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M&L Hospitality has been given development approval for the $160 million upgrade of the Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Darling Harbour (see artist's impression, above). It is already the largest hotel in Australia by number of rooms and this will add a third tower and 230 rooms, easing the hotel room shortage in Sydney's CBD. Led by Cox Richardson Architects, the design will stretch over the Western Distributor and should be done within two years of building starting in early 2014. The new development includes 4810 square metres of pillar-less convention, exhibition and function space and a seven-storey A-grade boutique office component as part of the project's 5000-square-metre commercial development.
PERSON OF THE YEAR
Steve McCann, the chief executive and managing director of Lend Lease, has been named Property Person of the Year for 2013 by the Urban Taskforce Australia. This is the annual award's 11th year. Previous winners included last year's Ross McDiven of Brookfield Multiplex and Harry Triguboff, Lang Walker, Bill Moss and Gary Rothwell.
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The Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Darling Harbour is undergoing a $160 million upgrade that includes adding a third tower and 230 rooms. This expansion aims to alleviate the hotel room shortage in Sydney's CBD.
The design for the Four Points by Sheraton Sydney upgrade is being led by Cox Richardson Architects. The project will include a new tower and additional convention and office spaces.
The construction for the Four Points by Sheraton Sydney upgrade is set to begin in early 2014, with an expected completion within two years.
The upgrade will feature 4810 square metres of pillar-less convention, exhibition, and function space, as well as a seven-storey A-grade boutique office component.
Steve McCann, the chief executive and managing director of Lend Lease, was named Property Person of the Year for 2013 by the Urban Taskforce Australia.
The Property Person of the Year award, given by the Urban Taskforce Australia, recognizes outstanding contributions to the property industry. It has been awarded annually for 11 years.
Previous winners of the Property Person of the Year award include Ross McDiven of Brookfield Multiplex, Harry Triguboff, Lang Walker, Bill Moss, and Gary Rothwell.
The upgrade will help ease the hotel room shortage in Sydney's CBD by adding 230 rooms, and it will also provide new convention and office spaces, enhancing the area's commercial offerings.
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