Sydney
387 George Street
387 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000

Overview
Completed in 1916 by architects Spain Cosh & Minnett, 387 George Street is an 11-storey Federation-style landmark that once stood as the tallest building on the Sydney skyline. Its red and variegated brickwork, sandstone detailing, and copper-bay arched windows mark it as a building of genuine architectural character.
Each self-contained floor offers 145 sqm of workspace with variable air conditioning, a kitchenette, and male, female, and accessible restrooms with shower facilities. Ornate ceilings and restored opening windows complete a workspace for businesses that value individuality in the heart of the city.
All building amenities have been newly upgraded: lift, air conditioning, security, restrooms, fire stairs, and fibre risers for power, voice, and data cabling.
Once the tallest building on the Sydney skyline — a symbol of enduring craftsmanship.
Specifications
Building
11-storey Federation-style landmark
Year Completed
1916
Architects
Spain Cosh & Minnett
Floorplates
145 sqm per floor (self-contained)
Amenities
Kitchenette, male/female/accessible restrooms with showers per floor
Precinct
Sydney CBD
Type
Commercial Office — Heritage Building
Features
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