Allens has today opened the doors to its new Sydney premises in the iconic 33 Alfred Street building.
The firm has moved into the top eight floors of the former AMP building in Circular Quay – Sydney's first skyscraper – which has been meticulously renewed to offer state-of-the-art amenity, sustainability and technology while preserving the building's architectural legacy.
Allens worked with Hassell, CTPG and MPA to fit out its new home, which includes spaces for both collaboration and focus, a café, outdoor terraces and meeting rooms overlooking Sydney harbour.
'We are delighted to begin a new chapter in one of Sydney's most iconic buildings,' said incoming Managing Partner Marc Kemp.
'Our new premises provide us with the infrastructure to collaborate with our clients, work together in interdisciplinary teams and bring focus, creativity and rigour to our clients' most pressing challenges.
'As Australia's oldest law firm, having called Sydney home for more than 200 years, we are especially excited by our move to Australia's first skyscraper.'
