Grosvenor Place

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Grosvenor Place is a skyscraper in George Street, Sydney, Australia, which was designed by renowned architect Harry SeidlerThe modern style building occupies an entire block in Sydney’s financial district between The Rocks and the Sydney central business district. The complex includes Johnsons Building, Federation House and Royal Naval House -three low-set buildings in Grosvenor Street -with a diagonal path for pedestrians between them and the main structure, which is 180 m tall and contains 44 floors.
The form of the skysraper features two crescents with an elliptical central core. The positioning and orientation of Grosvenor Place’s two quadrants was chosen to maximise views down George Street towards the Sydney Harbour, Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.True to Seidler’s belief that large buildings should be a place where art is displayed, Grosvenor Place contains works by Frank Stella in the 3-storey lobby. The building also houses a 4-level basement carpark and a food court.

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