Liverpool Civic Place Proposal to Transform the CBD

Liverpool Civic Place Render

Liverpool Civic Place Proposal to Transform the CBD

Liverpool Civic Place Render

Liverpool City Council has proposed a new headquarters for their council chambers as well as proposing two 31 story residential towers, a new library & a new campus for the University of Wollongong.

Here is a list of what will be included in the development under the current proposal:

  • New Council offices and Chambers
  • A new Liverpool City Centre Library
  • South Western Sydney Campus for University of Wollongong
  • Council and public parking
  • A new and exciting Civic Plaza
  • Residential apartments in two towers
  • Student accommodation providing approximately 140 rooms, and
  • A hotel with approximately 140 rooms

This is easily one of the biggest & best development proposals ever put forward for the Liverpool CBD. It is a proper mixed-use development which will cater to education, employment & residential living as well as providing an outdoor civic space for everyone.

Liverpool Civic Place lower building renders - Source: Liverpool Council

The residential will reach 31 levels into the sky taking full advantage of the 100-110m height limit which the CBD has put into place for opportunity sites over 1,500sqm.

The development itself sits at 52 Scoot Street in Liverpool which is currently occupied by Crunch Gym. It is located on the southern end of the CBD & is quite close to the Liverpool transport interchange which is 350m away.

Here is an Aerial view of the development site:

Liverpool Civic Place Aerial View
Liverpool Civic Place Aerial View - Source: Liverpool City Council

The civic place development can be considered similar to the Parramatta Square development, albeit on a much smaller scale, however, it is expected to transform the Liverpool CBD into a true regional city with all the amenities needed to live, work, study & play all within the Liverpool CBD.

Liverpool Civic Place Night View
Liverpool Civic Place Night View - Source: Liverpool City Council

Here is a map view of the location where the Liverpool Civic Place development will occur:

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