Lendlease nabs $300mil contract for Sydney's 60 Martin Place tower
Lendlease Building has just been announced as the successful contractor to deliver Sydney’s newest landmark – 60 Martin Place. This $300 million, 33-storey building is owned by Investa Property Group and Gwynvill Group which was designed by leading architectural firm, Hassell.
60 Martin Place is located on the corners of Macquarie Street, Martin Place and Phillip Street, and will have more than 40,000 square metres of space for lease spread out across 33 stories.
According to Investa’s head of commercial development, Mark Tait, Lendlease was chosen because of their capabilities as well as their extensive and relevant experience in high quality developments.
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“60 Martin Place is an exciting opportunity for Investa, Gwynwill and Lendlease to deliver a truly unique workplace and public amenity offering to the Martin Place precinct, with significant tenant interest already received from a range of blue chip organisations.” – Mr Mark Tait
Construction is set to begin in July and is projected to be completed in 2019.
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