At 2 Phillip Law Street, The Nishi Building is an award-winning sustainable building located in Canberra’s NewActon design precinct. It was designed by internationally acclaimed architects Suppose Design Office from Tokyo and Fender Katsalidis Architects from Melbourne. The Nishi Building received the International Project of the Year award at the 2015 Building Awards in London.

Constructed with 1,600 meters of steel, mesh, and Australian blackbutt timber, the building incorporates a range of green features such as high-performance glazing, solar power, and a blackwater recycling system. Over 90 plant boxes with various plant species surround the building’s facade.

The Nishi Building offers spectacular views of Lake Burley Griffin, the National Museum of Australia, the Telstra Tower, and the new Parliament House. It is home to private sector tenants like Clayton Utz, State Super, and Molonglo Group, as well as various Australian Commonwealth Government departments, including Safe Work Australia.

Within the complex at 2 Phillip Law Street, you’ll find a hotel, cinema, gym, yoga studio, library, salon, café, and an underground car park. Tenants are in close proximity to major attractions like the Nishi Gallery, The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, and Floriade. Additionally, the Nishi Building is within walking distance of The Australian National University, the Supreme Court of the ACT, Canberra’s city center shopping precinct, entertainment venues, and numerous banking facilities.