400 George Street, Office skyscraper in Brisbane, Australia
400 George Street is an office skyscraper in central Brisbane with 34 floors rising to 150 meters (492 feet). The building provides extensive commercial office space designed with contemporary features and accommodates many workers.
Construction began in 2007 and the building was completed in 2009, with its official opening in December. It emerged during a period of expanding business activity in Brisbane and reflects the city's modern development.
The building displays works by artists Donna Marcus, Gemma Smith, and Kenji Uranishi integrated throughout its interior spaces. These artistic elements add visual interest and create gathering points within the commercial environment.
The building provides 200 bicycle parking spaces, 530 lockers, and 26 showers for workers and visitors. These facilities support sustainable commuting options and make arriving by various transport modes convenient.
The building received multiple architectural awards at the 2010 AIA Queensland Chapter awards for its commercial design and art integration. This recognition highlights the attention to detail and blend of functionality with creative design thinking.
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