Ernst & Young Centre

Crone won a City of Sydney design excellence competition to design World Square, a city block incorporating four office buildings, retail centre and public open space.

The Ernst & Young Centre represents the commercial landmark of World Square.
The steel-framed tower embodies the principle of a vertical village and has a unique glazed external stair that forms an active circulation spine for the full height of the building and is capped by an elegant spire. The development is the commercial catalyst for the regeneration of the World Square site and is a key contributor to the City’s southern expansion and urban renewal.

Location

Sydney CBD

Status

Completed 2005

GFA

135,000m²

NLA

68,000m²

Levels

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Nominated Architect: G Crone NSW reg. no. 3929 / G Crone VIC reg. no. 14454 / G Crone QLD reg. no. 2107 / G Crone SA reg. no. 3476 /
G Crone WA reg. no. 2173 / G Crone TAS reg. no. 1111 / G Crone ACT reg. no. 2699

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Ernst & Young Centre

Crone won a City of Sydney design excellence competition to design World Square, a city block incorporating four office buildings, retail centre and public open space.