A joint venture has been signed between construction and development group Built and Liverpool City Council. The $400m Liverpool Civic Place project will be located at 52 Scott Street and is set to transform the Liverpool CBD.
A development application for the masterplan designed by architect FJMT , was lodged last week. It provides new public spaces, community facilities and job opportunities with all the amenities needed to live, work, study & play all within the Liverpool CBD.
“Liverpool Civic Place will anchor and activate the southern end of the Liverpool City Centre through a mix of uses, providing new public spaces, community facilities and job opportunities for our growing city,” Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller said.
This is a list of the components of the development proposal:
- 17,000m2 commercial office building which will house Council’s new office facilities
- A new central Liverpool City Library and community hub
- A childcare centre
- University of Wollongong South Western Sydney campus space
- A new civic plaza fronted by retail facilities
- Council and public parking
- A hotel (approximately 126 rooms)
- Hotel parking
Subject to approval processes and obtaining development consent, construction is expected to commence in early 2020 and take two to three years to complete.
Photos: Artist impression of the future Liverpool Civic Place.
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