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Developer Shayher Group today announced the appointment of global contractor Multiplex to build the second of three towers at its prestigious Brisbane Quarter project.
The mixed-use Brisbane Quarter development along the Brisbane River will include the re-entry of the five-star luxury lifestyle W hotel in Australia with the opening of W Brisbane, an 82-level residential tower with a riverside retail and dining precinct and the 42-level commercial tower today awarded to Multiplex for construction.
Construction on the $180 million commercial tower at 300 George Street will begin next month with the building expected to take its place in Brisbane’s skyline by mid-2019.
Providing 48,342 square metres of NLA, the PCA A-grade commercial tower will be targeting a 5 star Green Star rating.
With Multiplex already constructing Brisbane Quarter’s hotel building, the decision to appoint the contractor to the commercial project was a natural one, said Shayher Group Director John Lin.
“Multiplex’s extensive experience across large-scale and complex projects has impressed us and they understand the importance of delivering high-quality outcomes, which is a perfect fit for the world-class 300 George Street project,” Mr Lin said.
Multiplex’s Regional Managing Director for Queensland Graham Cottam said the company was extremely proud to extend its relationship with the Shayher Group and add to its impressive list of iconic projects in Brisbane.
“Brisbane Quarter is an outstanding integrated development already having a significant impact on the Brisbane skyline and we are delighted to be a part of it, both with the W hotel component we are currently constructing and now with the commercial tower,” he said.
“We look forward to continuing our relationship with Shayher to deliver this exciting next stage and to working with the project team, as well as local businesses and the community.”
The commercial tower is expected to reinvigorate the traditional legal precinct of the Brisbane Central Business district.
Flanked by major roads George, Ann and Adelaide Streets, Brisbane Quarter is set to become a drawcard for both locals and tourists with its prized riverside location.
Construction is well underway with the much anticipated W Brisbane.
