Central Park

Central Park is a 226 meter tall office tower in Perth featuring 51 floors and a distinctive communications mast reaching 249 meters above the city. The building contains a landscaped park at ground level covering 2,500 square meters available for public use.

The site once held a Foy & Gibson department store built in the 1930s before the tower development started in 1985. The structure has defined Perth's skyline since its completion.

The lobby features metal wall murals by Australian artist Brian McKay, drawing inspiration from ancient Greek writing and limestone carvings. These artworks create a bridge between contemporary design and historical references.

The tower features 18 elevators providing easy access throughout the building during business hours. The public park at the base offers a place to rest and walk around surrounded by greenery.

Since 2001, an annual stair climb competition has taken place here spanning 53 flights, raising funds for multiple sclerosis research. The event combines physical challenge with a charitable cause.

Location: Western Australia

Inception: 1992

Official opening: 1992

Floors above the ground: 51

Elevators: 18

Website: http://central-park.com.au

GPS coordinates: -31.95367,115.85561

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:21