The New Acton NISHI building is one of the most cutting edge and spectacular building on Canberra's skyline. Located on the edge of the city, by the lake and right next to ANU, the location is sublime for convenience and lifestyle.
Architecture by Fender Katsilidis of Eureka Tower Melbourne fame, environmentally designed by world famous ARUP of Beijing water cube fame, interior design by Suppose Design office from Hiroshima, crafted and built by PBS, this building is without peer. Based on creating the most 'green' building in Australia, the holistic design brief is based on delivering both environmental and cultural sustainability to those with the vision who choose to live here!
Features Include:
Double glazing
Solar passive design with conservatories
Cross flow ventilation
Thermal mass insulation
Rainwater harvesting - 4 out of 5 toilet flushes free!
Highest energy rated Bosch appliances
Use of non-toxic recyclable timber joinery
EER of approx 8*
Precinct features:
Palace cinema complex
Two hotels
Numerous cafes and restaurants, organic supermarket
Depts. of Climate Change and ACC
Sculpted gardens, ART works, LIFE!
Lake Burley Griffin across the road
ANU across the road
Property Features:
Studio apartment
Dryer
Balcony with stunning lake views
Fold-away bed
This apartment is on level 12, with spectacular views over the lake and onto the Museum.
When can I see the property?
Saturday exhibition times will be advertised by close of business each Wednesday. Should the open time not suit, please call our dedicated leasing department to arrange a personal inspection.
Interested in applying for this property?
PRD Nationwide Canberra application forms are available on our website. Please visit http://www.prdcanberra.com.au/tenant
You are welcome to pre-complete a PRDnationwide Canberra application form and bring along to the next advertised open home with copies of all required supporting documents.
Disclaimer
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