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Architectus celebrates opening of Barrack Place

Celebrations as Barrack Place officially opens

With a distinctive and contemporary character that responds to both the surrounding context and the ever-changing needs of the commercial tenant market, Barrack Place is in the middle of one of Sydney’s longest street blocks at 151 Clarence Street, and is distinguished by its through-site link that is a pedestrian gateway to the emerging western corridor of central Sydney. A unique landmark A-Grade 18-storey office building, Barrack Place adds vitality and quality to the mix of buildings in Sydney’s CBD while providing significant public benefit.

On the 1st of March the Architectus team joined building owners Investa Property Group and project consultant teams to celebrate the official opening of the building.

Barrack Place

The precinct bounded by York, King, Kent and Erskine Streets includes several significant heritage items and retains elements of the traditional warehouse quarter of central Sydney typified by the masonry buildings and networks of lanes, internal courtyards and narrow frontages. Architectus’ design responds to this rich and diverse context through careful consideration of the ground plane, street wall and podium elements, and response to adjacent buildings.

Architectus Principal, Colin Odbert and Associate, Andrew Dowe were among the guests celebrating the realisation of Barrack Place at last week’s event.

Read the Australian Property Journal article here.

Left to right: Bill Botelho, Andrew Dowe, Colin Odbert and Elijah Christopher.

Barrack Place as viewed from Barrack Street.

Read more about Barrack Place here.

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