Riverside Centre is a 148-metre tower on Eagle Street beside the Brisbane River, in the city’s riverside dining and entertainment precinct. Its distinctive design is by Sydney architect Harry Seidler, and the riverfront gives you views towards the Story Bridge. Restaurants and bars make the centre a place to stop for a meal or drink, while the riverside is also suited to an evening walk. It is also the Brisbane home of the Australian Stock Exchange, so the building serves a working business district as well as a public dining area.
A tower by Harry Seidler
Riverside Centre stands on Eagle Street and rises 148 metres. Sydney architect Harry Seidler designed the tower, whose distinctive style sets it apart in Brisbane’s business district.
The building did not retain the city’s tallest-building title for long. Central Plaza One later took the height crown as Brisbane prepared to host World Expo ’88.
Business and riverside dining
Riverside Centre is the Brisbane home of the Australian Stock Exchange and sits within the city’s riverside dining and entertainment precinct. The tower’s business role and the restaurants and bars around it bring different kinds of visits to the same stretch of Eagle Street.
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Where is Riverside Centre?
It is at Level 18/123 Eagle Street, Brisbane City, beside the Brisbane River.
Who designed Riverside Centre?
Sydney architect Harry Seidler designed the 148-metre tower.
What can you do at Riverside Centre?
You can visit restaurants and bars in the riverside precinct, enjoy views towards the Story Bridge or see the Brisbane home of the Australian Stock Exchange.
