Design

& Architecture.

The architectural design of 280 is a classic example from its era. Rhythmic bands of white fins run up the glass facade breaking up the bulk of the Lorne Street face.

On the Queen Street side, the building has a ‘T’ shaped plan which presents a slender wing to the western elevation, giving the impression of an elegantly proportioned tower. It has a timeless appeal derived from the simplicity of its architectural expression and the integrity of its functional design.

↗   Lorne Street
↗   Khartoum Place

Rated & 100% NBS.

280 will be strengthened to an NBS seismic rating of 100%. This rating means that the building is designed to withstand the strength of a one-in-500-year earthquake.

L15 terrace / conference /Cafe / eateries / bar

L4 – L14 hotel guest rooms

L3 Car Parking

LG - L2 retail / eateries / hotel lobby

Level

Use

Area

Level 4 - 12

Offices

xxx sqm

Level 13 - 14

Level 15

Serviced Offices

Serviced Offices, Terrace, Conference Rooms, Cafe

xxx sqm

xxx sqm

Level 3

37 Carparks
3 Electric Charges

xxx sqm

Level 1 & 3

Level 2

Retail

Retail, Lobby

xxx sqm

xxx sqm

↗   View from Queen Street

Touchless

Technology.

280 promises to be at the cutting edge of touchless technology; a smart building delivering a compelling, friction-less experience for tenants, customers and guests.

After the sweeping effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, people have a new interest in superior hygiene practices, especially in high-traffic areas. Touchless technology is one of the latest ways that building science can enhance our experience of the workplace

↗   Lorne Street