Misplaced Pages

This article needs to be updated. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. (March 2024)

Brisbane Square Tower 2
Reddacliff Place, proposed site of the development
General information
Status	Proposed
Type	Office tower
Architectural style	Modernist
Address	266 George Street,
Town or city	Brisbane
Country	Queensland, Australia
Estimated completion	2020
Cost	AUD$450 million
Height
Roof	170.7 m (560 ft)
Top floor	152.6 m (501 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	36
Floor area	43,824 m (471,720 sq ft)
Lifts/elevators	13
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Blight Rayner Architecture and Urbis
Developer	Charter Hall

Brisbane Square Tower 2 is a proposed office building to be located at 266 George Street in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

The 36-storey, modern style, office building will be developed at the open plaza, known as Reddacliff Place, adjoining the existing Brisbane Square Tower. The site is located at the apex of the Queen Street Mall in the Brisbane CBD’s North Quarter Precinct and adjacent to the new Queens Wharf entertainment precinct. The amount of the ground floor plaza occupied by the development will be reduced as the architects have proposed a “suspended tower” with the building lobby elevated to the podium level.

The QSuper will be the anchor tenant precommitted for nearly half of the building (17,200sq m or 40%).

Development application was lodged with the Brisbane City Council in November 2017. The project is forecast for completion in late 2020.

In late November, the Brisbane City Council put a protective measure on the site, as an emergency response to the development application, to prevent any future development proposals above Reddacliff Place.

See also

• Brisbane Square
• List of tallest buildings in Brisbane

References

1. Mousa, David (14 November 2017). "Charter Hall's $450 Million Brisbane Square Office Tower". The Urban Developer. Retrieved 16 November 2017.
2. "QSuper Commits to Charter Hall's New Brisbane Square Tower". The Urban Developer. 17 October 2017. Retrieved 16 November 2017.
3. "Development Application Submitted for Brisbane Square Tower 2". Brisbane Development. 13 November 2017. Retrieved 16 November 2017.
4. Ellen-Maree Elliot (22 November 2017). "Brisbane CBD tower plans put Reddacliff Place 'at risk'". Courier Mail. News Limited. Retrieved 8 January 2018.

v t e Skyscrapers in Brisbane over 150 metres in height
Completed Over 200 m Brisbane Skytower (269.6 m, 2019) The One (264 m, 2021) 1 William Street (259.8 m, 2016) Infinity (249 m, 2014) Soleil (243 m, 2012) Aurora Tower (207 m, 2006) Riparian Plaza (200 m, 2005) 150–199 m One One One Eagle Street (194.7 m, 2012) 300 George Street (182.2 m, 2019) Central Plaza One (174 m, 1988) 275 George Street (171 m, 2009) Waterfront Place (162 m, 1989) 480 Queen Street (153 m, 2016) 180 Brisbane (152 m, 2015) Brisbane Square (151 m, 2006) Skyline Apartments (150 m, 2007)		Brisbane skyline in 2013
Under construction Queen's Wharf Tower 4 (231.1 m, 2022) Queen's Wharf Tower 1 (190 m, 2022) 443 Queen Street (183.7 m, 2020)
Approved No. 1 Brisbane (274.3 m, TBA) 30 Albert Street (270 m, TBA) 171 Edward Street (265 m, TBA) 195-199 Elizabeth Street (196.2 m, TBA) Full list of approved projects
Proposed Queen's Tower ( 545 Queen Street) (250 m, TBA) 500 George Street (191 m, TBA) Brisbane Square Tower 2 (170.7 m, TBA) Regent Towers (158 m, TBA) Full list of proposed projects
Buildings listed in order of height and with year of completion Building data source: Skyscraper Center See also: List of tallest buildings in Brisbane Category:Buildings and structures in Brisbane Category:Skyscrapers in Brisbane

External links

• Building at The Skyscraper Center database

• Proposed skyscrapers in Australia
• Skyscrapers in Brisbane
• Office buildings in Brisbane
• Neomodern architecture
• George Street, Brisbane
• Skyscraper office buildings in Australia