174 Ann Street, Commercial skyscraper in Brisbane, Australia.
174 Ann Street is a commercial high-rise with 34 floors and stands 152 meters tall in Brisbane's business district. The building provides office spaces and commercial establishments across multiple levels.
Construction of the tower was delayed by a slump in Brisbane's commercial property market, and the building was completed in late 2015. It is owned by the Japanese company Daisho and stands at 180 Ann Street in the central business district.
The building is nicknamed the Brisbane River Tower because its facade carries a huge imprint of the Brisbane River. The Commonwealth Bank holds the building's naming rights and leases six floors, so the address is also marketed under that name.
The building houses major tenants including the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, which occupies six floors. Street-level access is straightforward, making it easy to reach from Brisbane's central business area.
The facade carries a large imprint of the Brisbane River, which earned the tower its nickname, Brisbane River Tower. The Commonwealth Bank holds the building's naming rights along with its six leased floors.
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