About Central Park

About Central Park

Proudly standing 249 metres above the CBD, Central Park is one of Perth’s most recognisable landmarks and home to some of Australia’s and the world’s most respected organisations.

A business icon

Completed in 1992, Central Park has long been recognised as one of Perth’s most iconic buildings for its stature as well as its place within the business community.

Comprising 51 levels with breathtaking views – stretching from Perth’s world-famous crystalline beaches in the West, across the beautiful Swan River and to the distant hills in the east – Central Park offers an enviable destination for businesses.

About Central Park

Upon its completion in 1992, Central Park forever transformed the Perth skyline.

About Central Park

A Striking Architectural Statement

Designed by iconic WA architectural firm, Forbes and Fitzhardinge, its creators envisioned an angular, geometric and striking building that would forever shape and redefine the Perth skyline.

From its soaring glass canopy, to its podium towers, and the sprawling park at its base, Central Park is unlike any other building in Perth.

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A REPUTATION OF EXCELLENCE

Central Park has an outstanding reputation in the industry and has been recognised for numerous awards, year after year.

Awards & Recognition

  • 2024 –  Australian Marketing Institute “Experiential Marketing” Award
  • 2023 –  Property Council Awards WA – Best Commercial Fit Out/ Refurbishment for our End of Trip facility
  • 2022 – Property Council of Australia Innovation & Excellence Awards – Rider Levett Bucknall – State Development of the Year Award for WA
  • 2022 – Property Council of Australia Innovation & Excellence Awards – People’s Choice Award
  • 2022 – Volunteer Employer Recognition Awards: Distinction for Outstanding Support by Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES)
  • 2021 –  Australian Marketing Institute Awards for Marketing Excellence – WA Brand Revitalisation category.
  • 2019 – Best Leasing Deal Award by Property Council of Australia
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