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Sydney's New Shining Light ILLUMINATE YOUR FUTURE Actual view looking north-east from level 32 SYDNEY’S NEW SHINING LIGHT Located in the heart of an emerging and re-energised 24/7 precinct, 320 Pitt redefines work-life balance. With world-class transport links at its doorstep and a complete building transformation underway, 320 Pitt will give your business a competitive edge and provide an inspiring workspace for you to excel. 4 A PRECINCT REVITALISED 320 Pitt is in the hub of Sydney’s Midtown precinct, one of the most connected, dynamic and evolving precincts in the CBD. As part of Sydney’s urban renewal master plan, Midtown will be transformed through a range of urban projects that are currently underway. These projects will further position Midtown as the centre of Sydney’s commercial, retail, dining and entertainment precinct — an exciting place to grow your business. Primus Hotel George Street‘s new 6 Light Rail line and 7 pedestrian area M THE ROCKS ARGYLE ST BARANGAROO HICKSON RD HICKSON HIGH ST HIGH T L JENKINS ST CIRCULAR QUAY L GROSVENOR ST YOUNG ST ROYAL BOTANIC CONNECTED PITT ST PHILLIP ST BENT ST GARDENS O’CONNELL ST KENT ST HUNTER ST WYNYARD BLIGH ST EASTERN DISTRIBUTOR CONVENIENCE L T MRS MAQUARIES RD PYRMONT B AY MACQUARIE ST LIME ST MARTIN PLACE T M COWPER WHALF RD L CLARENCE ST KING ST YORK ST CASTLEREAGH ST GEORGE ST WOOLLOOMOOLOO As part of Sydney’s urban SYDNEY’S GREAT ST JAMES ONT BRIDGE RD renewal, 320 Pitt stands to benefit MARKET ST T CONNECTING BOULEVARD DR DARLING KENT ST L from the major upgrade and DARLING pedestrianisation of George Street, L TOWN HYDE PARK ELIZABETH ST HARBOUR PITT ST HALL Circular PARK ST Sydney’s great connecting Circular Quay PYRMONT Quay SUSSEX ST L T boulevard, right on its doorstep. PITT ST WILLIAM ST Bridge Street Circular BATHURST ST M Quay KINGS CROSS COLLEGE ST Wynyard The transformation of George Street will create a RILEY ST T DARLING DR Market Street BOURKE ST people-friendly, public transport-oriented, green HARRIS ST T boulevard connecting 320 Pitt with Circular Quay, Town Hall Town Hall LIVERPOOL ST MUSEUM GEORGE ST CROWN ST HARBOUR ST Central Station and beyond. L DARLINGHURST RD Liverpool Street CHINATOWN Town Hall PIER ST L PITT ST DARLINGHURST In addition, the Sydney Metro project, will deliver a OXFORD ST Hay Street WILLIAM HENRY ST HAYMARKET new Pitt Street Station 50 metres from 320 Pitt, with BURTON ST Central train services every four minutes. Sydney’s new Light Station ATTLE ST Central L Central ELIZABETH ST HUNT ST Rail project will conveniently position the building in CASTLEREAGH ST between the Town Hall and Chinatown stops. This will HAY ST TRANSPORT PEDESTRIAN CULTURAL L provide an easy turn-up-and-go service every four CAMPBELL ST SPINE FOCUSED CONNECTOR RESERVOIR ST minutes, connecting the CBD with Randwick BOULEVARD RILEY ST EDDY AVE and Kingsford. HARRIS ST PADDINGTON CENTRAL ALBION ST LEGEND: STATION L T M CROWN ST T TRAIN L LIGHT RAIL FOVEAUX ST REGENT ST M SYDNEY METRO LEE ST SURRY HILLS 8 ULTIMO MOORE PARK D FAST FACTS SYDNEY LIGHT RAIL Will operate every 4 minutes, turn-up-and-go service, no timetables Each tram will carry 450 people Capacity of 13,500 passengers per hour SYDNEY METRO Will operate every 4 minutes, turn-up-and-go service, no timetables Pitt Street Station travel times: – 2 mins to Central Station – 2 mins to Martin Place Station – 4 mins to Barangaroo Station – 7 mins to Victoria Cross Station (North Sydney) 31 new Metro stations Capacity of 40,000 passengers per hour Future QVB Light Rail stop Future Town Hall Light Rail stop 10 320 Pitt provides expansive 360º views of Hyde Park, Sydney Harbour, Darling Harbour and beyond. POSITION Stunning sweeping views and an abundance of natural light will create an inspiring workspace and a beautiful outlook. Coupled with large, column-free and customisable YOURSELF floor-plates, 320 Pitt will provide space where your team will thrive. FOR THE FUTURE Actual view looking north-east from level 32 A BUILDING 320 Pitt’s complete design and refurbishment. transformation has been A new entry façade, end-of-trip created by multi award-winning facilities, a double-height lobby TRANSFORMED architectural design firm Gray and lift lobbies are just a few of Puksand, known for being the exciting new improvements industry leaders in workplace to the building. Artist’s impression 17 Artist’s impression The building’s transformation will include an architecturally-designed entry statement that accentuates the building’s angular form. A voluminous, light-filled foyer will provide an activated space to meet with clients and colleagues, complemented by an inviting ground floor café. A separate and secure ground floor entrance also provides a point-of- difference for businesses who value a dedicated lift lobby and street access. Artist’s impression Carefully considered materials and Artist’s impression finishes will enhance the building’s contemporary look and feel. 18 19 21 Artist’s impression Artist’s impression Artist’s impression Artist’s impression Artist’s impression Artist’s impression Artist’s impression Artist’s impression Healthy, happy teams equal productive teams and at 320 Pitt we’ve got you covered. WORK The building’s new end-of-trip facilities will be both luxurious and functional, creating an effortless transitional space between work and play. Through the use of light, colour and natural finishes, the PLACE end-of-trip facilities will provide a wellness hub for the building, supporting an active, urban lifestyle. Whether it’s riding into work with ease or taking that lunchtime run, 320 Pitt provides the space you ENERGISED Artist’s impression need to feel energised. 31 WORK-LIFE BALANCE Located in the heart of Sydney’s true 24-hour precinct, 320 Pitt provides an ideal base to access unlimited amenities and lifestyle options. Primus Hotel – Level Seven rooftop bar & pool – 65m 33 World Square – 130m A TWENTY-FOUR SEVEN PRECINCT Lobby Bar, Primus Hotel – 65m The major retail destinations of Pitt Street Mall, Westfield Sydney, The Galeries, the QVB and World Square are all within walking distance. Over 100 cafés, bars and restaurants surround the building, along with cinemas and world- class theatres. Leading hotels like the Sheraton Burger Project – 130m On The Park and the super-chic Primus Hotel provide high-quality accommodation options. Queen Victoria Building – 350m The building also enjoys close proximity to some of Sydney’s most iconic green spaces, including Hyde Park and The Royal Botanic Gardens. The building is also surrounded by a number of leading gyms, childcare facilities and medical centres, providing convenience and unrivalled amenity. Din Tai Fung – 130m Alpha Restaurant – 80m 34 2735 World Square – 130m CLARENCE ST GEORGE ST YORK ST 10 CASTLEREAGH ST MARKET ST 09 17 11 03 16 DARLING ELIZABETH ST HARBOUR 15 TOWN PARK ST KENT ST SUSSEX ST HALL HYDE PARK PITT ST WI BATHURST ST 18 12 02 COLLEGE ST 04 05 14 RILEY ST Hyde Park – 280m LIVERPOOL ST 19 01 HARBOUR ST 20 Very few business addresses offer the PIER ST GEORGE ST convenience and connectivity of 320 Pitt. GOULBURN ST OXFORD ST Within minutes, the building offers HAYMARKET incredible access to the CBD and beyond. 07 06 PITT ST 13 Its perfect position also opens up an 08 HUNT ST array of amenities, including food, retail, CASTLEREAGH ST ELIZABETH ST SURRY HILLS HAY ST World Square – 130m entertainment and green space. FAST FACTS MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE 2 minute walk to Pitt St Metro station (future), 01 World Square 11 Queen Victoria Building Metro Theatre and Event Cinemas 02 Primus Hotel - including restaurant bar 12 Event Cinemas 4 minute walk to World Square, Museum Station, and conference facilities 13 Capitol Theatre Hyde Park, Town Hall Station and Town Hall Light 03 The Galeries 14 The Metro Theatre Rail Stop (future) 04 Tetsuya’s 6 minute walk to Capitol Theatre, QVB, The Galeries 15 Cook+Phillip Aquatic Centre 05 Alpha Restaurant / Beta Bar and Chinatown Light Rail Stop (future) 16 Premier Health & Fitness 06 Chin Chin 8 minute walk to Chinatown, Pitt Street Mall and 17 Living Well Gym 07 Chinatown Cook+Phillip Park Pool 18 George Street Early Learning Centre 08 Market City 19 World Tower Childcare 09 Sheraton On The Park / Conservatory Bar 20 World Square CBD Medical Centre 10 Pitt Street Mall 36 37 The Galeries – 350m NEW VISION ELEVATED OPPORTUNITY 320 Pitt will reward first-movers; those who recognise the value proposition and the blank canvas that the building offers. The transformation of the building and the precinct provides unparalleled opportunities for forward-thinking businesses. View from level 32 at 320 Pitt 39 BUILDING TYPICAL FLOORPLAN AVAILABILITY The floor plan features a central core and a column-free The repositioned 320 Pitt layout, maximising efficiency, flexibility and reducing fit-out costs. offers 28,863 sqm of 32 contiguous office 31 30 space across 29 levels, 29 providing excellent ISE 28 -R N options for floor 27 GH 26 connectivity. The typical 25 floor size ranges from 24 990 sqm to 1,100 sqm. 23 22 21 The building has a 20 4.5-star NABERS Energy E19 HI rating, representing 18 D-RIS excellent environmental 17 16 building performance. 15 14 PLANT ROOM PLANT ROOM 11 10 09 08 E MI IS 07 R 06 05 LOW- 04 03 02 GROUND FLOOR FOYER 40 41 ARA Asset Management (ARA) was established in 2002 Straits Real Estate Pty. Ltd. (SRE) is a co-investment real AARON WEIR ALEX WONG and is today one of the largest and most respected estate investment platform between the SGX listed The T: +61 2 9036 6890 · M: +61 412 229 948 T: +61 2 9220 8536 · M: +61 424 565 658 real estate investment management firms in the Asia Straits Trading Company Limited and the John Lim Family [email protected] [email protected] Pacific.
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