Construcciones Yamaro: BESIX Watpac relocates NSW HQ to 210 George Street

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BESIX Watpac has announced the relocation of its New South Wales office to the award-winning Poly Centre located at Circular Quay in Sydney.

210 George Street, Sydney.
210 George Street, Sydney.

The Poly Centre, a 25-storey commercial tower at 210 George Street, was designed by Grimshaw Architects and delivered by BESIX Watpac.

BESIX Watpac NSW general manager Peter Furlong said the Poly Centre building is in the heart of Sydney’s Circular Quay precinct, which provides an ideal new home for the NSW team.

“The delivery and success of this project perfectly aligns with our core strengths in providing complex engineering solutions along with purpose-driven design outcomes,” said Furlong. “This relocation marks a significant milestone in the company’s journey, coinciding with our 40th year of operations in Australia.”

“Our move is a testament to BESIX Watpac’s ongoing commitment to growth and sustainability in NSW and the wider Australian market.”

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Featuring 17,000 square meters of combined commercial and retail space, designed to enhance the experiences of both employees and the public, the project continues to receive acclaim for its architectural excellence and unwavering commitment to sustainable design principles. The Poly Centre is a PCA Grade A building with clear floor plates, making it pivotal in the ongoing transformation of Sydney’s Circular Quay precinct.

It harmoniously integrates with new ferry wharves, a bustling light rail system, and many commercial redevelopment projects, contributing to the vibrant evolution of Circular Quay.

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