Sixty Martin Place
By Hassell
Sixty Martin Place is on a prominent corner in Sydney’s global financial hub, one of the most coveted sites in the city. But the 33-level tower hasn’t let its position go to its head. Just the opposite.
The striking, curved façade offers breathing room to St Stephen’s Church next door, a heritage building typical of this pocket of Sydney. Through a unique cantilever design, the tower’s north face extends out eight metres above the 1930s-era stone church.
For more information on this project visit the Sixty Martin Place page on the Hassell website.
“This is another example of design done well, protecting our heritage on Macquarie Street while making a beautiful contribution to our skyline.”
Clover Moore
Sydney Lord Mayor
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