Tallest Buildings
This is a list of Brisbane's tallest completed and topped out buildings as of 2011. Structures are not included. Official heights are ranked by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, and include spires but exclude communications masts and spires.
Rank | Name | Height | Storeys | Usage | Year | Notes |
1 | Soleil | 243 m | 74 | residential | 2011 | Tallest building in Brisbane 2011-present. 2nd-tallest building in Australia including basements. |
2 | Aurora Tower | 207 m | 69 | residential | 2006 | Tallest building in Brisbane from 2006-2011. |
3 | Riparian Plaza | 200 m | 53 | mixed use | 2005 | Tallest building in Brisbane 2005-2006. Notable for its 50 metre communications mast. |
4 | One One One Eagle Street | 195 m | 54 | office | 2012 | Notable for the curved columns visible through its facade. |
5 | Central Plaza One | 174 m | 44 | office | 1988 | Tallest building in Brisbane 1988-2005. |
6 | 275 George Street | 171 m | 32 | office | 2009 | Notable for being one of the few Buildings in Brisbane with an architectural spire. Floors 2-22 are occupied by Telstra and floors 23-30 are occupied by QGC |
7 | Waterfront Place | 162 m | 40 | office | 1989 | Notable for its curved blue glass facade. |
8 | Brisbane Square | 151 m | 38 | office | 2006 | Serves as the headquarters of the Brisbane City Council and Suncorp. |
=9 | Santos Place | 150 m | 38 | office | 2009 | Notable for its proximity to the neighbouring 400 George Street. |
=9 | 400 George Street | 150 m | 37 | office | 2009 | Notable for its proximity to the neighbouring Santos Place. |
=9 | Skyline Apartments | 150 m | 48 | residential | 2007 | Noted for its proximity to Soleil in Petrie's Bight. |
=12 | M on Mary | 145 m | 46 | residential | 2007 | |
=12 | 111 George Street | 145 m | 30 | office | 1993 | Notable for its steel pyramid-shaped apex. It is fully occupied by the Queensland Government |
14 | Riverside Centre | 142 m | 40 | office | 1986 | Tallest building in Brisbane from 1986-1988.Shares design elements with neighbouring Riparian Plaza. |
15 | Charlotte Towers | 138 m | 44 | residential | 2007 | |
=16 | AMP Place | 135 m | 35 | office | 1977 | Tallest building in Brisbane from 1977-1985.Informally referred to as The Gold Tower. |
=16 | Festival Towers | 135 m | 42 | residential | 2006 | |
18 | Comalco Place | 134 m | 35 | office | 1983 | Informally referred to as The Blue Tower. |
19 | Felix Tower | 131 m | 40 | residential | 2004 | |
20 | King George Central | 129 m | 27 | office | 2012 | |
21 | State Law Building | 128 m | 30 | office | 1977 | Informally referred to as The Gotham Building or The Batman Building because of its distinctive top. Serves as the headquarters for the Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney General. |
22 | 123 Albert Street | 127 m | 26 | office | 2011 | |
=23 | River Place Apartments | 126 m | 38 | residential | 2002 | |
=23 | Admiralty Towers II | 126 m | 38 | residential | 1996 | |
25 | Macrossan Apartments | 125 m | 37 | residential | 2010 | |
26 | River City Apartments | 124 m | 39 | residential | 2003 | |
=27 | Casino Tower | 120 m | 39 | residential | 2005 | |
=27 | Metropole Apartments | 120 m | 39 | residential | 2004 | |
=27 | Commonwealth Bank Brisbane | 120 m | 28 | office | 1989 | |
30 | Emirates House | 119 m | 24 | office | 1973 | |
31 | Suncorp Plaza | 118 m | 26 | office | 1971 | Tallest building in Brisbane 1971-1973. An LED digital clock stands atop the building Was occupied by Suncorp until 2006. |
32 | 212 on Margaret | 115 m | 33 | residential | 2004 | |
33 | Jetset House | 112 m | 30 | office | 1979 | |
=34 | Evolution | 111 m | 37 | residential | 2007 | |
=34 | Hitachi Building | 111 m | 30 | office | 1976 | An LED weather beacon stands atop the building. |
=36 | Central Plaza Two | 110 m | 30 | office | 1990 | Design compliments Central Plaza One, part of the same complex. |
=36 | Mineral House | 110 m | 30 | office | 1984 | Serves as the headquarters for the Queensland Department of Energy and Water Supply. |
=36 | Metro 21 (21 Mary St) | 110 m | 39 | residential | 2004 | |
39 | ADC Building | 109 m | 28 | office | 1985 | |
=40 | Brisbane Marriott Hotel | 106 m | 28 | hotel | 1998 | |
=40 | ANZ Centre | 106 m | 26 | office | 1982 | |
=42 | Westpac Building | 105 m | 23 | office | 1970 | |
=42 | Education House | 105 m | 30 | office | 1988 | Serves as the Headquarters for the Queensland Department of Education, Training and Employment |
=42 | Terrica Place | 105 m | 24 | office | 1996 | |
=45 | National Bank House | 104 m | 26 | office | 1981 | |
=45 | HSBC Centre | 104 m | 25 | office | 1983 | |
=47 | 179 Turbot Street | 103 m | 25 | office | 2009 | |
=47 | Admiralty Quays | 103 m | 32 | residential | 1998 | |
=47 | Matisse Tower | 103 m | 24 | office | 2009 | |
=50 | Mantra on Queen | 102 m | 32 | residential | 1999 | |
=50 | Hancock Coal Centre | 102 m | 29 | office | 1977 | |
=50 | Freeman Fox House (333 Ann Street) | 102 m | 25 | office | 2008 |
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