Mixed Use

The 37-storey premium-grade Chifley South tower development is set to become a world-class precinct in Sydney’s CBD and an impressive extension of Australia’s pre-eminent workplace precinct with leading sustainability, workspaces, retail, community, social and respite space, with a reinvigorated podium amenity consisting of a premier business lounge, world-class wellness facilities, and retail.  

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The Southbank by Beulah skyscraper will be the tallest in the Southern Hemisphere; the concept by UN Studio and Cox Architecture was the winner of an international competition to design a mixed-use landmark tower in Melbourne’s Southbank.

Surry Hills Village is located approx 2KM from Moore Park, a 115-hectare sports, recreational and leisure precinct, and Sydney’s main transit hub, Central Station; it will be a five-minute walk to the new Sydney Light Rail stop.

The adaptive reuse of the original David Jones Men’s Store, fronting 77 Market Street, will see a 22-storey residential tower rise above the heritage building.

Sky One is a landmark mixed-use glass tower designed to be Melbourne’s tallest suburban tower.

Located in the heart of Southbank and bound by Power, Kavanagh and Balston Streets, Melbourne Square will feature six towers ranging from 38 to 73 levels in height.

The 600 Church Street commercial office development is located in Cremorne's growing technology precinct, dubbed 'Silicon Valley.'

The development comprises a 34 level commercial office and hotel tower featuring a heritage facade that will undergo restoration works.

An iconic twin-towers development at 308 Exhibition Street on Melbourne’s CBD fringe will be home to Victoria’s first Shangri-La hotel, setting a new benchmark for five-star luxury in Melbourne.