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.

• Level 1, Suite 6 – 61m²

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