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Sydney Skyline Due to Grow Ever Taller as City Council Agrees to Relax Building Height Caps for Two Towers
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305-Metre Tower Approval Set to Reshape Sydney Skyline
A 305-metre office tower in Sydney’s CBD is set to become one of the city’s tallest buildings, after the City of Sydney endorsed a planning proposal by Dexus for the ... The post 305-Metre Tower Approval Set to Reshape Sydney Skyline appeared first on City Hub.
Sydney skyline due to grow ever taller as city council agrees to relax building height caps for two towers
Sydney Tower stands almost 330 metres from ground to tip (including the spire). Photo courtesy ANDREW KACIMAIWAI The addition of two new 300-metre-tall buildings to the Central Sydney skyline has taken a step closer after changes to planning rules were approved for the city’s Pitt Street precinct. On June 16, the council backed a proposal to increase the maximum building height and floor space at 56–60 Pitt Street for a 310m-tall 70-sto…
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