Renovation of the historic 341 George Street, featuring modern accessibility and services while preserving the building's opulent 1932 architecture.
Client: NGI Investments
This richly detailed bank building (1932) is the former headquarters of the former Bank of New South Wales. The marble cladding of the banking chamber is supported by concealed steel trusses allowing generous interiors without supporting columns. New ground level lifts were installed allowing easy access to the upper nine floors with their unique lobbies and distinctive boardrooms. The building’s former secondary entrance on Regimental Square was elevated to the status of a primary entrance providing giving formal access to refurbished office spaces above. 21st-century services were carefully integrated into the interiors while preserving the opulent building fabric.
Photography: Tyrone Branigan
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