Repositioning the retail at the base of John Andrews's Sulman Medal-winning tower, on the corner of George and King Streets, as George Street became a pedestrian boulevard.
A significant building
A Sulman Medal tower on heritage registers. Every retail move had to respect its 45-degree geometry and character.
Luxury beside food
Flagship luxury and a busy food hall in one podium, each needing its own address, entry and atmosphere.
A street being rebuilt
George Street was closing to traffic during the project. The retail had to be set for the street to come, not the one outside.
Retail strategy, leasing, tenant mix and delivery management for the full retail repositioning.
Cartier and Bally flagships on George and King Streets, Locali by Romeo's (Sydney's first Italian curated food hall) and a rooftop food and beverage venue.
A benchmark luxury and lifestyle destination, and a new standard for mixed-use retail repositioning in Sydney's premium CBD.
How FJMT brought the John Andrews tower back to the street, plus the openings in the press.