our ambitions for barangaroo south

We will engage a comprehensive stakeholder group, including the City of Sydney whose Sustainable Sydney 2030 vision for a Green, Global, and Connected City will inform the desired outcomes. Our aspirations for the project include;
HEALTHY BUILDINGS
World-leading 6-Star Green Star Office Design Abundant daylight and fresh air access Tuned to Sydney’s climate and connected to the outdoors Passive design, ultra low energy buildings Significant use of sustainable materials – recycled content and low emissions
TOMORROW’S WORLD TODAY
Communication infrastructure that facilitates engagement and community feedback Teleconferencing and Wi-Fi enabled Smart metering and Smart grid interface Future proofed with fibre optic network
WATER RECYCLING
Having the capacity to export more water for re-use than potable water consumed on site via on-site waste water treatment and water recycling 100% treatment of storm water catchment
ENERGY AND CARBON
A carbon neutral outcome supported by new on and offsite renewable energy generation 20% reduction in embodied carbon in building materials ‘Efficient precinct infrastructure' using centralised cooling plant and harbour heat rejection Onsite photovoltaic (solar) power generation large enough to supply the public domain and blackwater (waste water & sewerage) treatment system
ZERO CARBON WASTE
100% reduction in waste greenhouse gas emissions > 90% diversion of construction waste from landfill > 80% diversion of operational waste from landfill Potential return of usable soil and energy from waste processing The potential to extend this service to adjoining city properties
LANDSCAPE AND BIODIVERSITY
Restoration of native flora and fauna Promotion of marine life ecology Water-sensitive urban design Planning for climate change Community gardens and green roof features
SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT
A new transport connection point for the CBD with provision for ferries, bus, cycle and potential light rail Real-time commuter updates Vehicle sharing, and electric car-enabled Safe, low-speed onsite environment
BENEFITS TO SYDNEY AND HARBOUR
New cultural hub for western CBD Renewed connection to waterfront including completion of 14km foreshore walk Water export and storm water reuse Increased ferry access Community facilities and programs Community learning and skilling programs  Sustainable skill development for workers including trainees and apprenticeships Minority procurement Indigenous employment initiatives