Infinity Tower

Infinity Tower is a modern residential skyscraper in Brisbane's North Quarter district, combining residential, retail, and communal spaces across its floors. The building features multiple levels both above and below street level, creating an integrated urban development.

Construction started in 2009 and was completed five years later, representing a major expansion of high-rise development in Brisbane. The project marked an important moment in the city's residential architecture growth during the early 2010s.

The tower represents modern residential architecture in Brisbane's North Quarter district, near the Queensland Cultural Centre and Roma Street railway station.

The building is located in an active urban center, so it can feel busy depending on the time of day. Access to public areas within and around the structure varies based on surrounding development and nearby facilities.

The tower held the title of Brisbane's tallest building for several years before being surpassed by another high-rise. This shift reflects how quickly the city's skyline has evolved in recent times.

Location: Queensland

Inception: 2014

Floors above the ground: 81

Floors below the ground: 9

Elevators: 9

Website: http://infinitybrisbane.com.au

GPS coordinates: -27.46780,153.02000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:26