Today, at the place we call Barangaroo, history continues to evolve with the creation of one of the most beautiful places in Australia. A place that inspires discovery of a whole new side of Sydney. A place where we are creating a whole new way of working, of playing, of living in Sydney.
1780s
Present Day
In the late 1780’s the Cameragal people, part of the Eora tribe, were the largest and most influential group in the region we now call Sydney Harbour. And one of the most formidable individuals in this group was a woman. A woman known simply as Barangaroo. Barangaroo was fisherwoman and diplomat, terrifying and nurturing, pioneer & protector.
One of the first Eora women to meet with white officers and settlers, Barangaroo survived smallpox only to lose her husband & two children. Her second husband was the ambitious cross-cultural envoy, Bennelong. Nowadays centuries on, both Bennelong and Barangaroo live on in our shared histories & harbour, from the Sydney Opera House to Darling Harbour.
International Towers and Barangaroo represent next generation thinking : the seamless convergence of workplace, community and public spaces.
International Towers is designed by the internationally acclaimed architects, Lord Rogers and Ivan Harbour from Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. They are at the pinnacle of world class design, showcasing the utmost in environmental thinking and positioning Australia as an international leader in building a sustainable future.
International Towers flourish from its close proximity to a diverse range of shops, cafés, restaurants and residents, plus a landmark luxury hotel, vibrant waterfront, sprawling parklands and naturalistic headland.
Ultimate Work-Life Balance
Beyond being close to public transport, people are increasingly seeking a work life balance that includes the big and little things that make coming to work a pleasure.
Things like flexible office environments that encourage creativity, spontaneity and interaction among staff, outdoor spaces for some sunshine daydreaming, a nearby barista who makes Sydney’s perfect coffee, a park where you can play touch footy, and shops that sell what you want, when you want it. These are critical factors for companies wanting to retain and attract the best and brightest staff.
Barangaroo is an integrated precinct including retail, residential and public waterfront amenity, providing a wealth of attractions.
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Barangaroo Reserve
Crown Barangaroo
Premium dining
King Street Wharf
Wynyard
Public transport
Barangaroo is one of Sydney’s most accessible precincts, meaning your people have a suite of fast, reliable and affordable options to get them to and from your workplace each day. In addition, International Towers hosts premium end of trip facilities and Australia’s largest bicycle parking amenity.
In conjunction with Sydney’s train network, Sydney’s new (and future) Metro system will make more parts of the city accessible to Barangaroo within 30 minutes or less, growing your potential pool of talent and helping you retain more people.
Colliers
M: +61 404 810 680
Colliers
M: +61 412 432 647
Cadigal
M: +61 405 635 587
Cadigal
M: +61 402 010 113