Century Tower, Residential skyscraper in Sydney, Australia

Century Tower is a 183-metre residential skyscraper at 343–357 Pitt Street, between Wilmot and Central streets in Sydney's central business district. Designed by Brewster Murray and completed in 1997, it has 52 floors. The facade of the early-20th-century Lismore Hotel is preserved at the north-eastern corner.

The building was completed in 1997 and held the position as Australia's tallest residential structure until 2002, marking a significant period in Sydney's urban growth. Taller residential projects were subsequently developed in the city.

The facade of the former Lismore Hotel, a building from the early 20th century, is preserved at the north-eastern corner of Century Tower and is listed as a local heritage item. The hotel's interior and four other buildings on the site were demolished before construction.

The location on Pitt Street offers direct access to public transportation and sits within Sydney's central business district surrounded by shops and dining options. Note that this is a private residential building with limited public access to interior spaces.

The facade of the former Lismore Hotel, a building from the early 20th century, is kept at the north-eastern corner of Century Tower and is listed as a local heritage item. The hotel's interior and four other buildings on the site were demolished before construction began.