by the city of Sydney, allowing the developer to go over the maximum height in Sydney based on a voluntary planning agreement for community space located within the first six floors of the building called “Creative Hub”.

This luxury, 66-storey, mixed-use residential tower is comprised of 498 apartments and extensive community space. It also includes dance, theatre and visual arts facilities within the state heritage-listed Sydney Water Board site at 115 Bathurst Street, Sydney. Our team was involved in the design of all services for this project, including mechanical and electrical engineering, fire protection and acoustics. The building features an innovative floor-plate layout that allows all apartments to have access to direct northern sun and expansive views, high performance recording studios and performing spaces, and integrated modular balcony design.

Upon completion, this building will be Australia’s most slender tower. The community will not only have a brand new place to live, but also an extensive creative space to explore and grow in.

At a Glance

  • $350M

    Project Value

  • 66

    Storeys

  • 498

    Apartments

Location
Sydney, New South Wales
Client
  • Greenland Group
Architect
BVN, and Woods Bagot

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