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243 Northbourne Avenue

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The building sits between dual street frontages between Northbourne Avenue and De Burgh Street, and has immediate access to light rail station providing access to the CBD, Dickson and Gungahlin. Featuring a strong, corporate façade and bold architectural form, the architecture of the building utilises clean precast banding with natural aluminium window frames with an awning treatment which helps the building blend in with the natural environment. The driveway at the front allows tenants, visitors and contractors a safe space to drop off passengers or deliveries. 

The modern entry leads building tenants and visitors to the open central courtyard, which is accessible to all building tenants for team gatherings in the protected, elevated courtyard with a view towards Black Mountain Tower. Tenants enjoy the courtyard, common BBQ and seating throughout the year and are encouraged to pick the citrus fruit from the grove when available. This feature provides tenants with a facility to host outdoor events for their staff and clients in the natural environment.

The cafe in the foyer services not only building occupants and their visitors, but also residents and workers from the surrounding residential towers. The comfy lounge or third space breakout opposite the cafe on the ground floor supports the busy foyer hustle-and-bustle throughout the working day.

The building has recently undergone rejuvenation of lift lobby foyers to the upper floors and basement End of Trip facilities. The are 246 secure carparking bays plus 67 timed public carparking on the site, which provides tenant’s and visitors total flexibility. The 120kW solar system produces 44% of the buildings’ electricity needs, resulting a more sustainable outcome for building tenants and also higher NABERS ratings.

With its central location and considered upgrades, 243 Northbourne Avenue presents its tenants an opportunity to utilise its features to create a unique and exciting office environment.

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  • Address

    243 Northbourne Avenue, Lyneham, ACT 2602

  • Block/Section:

    25/50 Lyneham

  • Levels:

    4 Levels / 1 Basement Level

  • Car Parking

    246 Secure Car Parks plus 67 Timed Public Car Parks

  • Upcoming Areas Available for Commercial Lease

Upcoming Vacancies

  • Level 1, Suite 6 – 61m²

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Pharmacy Guild House

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15 National Circuit, Barton

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Pharmacy Guild House sits prominently int he parliamentary heart of Canberra. Featuring a strong, curved façade and bold architectural form, the building utilises bronze window frames and façade treatments to stamp its authority on the landscape.

Pharmacy Guild House has recently undergone extensive rejuvenation in all common areas. The modernized entry features a highly polished black Italian stone floor to complement the original marble walls. A geometric ceiling design with integrated lighting sets a common theme that is adopted in the internal stairwell and matching refurbished lifts.

Custom foyer joinery incorporates seating and tables to allow occupants the opportunity to comfortably sit for an informal meeting or wait to meet a colleague, with plantings and wood tones providing a calm and relaxed environment.

Rejuvenation works have extended to the outside, with the front of the building featuring new gardens and signage. The rear courtyard has received an extensive overhaul, with generous amounts of shaded seating and sharp landscaping. Central to the courtyard design is a pad with electricity connection for the use of food and drink vans. This feature provides tenants with a facility to host outdoor events for their staff and clients, whether it be a celebratory morning tea with a local coffee cart or relaxing drink from a cocktail caravan on a warm summer evening.

A modern end of trip facility is currently under construction. Once finished it will feature new luxury bathrooms with floor to ceiling partitions between each of the showers and integrated change cubicles. A central drying cupboard will allow tenants to hang their wet towels while keeping the bathrooms fresh and dry.

A vertical bicycle rack with a bicycle repair station is also being installed for the basic tools necessary to carry out simple bike repairs and maintenance for the convenience of tenants. With its exceptional location and considered upgrades, Pharmacy Guild House presents its tenants an opportunity to utilise its features to create a unique and exciting office environment.

15 National Circuit is currently achieving a 3.5 Star NABERS Rating.

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  • Address

    15 National Circuit, Barton, ACT 2600

  • Block/Section:

    2/16 Barton

  • Levels:

    3 Levels / 1 Basement Level

  • Car Parking

    69 Basement Car Parks

  • Fully Leased

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The Barrandi Centre

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16 Marcus Clarke Street, Canberra City

Sited on the western edge of the CBD, The Barrandi Centre at 16 Marcus Clarke Street presents a dramatic and award-winning piece of architecture. Built in 2009, this precinct offers its tenants an “A” Grade office space with efficient floor plate size, high quality base building amenities and high efficiency plant and services.

Sustainability is central to The Barrandi Centre’s design, with the building receiving a 5 Star Green Star Rating following construction and maintaining an excellent 5 Star NABERS Rating during the majority of its operation. This can be attributed to the north facing precast concrete-clad side core design acts as a solar screen, reducing the thermal load from direct sunlight during peak hours of the day, combined with efficient lighting and air conditioning services and careful building management.

The Barrandi Centre features a floor to ceiling articulated curtain-wall construction, which allows for an abundance of soft southern natural light and offers clear views of Parliament House and Lake Burley Griffin from its upper levels. Its efficient central built zone offers clear span office environments, as well as outstanding horizontal and vertical connectivity. Amenities include basement showers and lockers, secure bicycle spaces and a vibrant café space offering excellent coffee and meals.

Tenants also enjoy the close proximity to both the Canberra Centre and the entertainment and dining hub of New Acton. The building is also close to many nearby major Commonwealth Government Departments and ACT Government offices and services. Marcus Clarke Street also enables quick connections to Canberra’s major transport corridors to both northern and southern suburbs, as well as many nearby public transport links.  

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  • Address

    16 Marcus Clarke Street, Canberra City, ACT 2601

  • Block/Section:

    1/92 City

  • Car Parking:

    85 Basement Car Parks

  • Levels:

    9 Levels / 3 Basement Levels

  • Areas Available for Commercial Lease

Vacancies

Suite 2, Level 6 – 408m²

Awards

Australian Institute of Architects (ACT Chapter) John Andrews Award for Commercial Architecture 2010

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ANZ House

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15 Moore Street, Canberra City

Formally known as Tobruk House and built for the Polish Club in the early 1980’s, 15 Moore Street has a rich history supporting public venues and restaurants. Once featuring a large ground floor stage and amphitheatre, the building was used to showcase Polish dancing performances and various other community group activities.

These days 15 Moore Street is a little more sophisticated, housing a mixture of government and commercial tenants and supporting the smart contemporary restaurant – Temporada.

The building features 6 floors of open plan office space, utilising an efficient central core design to maximise natural light and flexibility in the 1,000m² floor plates. Large double-glazed windows on levels 1 to 6 drink in the morning sun while ensuring the building maintains its impressive energy efficiency ratings. 15 Moore Street is currently achieving a 4.5 Star NABERS Rating.

The building is currently in the midst of a transformation, with the first addition being a new white paint scheme that incorporates black and grey highlights to draw the eye to the unique architectural design elements that give this building such a unique and sharp look.

The second step of this transformation is set to begin shortly, with 15 Moore Street recently receiving Development Application approval for an exciting foyer refurbishment and ground floor transformation. These works include the incorporation of the current twin entry foyers into a single double height foyer, complete with dark granite and soft timber tones. Full height glazing will allow light to flood onto the foyer space, with ground and mezzanine spaces benefitting from the addition of new rear windows to capture the afternoon sun.

ANZ House is conveniently located on the inner west side of the city, only a short walk from the tram stop, city bus terminal and Jolimont station.

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Details

  • Address

    15 Moore Street, Canberra City, ACT 2601

  • Block/Section:

    16/23 City

  • Levels:

    7 Levels / 2 Basement Levels

  • Car Parking:

    72 Basement Car Parks

  • Areas Available for Commercial Lease

Vacancies

  • Ground Floor – 79m²

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