International Towers Sydney

International Towers Sydney comprises three office buildings in Barangaroo that reach between 168 and 217 meters in height, creating a vertical composition at the waterfront edge. The towers are linked by public plazas and pedestrian paths that connect the separate structures into one unified complex.

Construction started in 2013 as part of a major transformation of the Barangaroo area from a port district into a modern business center. This project marked a turning point in Sydney's urban evolution and was completed in 2016.

These towers emerged as Sydney sought to create a contemporary business center and now define how the Barangaroo precinct looks and feels. The three structures anchor a new hub where thousands of professionals gather daily, shaping the rhythm of the neighborhood.

The public plazas between the three towers are freely accessible and offer easy passage through the complex. Visitors can walk through the open spaces, find places to sit, and experience the area at their own pace.

The complex was designed to honor the area's former port identity by incorporating public pathways leading to the water's edge. This relationship to the harbor is woven into the site's layout, giving visitors a sense of the area's maritime past.

Location: New South Wales

Inception: December 8, 2016

Architects: Richard Rogers

Official opening: 2016

Website: https://barangaroosouth.com.au/commercial/international-towers-sydney

GPS coordinates: -33.86293,151.20166

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:40