Outdoor amenity: Champagne sunset

Is there a better space in Brisbane? We think not. As an occupant within Jubilee Place, imagine being able take prospective employees here for an informal interview – in an architecturally incredible space connected to nature, heavily landscaped and with access to fresh air, views and sunshine. The positive first impression this would make is…

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Construction update: Crane dismantled

The removal of one of these two tower cranes over the weekend signifies the structural works programme coming to an end at Jubilee Place. Our unique structural approach has resulted in Brisbane’s first pure diagrid building and Australia’s tallest. As such, the successful completion of this phase is a milestone worthy of being celebrated. The…

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Hotel works: Watch this space

Look at this cantilever! The desire for large and fully contiguous floorplates led to the idea of this cantilever above the rejuvenated and enhanced State heritage landmark Jubilee Hotel. The soffit provided by this cantilever is a key element defining the public realm below. The volume it frames, as viewed here from the corner of…

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Diagrid exoskeleton: A high point

Construction has reached a significant milestone. The final upright sections of the diagrid exoskeleton have been installed, bringing Jubilee Place’s distinctive outer structure to its highest point. Within the perimeter diagrid, now standing up to level 15, BESIX Watpac will shortly complete our final typical floor as well as rooftop terrace and plant levels. These…

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Design identity: Jubilee Place revealed

We have always said that our exoskeleton structure would provide a unique design identity. Now that the architectural intent is starting to show itself with the benefit of twelve stories of structure and a good start to façade installation, Jubilee Place’s distinctive form is definitely starting to become apparent. Despite visibility of the diagrid being…

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