Central Plaza 1

Central Plaza 1 is an iconic skyscraper located in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, designed by renowned architect Kurokawa Kisho. Standing at 174 meters tall with 44 floors, it was completed in 1988 and became a symbol of the Australian Bicentenary and World Expo 88. Initially the tallest building in Brisbane, it features a unique window cleaning mechanism and advanced technology systems, making it a notable architectural landmark. The building is part of the Central Plaza Complex, which includes Central Plaza 2 and Central Plaza 3, and is situated in the heart of Brisbane's central business district.