The revitalised QIC Triplets will offer improved commercial tenancies for Government departments and key city workers while creating a strong pedestrian link and retail opportunities through the site to reinvigorate the public realm.

Oct 10, 2023 · The Triplets project takes the opportunity of the design and construction of a new commercial high-rise tower to be a catalyst to redefine a precinct of the Brisbane CBD.

Mar 7, 2018 · State-owned QIC lodged plans with the Brisbane City Council last week for a new pedestrian boulevard to connect the towers at 33 Charlotte Street, 54 Mary Street and 111 George Street – known as...

Apr 16, 2019 · State-owned QIC lodged plans with the Brisbane City Council last week for a new pedestrian boulevard to connect the towers at 33 Charlotte Street, 54 Mary Street and 111 George Street – known as the ”triplets” – and build a new tower with 35,000 square metres of net lettable area on an adjacent site at 62 Mary Street.

Aug 21, 2023 · QIC are proposing the construction of a new 39-storey commercial tower at 62 Mary Street, as well as the refurbishment of 111 George Street, 33 Charlotte Street and 54 Mary Street – which will adjoin the new tower and have been named the “QIC Triplets”.

Three Brisbane office buildings that were the subject of a controversial state government sale five years ago will get a glamorous makeover by owner QIC. The state-owned investment fund has submitted plans to the Brisbane City Council to refurbish what it calls “the triplets” and to build a new tower at 62 Mary Street.

Mar 7, 2018 · A development application has been lodged for a Commercial Office Building and Retail Laneway between three (3) existing commercial buildings (QIC Triplets), located 119-125 George Street, 15, 17 and 35 Charlotte Street and 54-62 Mary Street, Brisbane City.

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The QIC Triplets project transforms and revitalises two prominent buildings in Brisbane: 111 George Street and 33 Charlotte Street. Originally constructed in 1992 and 2003 respectively, these buildings have undergone extensive renovations and repositioning to align with modern office standards.

Commercial tower design set to revitalise city-fringe. How can architecture inspire urban renewal and support diversity? 251 Wickham Street is conceived as an urban catalyst, designed to inspire renewal by strengthening the emerging daytime economy of the Fortitude Valley Precinct.