144 OXFORD
144 OXFORD Rosebank , Johannesburg
CLIENT & DEVELOPER Growthpoint Properties
PROJECT MANAGER Origin Project Management
ARCHITECT Paragon Architects
QUANTITY SURVEYORS Rider Levett Bucknall Farrow Laing
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Sutherland
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Conscius / Claassen Auret JV
MECHANICAL ENGINEER Aurecon ( now Zutari )
FAÇADE ENGINEER Arup
WET SERVICES MG Building Services
FIRE CONSULTANT Specialised Fire Technology
SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANT Aurecon ( now Zutari )
LIFT CONSULTANT Solutions for Elevating
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT The Ochre Office
MAIN CONTRACTOR IN A JV Tiber Construction WBHO Construction
PHOTOGRAPHY Infrastructurephotos
The 36,000m2 premium-grade 144 Oxford Road office development in Rosebank , Johannesburg for Growthpoint Properties is the Paragon Group ’ s latest project . The iconic development acts as a gateway to the Rosebank precinct while taking cognisance of the leafy residential suburbs that surrounds it . All of this is located directly opposite the landmark Hyatt Regency , and a short walk from the Rosebank Gautrain Station and other public transport which is plentiful in this well pedestrianised quarter . Taking a step out of its front doors will connect you to the vibrant restaurants , food , lifestyle , shopping , hospitality and entertainment offered by the popular hub of Rosebank Mall , The Zone @ Rosebank and The Firs .
Developed by Growthpoint Properties to capitalise on the demand for P-grade office space in the central Rosebank precinct , which currently exceeds even that of nearby Sandton and Melrose , the premium project has been developed and refined over an eight-year period , with the Tiber WBHO Joint Venture having been on-site as main contractor since November 2017 .
Design Located on the arterial Oxford Road , the 9-storey development features two elongated office towers interlinked by a central atrium along the north-south axis . Spanning over
The site ’ s desirable location on Oxford Road , a short walk from the Rosebank Gautrain Station , posed particular construction challenges
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