AMP Place, Brisbane, Commercial skyscraper in Brisbane, Australia.
AMP Place, also called the Gold Tower and addressed at 10 Eagle Street, is a 35-storey, 135 m skyscraper in the Brisbane central business district. Designed by Peddle Thorp & Walker, it was one of the first glass-clad buildings in the city centre, and its gold-coloured cladding gives the tower its name.
Completed in 1978 to designs by Peddle Thorp & Walker, the tower was Brisbane's tallest building at the time and one of the first glass-clad buildings in the city centre. In April 2021 the CPP Investment Board and Dexus sold it to Marquette.
The gold facade gave the surrounding financial district its nickname, the Golden Triangle. The tower is also called the Gold Tower, and its colour makes it visible from most parts of the city.
Located at 10 Eagle Street with coordinates 27.4693° South and 153.03° East, the building offers convenient access via nearby bus stops and transit routes for commuters and business visitors.
Originally named AMP Centre, the skyscraper changed ownership in April 2021 when CPP Investment Board and Dexus sold the property to Marquette, reflecting ongoing investment interest in Brisbane's real estate market.
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