111 Castlereagh

Sydney CBD

DEVELOPER

Cbus Property is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cbus, the industry superannuation fund established in 1984 for the construction, building and allied industries, with funds under management exceeding $54 billion at 30 June 2020

ARCHITECT & INTERIORS

fjmtstudio has a long and proud history of successfully working on a range of significant residential commissions. A recognised leader in architecture, interior design, landscape architecture and urban design, fjmt is renowned for its internationally awarded projects and innovative approach

BUILDER

Scentre Group owns and operates an extraordinary platform of 42 Westfield Living Centres with 37 located in Australia and five in New Zealand. The Group’s Purpose is creating extraordinary places, connecting and enriching communities. Scentre Group is recognised as a Sector Leader for Development by GRESB

Details

Project: 111 Castlereagh
Pricing: $2,100,000-$13,300,000
Estimated Completion: Q4 2024
Apartments: 99
Location: Sydney CBD

111 CASTLEREAGH HYDE PARK —— SYDNEY ‘Rising above heritage and Hyde Park, 111 Castlereagh will stand out on the Sydney skyline, yet feel as if it has always been part of the city fabric. At Cbus Property, we are always looking for iconic opportunities. In collaboration with fjmtstudio, we are proudly delivering something truly exceptional: a boutique collection of 101 exclusive residences above the former David Jones building, integrated with a beloved part of Sydney’s history. 111 Castlereagh will leave an everlasting impression on the centre of the city – and most importantly, on the people who will live here.

111 Castlereagh sits atop the former David Jones building: one of the world’s first department stores and Australia’s first house of luxury. Addressing the street corner with a distinctive curve, this heritage ‑ listed building is a renowned example of Interwar Functionalist design in the city centre. Clad in a prestigious Hawkesbury sandstone to accentuate the store’s stature and significance, the use of aluminium for the window frames and street awning was architecturally innovative for its time. Inside, a sweeping layout set a new standard for retail in the Sydney CBD. These important architectural features will be preserved and enhanced – including Art Deco details at the lift entrance – ensuring their proud legacy will be admired long into the future