Sydney Open Day 2019: Lendlease at Tower Three International Towers Sydney

Lendlease’s international headquarters is located at Barangaroo South. The contemporary interior design by Hassel promotes team-based working to deliver both improved productivity and healthier, happier employees.

Address300 Barangaroo Avenue, Sydney
Built2016
Architect Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners 
Additional architects 
HASSELL (Lendlease interiors)

The emphasis on health is obvious in many of the spaces, including a double-storey ‘breathing’ green wall that cycles air from the tenancy through the plants. Client meeting rooms line the perimeter of the reception floor, and an internal staircase connects an event and co-working floor below.

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