300 George Street, Brisbane, Office skyscraper in Brisbane CBD, Australia.

300 George is the 41-storey office tower of Brisbane Quarter, a three-building complex on the former Law Courts site bounded by George, Adelaide and Ann streets and North Quay. Designed by Zenx Architects, it holds 58,209 m² of office space and opened in October 2019. Its slender rectangular form has a blue reflective glass section with a vertical strip of dark mullions beside a lighter glass curtain wall, with a white W fixed high on the lighter facade.

Construction began in 2015 on the site of the former courthouse, marking a major transformation of Brisbane's central business district. This redevelopment reflects the city's shift toward modern mixed-use architecture.

The site bounded by George, Adelaide and Ann streets and North Quay was Brisbane's old Law Courts, bought in May 2013 by the Shayher Group, part of Taiwan's Par Jar Group. The three towers carry separate names: The One, W Brisbane Hotel and 300 George. A shopping mall with a ballroom and conference facilities is proposed for the podium's first three floors.

300 George occupies the corner of George and Ann streets, with the residential tower on North Quay and Adelaide Street and the hotel on Ann Street and North Quay. The three towers share a podium at the base, where a shopping mall with retail outlets, a ballroom and conference facilities is proposed for the first three floors.

The spa with pools belongs to the W Brisbane hotel in Tower 2, not to the 300 George office block. The three towers stand on the former Law Courts site, bought by the Shayher Group, part of Taiwan's Par Jar Group, in May 2013. Look for the white W on the lighter glass facade of the hotel tower.