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EXCEPTIONAL LEASING OPPORTUNITIES at QV1 SEID QV1 Is an Iconic 43 Storey Modernist Tower Located at the Western End of Perth’S Most Powerful Street EXCEPTIONAL LEASING OPPORTUNITIES AT QV1 SEID QV1 is an iconic 43 storey modernist tower located at the western end of Perth’s most powerful street. Designed by internationally renowned architect Harry Seidler AC, QV1 was completed in 1991 after nearly six years in development and was the largest single building project in the CBD. There is no other office tower in the Perth CBD LER that has been more thoughtfully designed or more elegantly finished. QV1’s imposing lobby with a 14 metre high ceiling, polished granite columns and black stone flooring is an statement entrance. To this day QV1 remains one of Australia’s most iconic and beautiful office buildings. In Perth, no office building comes close to QV1 as a prestigious corporate address. 2 THE QV1 As a renowned premium building in the Perth QV1 TECH SPECS BUILDING CBD, QV1 has two street frontages and one of Perth’s most impressive entrances. Building Details Total Net Lettable Area: 63,183 Accommodating industry leaders including Office (38 levels): 61,064m2 Chevron Australia, Herbert Smith Freehills, King Retail (2 levels): 2,298m2 & Wood Mallesons, Clayton Utz, WorleyParsons Showroom (1 level): 947m2 PCA Grade: Premium Services, BP Developments Australia, LINK Group, Access & Securty CBRE, Allens, CNOOC, Probax and The Ardross Group. Security Attendance – 24/7 security team onsite CCTV – 47 close circuit TV 2 Setting the standard with column free 1,650m cameras strategically located floor design provides flexible office space, across the preimises while the floor to ceiling glazed windows offer Tenant Access – 24/7 via proximity card access system spectacular views to the north, south, east S G and west. I Terrace St Georges off an imposing entrance with architecture Iconic QV1 TECH SPECS Façade of Tower Polished granite Tinted glass Main Foyer Canopy : 50m long Ceiling height: 14m Walls: Travertine marble Floors: Exfoliated granite Doors: Bi-parting cylindrical air locks Building Management NIF Onsite Management Team Maintenance staff Building Management System Universal Access Toilets Located at the ground floor plaza, the building’s new end of trip facilities and installed on tenant floors as required. IC ANT 02 03 THE QV1 Perth’s pre-eminent office address continues to THE $150M QV1 is set to further cement its leading At the heart of the plaza will be a living mural VISION lead the way in providing tenants with state-of- REDEVELOPMENT position on the Terrace as the building for garden bed, designed to complement Harry the-art amenities and dynamic shared spaces to commercial tenants. A recently received Seidler’s existing architectural work and bring an create an urban community environment. development approval by the City of Perth for element of Kings Park to the city. a major redevelopment of the retail plaza and The transformative journey will further position On floor upgrades through out the commercial introduction of new tenant amenities will set a the building as one of Perth’s most desirable tower, as well as the creation of a best in class new standard. working environments and destinations. premium end of trip facility for the office tenants, The redevelopment will see the tower’s iconic in addition a childcare centre on the podium plaza area transformed to become a CBD level will lead the way for commerical buildings meeting place where city workers and visitors in the Perth CBD. can enjoy great food and beverages, pop up events or catch up with friends. building and its surrounds. building and its surrounds. the QV1 social heart for THE GROUNDS will be the QV1 TECH SPECS Sky Garden Balcony gardens on levels 11, 12, 16, 21, 22, 30, 31, 36, 36, 38 Redevelopment Architect QUO Hassell 04 VARDIS 05 E E R F R E M RetailR Amnenity A F QV1 RED CAT BUS BUS PORTS FERRY TAXI THE QV1 At the top of the terrace, QV1 is easily accessible Located at the base of QV1 our retail plaza is AM AH LOCATION by car from the western suburbs and Perth’s currently undergoing a transformation and will BLUE CAT BUS TRAIN STATIONS P PARKING R CLAISEBROOK THE GROUNDS G STATION major freeways. become THE GROUNDS. YELLOW CAT BUS H HOTELS City ABERDEEN ST 1 Bounded by St Georges Terrace, Milligan and Imagine an unexpected environment as a Farm Hay Streets it is perfectly located. There are counterpoint to the modernist architecture 3 multiple train, bus, CAT, taxi and car park of the iconic Harry Seidler designed building. Lime St SHENTON ST options close by, as well as onsite parking for Delivering a diversity of food and beverage 2 T over 1,000 cars. experiences, seasonal events and activations, S 35 Clotilde St from breakfast through to dinner and beyond. WALK JAMES ST D IN Northbert St 10 M Walking times: R 36 Close to Elizabeth Quay and Perth City Link, O King St Shopping ..........................7 min L Wittenoom St combined with the redevelopment of major retail ROE ST Kings Park .................................. 10 min destinations Forrest Chase and Raine Square and Hay Street mall ...........................11 min FOOTBRIDGE Perth Arena ...................................7 min new comers like the State Buildings everything WILLIAM ST WELLINGTON ALK Red, Blue, Green Cat Stops ........1 min for work and play is on the doorstep. IN W SQUARE 5 M P CBD West Medical Centre ......... 5 min Moore St PERTH Hill St ARENA 27 28 29 WELLINGTON ST WELLINGTON ST ← P ALK Royal Perth 11 10 MITCHELL FREEWAY W IN in a prime location is an imposing building QV1 the Terrace, At the head of 2 M Hospital PERTH H 27 Bishops Row 28 P UNDERGROUND QUEEN ST MURRAY ST MURRAY ST MURRAY ST MALL MURRAY ST GODERICH ST H P P Perth QV1 WOLF LANE Mint KWINANA FREEWAY KWINANA P KING ST IRWIN ST SHAFTO LN SHAFTO ← MILLIGAN ST HAY ST HAY ST HAY ST MALL BARRACK ST HAY ST BARRACK ST BARRACK WILLIAM ST WILLIAM 7 6 5 P PIER ST PARLIAMENT ST GEORGES TERRACE ST GEORGES TERRACE HOUSE P WILLIAM ST CHANNEL 9 H H STIRLING H SPRING ST COURT SHERWOOD SHERWOOD Mill St GARDENS HOWARD ST HOWARD P LANE THETHE ESPLANADE ESPLANADE VICTORIA AVENUE MERCANTILE Hill St ← MOUNTS BAY RD MITCHELL FREEWAY Burt Way WOODSIDE TCE. RD Terrace Rd MOUNTS BAY RD ELIZABETH QUAY STATION SUPREME LANGLEY PARK MALCOM ST P ELIZABETH KWINANA FREEWAY KWINANA PERTH COURT GARDENS ← CONVENTION QUAY EXHIBTION RIVERSIDE DRIVE RIVERSIDE DRIVE CLIFF ST CENTRE MOUNT ST FERRY PORT Barrack Square JACOB’S LADDER E IV R D BARRACK ST E JETTY ID FRASER AVENUE S LOCA R E IV R SWAN RIVER THE MOUNT HOSPITAL TO KINGS ROTTNEST TO PARK VIA FREMANTLE SOUTH PERTH TION 06 07 NEW CHILDCARE Our redevelopment includes the addition of a The new Childcare Centre will offer the CENTRE new child care centre located on the upper plaza convenience of your children being onsite and so level of QV1. a lunchtime visit will be as close as an elevator ride. The new centre will have capacity for 78 children The proximity of the centre to the office tower across a number of age groups. It will feature will be great and will cut down on travel time to a EN both indoor and outdoor spaces, as well as an separate location as your children will be able to DUR this day. still upheld to Seidler are Harry design principles of to the A committment external playground. come to work with you. ING QV1 TECH SPECS Concierge Dedicated concierge team available 7am – 5pm, offering complimentary BRIDGE TO OVERPASS PUBLIC CARPARK services and events for all building staff. RAMP Childcare Centre GARDEN BED FENCED EXTERNAL PLAY AREA 448M2 Childcare centre with a capacity of up to 78 children currently being constructed. Conference Centre Multi-purpose conference facility on COMMERCIAL Level 2, with 80 seat theatrette, 2 training OFFICE SPACE rooms, a sub dividable function room and a fully equipped kitchen. Ceiling CHILDCARE mounted projectors and speaker systems, 627M² STEEL AND GLASS drop down screens laptop connections OCULUS STRUCTURE and high speed wireless internet connections in all rooms. Car Parking Executive Car Park: 155 bays Public Car Park: 874 bays GARDEN BED Loading Dock: 3 bays Family Bays: 2 GARDEN BED COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE CC LIFT Unsurpassed amenity supported by excellence Concierge also manage our QV1 Conference QV1 LEVEL 1 ENTRY in service. Our concierge team provides tenants Centre complete with 80 seat and state-of-the-art with a unparalleled service. Just as you would audio visual equipment. expect at a five-star hotel, the QV1 concierge Whether it’s a small meeting, seminar, company team is here to personally assist you with symposium or collaborative training workshop, whatever you need. our versatile conference facilities can be tailored From travel bookings, dry cleaning, hotel to whatever suits you. The QV1 Conference reservations and dining and entertainment, Centre is for the exclusive use of QV1 Tenants. nothing is too much trouble. 08 09 PREMIUM The QV1 end of trip facilities are being extended. QV1 TECH SPECS COMMUNITY When you work at QV1, you become part END OF TRIP In addition to the existing end of trip located in GARDEN of a community with access to many social Existing End of Trip Facilities the QV1 Public Car Park, there are new premium events and activities. One of these is the QV1 Lock up storage for approximately 250 facilities being constructed next to the tower. bike racks and 308 lockers complete Community Garden. Located on the rooftop with change rooms and shower facilities of the QV1 Public Car Park, the garden features The new facilities will include storage for available at QV1 Public Car Park.
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