PARKLINE PLACE – THE NEXT-GENERATION OF SMART BUILDING
Unless you are a software engineer or maybe even a self-proclaimed IT whizz, technology is one of those marvels of the modern world that we never really notice (unless your internet goes down!).
So, while the concept of a “smart building” isn’t new, what does it really mean? How does it make a building better? What data is being collected, and what is it being used for? And can someone tell us what will happen in a smart building if the internet goes down?
So, while the concept of a “smart building” isn’t new, what does it really mean? How does it make a building better? What data is being collected, and what is it being used for? And can someone tell us what will happen in a smart building if the internet goes down?
Parkline Place secures new tenant to close out three of the largest leasing deals of 2023
Oxford Properties Group (‘Oxford’) and Mitsubishi Estate Asia (‘MEA’), together with Investa, are delighted to welcome Insignia Financial to Sydney’s most connected, fully-electric, amenity-rich commercial building — Parkline Place — at 252 Pitt Street, Sydney.
Parkline Place – Crafted and Bespoke
Parkline Place is designed by internationally renowned architects, Foster & Partners. We talked to Muir Livingstone about the inspiration and approach behind this distinctive building that encapsulates global benchmarks in sustainable design, smart technology and workplace experience. Read part 1 of the interview here.
Parkline Place – is this Sydney’s most connected office building?
Having a job that’s easy to get to and close to a range of transport options has always been a high priority for employees. During the working week, we all want to spend less time in transit so there is more time in real life (IRL) with colleagues, and even more time after work with friends and family.
