Quay Quarter Tower
OVERVIEW
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Australia · Quay Quarter Tower
Timeline
The project was completed by 2020.
Overview
Quay Quarter Tower is a 216-meter, 54-story skyscraper located at 50 Bridge Street, Sydney. Redeveloped from the former AMP Centre, the tower is the world’s first upcycled high-rise, retaining over 65% of its original structure. Designed by 3XN and BVN, the tower’s iconic twisting form maximizes daylight, provides panoramic views of Sydney Harbour, and offers 89,000 sqm of premium office space along with retail facilities.
Capable
In the Quay Quarter Tower project, the Aluminum Channel Railing System was utilized to complement the tower’s modern architectural aesthetics. Its sleek design integrates seamlessly with the glass façade, ensuring safety without obstructing the panoramic views of Sydney Harbour. The system’s high durability and corrosion resistance make it an ideal choice for the coastal environment, delivering long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance.
Featured Products
Aluminum Channel Railing System |
The Aluminum Channel Railing System is a modern and high-performance railing solution designed for premium residential, commercial, and public projects. Featuring a minimalist embedded design, the system allows glass panels to be securely fixed within an aluminum channel, delivering a clean and elegant appearance without the need for vertical posts. With its slim profile, the system maximizes transparency and ensures unobstructed views, making it ideal for applications where safety and aesthetics are equally important. Manufactured from high-grade aluminum, it offers outstanding durability, corrosion resistance, and minimal maintenance, even in harsh coastal environments. The Aluminum Channel Railing System provides architects and developers with flexibility in installation, supporting both base-mounted and side-mounted options, and can accommodate a wide range of glass thicknesses. This combination of functionality, safety, and modern design makes it a preferred choice for contemporary projects worldwide. |
