Location / 300 George Street, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Client / Shayher Group
DBI Role / Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Design, Master Planning
Commencement Date / 2015
Completion Date / June 2018
Site Area / 7,892m2
GFA / 231,706m2
Project Value / AUD $200M (W Hotel, Tower, Podium, Basements)
Project Height / 83 storeys
Project Details /
- W Brisbane Hotel - 312 Guest Rooms
- Residential Tower - 467 Apartments
- Office - 48,208 m² NLA
- Podium - 19,793m² and 923 car parks within seven basement levels.
The proposed 300 George Street complex has been a collaboration between Zenx Architects and DBI Architects. DBI is responsible for the design of the Podium elements and the W Brisbane Hotel. Within the parameters of the Brisbane City Council planning scheme, the authors have sought to create an integrated mixed use development incorporating Retail, Five Star Hotel, an A-Grade Office Tower and a high quality Residential Tower.
The buildings are united by a coherent and consistent material palette and by an aspiration to deliver a high quality, engaging pedestrian environment for the broader community. The nature and the scale of the project mean that it will be a significant intervention into the existing built fabric. The proposal for 300 George Street seeks to engage the river visually, architecturally and poetically. It seeks to create a new transparent, welcoming and legible urban intervention incorporating a large scale poetic gesture to the Riverside Expressway and the Brisbane River.
DBI Landscape prepare the pool deck green wall for W Brisbane Hotel grand opening, creating a tropical oasis with inner city lush surrounds
The heart of the W Brisbane Retail Mall dazzles under the stunning ceiling and balustrade installation encircling bespoke pendant lighting, by DBI Interior Design studio, pendant lighting developed in collaboration with Stylecraft.
Image courtesy of UAP
DBI proudly showcase the iconic columns on the main entry of W Brisbane, with a reflective ceiling and illumination to create a unique effect. DBI’s iconic concept for the Entry Columns and Screen to the Podium Façade were developed in collaboration with UAP and artist Alex Knox.