This report will assess 4 buildings; 111 Eagle Street, 324 Queen Street, 100 Edward Street and 100 Wickham Street to determine which property is the most suitable for an investor to purchase or lease. The report will review and discuss, the services, construction, location and design of each property, leasing and ownership issues associated with each and provide a commentary on the current market trends for the Brisbane area addressing industrial, office and market sectors. The buildings will be assessed based on these factors and a recommendation provided as to which property is identified as the best option for the investor to purchase. LOCATION Brisbane is Australia’s third-largest and populated city, with a population of over 2.3 …show more content…
With Chinatown and Brunswick streets a minute walk away, and the CBD’s Golden Triangle District within walking distance, 100 Wickham Street forms an accessible location for every attraction. BUILDING DESCRIPTIONS Classified as a high-rise office building, 324 Queen Street boasts an allowance for mixed use owing to a ground-floor retail section. Originally built in 1975 and undergoing major refurbishment in 2001, this property houses 19,864sqm of NLA as well as a retail space of 1,042sqm (Knight Frank, 2016), in addition to a two-level basement carpark for 98 cars and 22 levels of office space above the three-storey podium (AbacusProperty, 2017). After refurbishment, independent reviews qualified it as an A-Grade Building (Muskens, 2011). 111 Eagle street is one of the most prominent commercial buildings in Brisbane, and one of the biggest. This premium-grade office building features 54 levels and a floor area approximately 64,264sqm. Completed in early 2012, this property is in pristine condition with steel and glass infrastructure. 100 Edward Street is a commercial building that provides 13 levels of office space as well as 4 levels of parking and a ground floor retail section. The main building had undergone refurbishment in 2016 and is classified a B-Grade office building. Though over 30 years old, the exterior and interior of the building are
The investment opportunities for Barangaroo will attract people globally, nationally and locally. It will reassert Sydney’s position on a worldwide scale by making Sydney thrive and boost its tourism industry. This multifaceted site will bring a greater desire to come to Sydney’s central business district. Barangaroo is predicted to generate around $2 billion every year to contribute to the NSW economy. The estimated finishing date of the site will be around
This overall adds up to 2 million square feet of retail space (Michel page, 2006). Over all providing easy accessibility to the store.
The first section of my report touches two case study buildings that considers such matters in an intimate way, the Dalby Forest Visitor Centre in Yorkshire, and the Heels Building, National Trust Headquarters, located in Swindon. The second section of the report focuses on a personal statement, giving my opinions on both buildings environmental sustainability and overall impact.
The MW-1 2003 Contract was developed and published by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) and the Master Builders Association (MBA). This contract is the revised edition of the original ABIC MW-1 2001 contract
The building has an innovative structure, as it was one of the first buildings to use a technique of pouring concrete in stages. This was, unfortunately, discovered when the building was 20 stories high. Though, the building is 100 stories high, so it helped the
The general area around 1209 DeKalb has a fair number of restaurants, nightlife establishments, and
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On January 8th, 1985, the City of Edmonton designated the hotel as a Municipal Heritage Resource and was the first building in Edmonton to receive this special designation. Five heritage areas are included in the designation: the building’s exterior, the Confederation Lounge, the Lobby, the Wedgwood Room, and the Empire Ballroom.
Building Law Assignment – Essay The Australian Consumer Law is an important part of society today as it helps enforce fair trading and consumer protection. This is achieved by informing consumers of their rights when purchasing any goods or service, and by informing sellers on what they can and can’t do. The Australian Consumer Law is just as significant in the development and construction industry as it is in any other industry. There are many areas in the development and construction industry that are governed by the Australian Consumer Law.
Scenario: A property developer is converting an old railway station into retail and office accommodation. The client is keen to make the working environment for the staff as comfortable as possible. As a consultant, explain how this can be done by addressing the relevant grading criteria.
P4) Illustrate the different levels of refurbishment interventions that Eezee-Export. Net can employ to retain and refurbish the existing 1970’s building.
In 1958, our office was given the commission to construct an office building on South Swan Street on a vacant lot between State and Chestnut streets. I will refer to this project as the Baroga Building, today identified as 90 South Swan Street. The building was originally slated to be 6 stories but was modified to 4 stories in height as an accommodation to the apartment building, the Ft. Frederick apartments, located directly behind it.
City Centre Public Realm Audit and Priority Assessment, prepared by Newcastle City Council in February 2010. ……………………………………………………….
Designed to be exceptionally spacious, these units seamlessly blend the past and the present. Originally constructed around the turn-of-the-century, this property retains much of its historic architecture. The modern units contain ceilings that are up to 14 feet high. Loft layouts are a popular option among residents at the
• Health and safety of employees and service center in Melbourne, building contractors and passengers and visitors.