Deutsche Bank Place is a commercial skyscraper at 126 Phillip Street, on the corner of Hunter Street, in Sydney's central business district. It stands across the road from Chifley Tower. Norman Foster of Foster + Partners is the architect, and Hassell was also a designer. The source classes the building as Late Modernism and Structural Expressionism.
The antenna spire reaches 240 meters, and the roof is at 160 meters. It is built of concrete, glass and steel and has 16 lifts and about 42,965 square meters of floor area. Arup was the structural engineer and Lendlease was the main contractor.
Construction began in 2003 and was completed in 2005 at a cost of A$450 million. Deutsche Bank occupies seven floors and holds the naming rights.
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