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Encyclopedia > Grosvenor Place

Grosvenor Place may refer to:

  • Grosvenor Place (Sydney), an office building in the CBD
  • Grosvenor Place (London), an area in the City of Westminster
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Grosvenor Place (1676 words)
Grosvenor Place occupies one of the finest locations in Sydney, forming a transition between the CBD and The Rocks area, and has a site area of 7,192 square metres.
In addition, a height restriction of 176m above sea level was placed by requiring the office tower structure to form part of a stepping envelope between Qantas and the Regent Hotel.
The steel beams placed between columns are supported at the perimeter by steel spandrel beams, that span between the columns.
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