The Citigroup Centre building is located on Park Street, between George Street and Pitt Street. Built in 2000, it measures 243 metres to the top of the spire and is the tallest skyscraper in Sydney, although Sydney Tower is still the tallest structure. The Citigroup Centre building contains 41 levels of office space and The Galleries, retail space on 4 levels. It also has underground connections to Town Hall railway station and the Queen Victoria Building. The Food Hall on the lower ground level has recently been refurbished and resembles a nightclub rather than a food court, which seems to be the trend lately.
Is this the building above Galleries Victoria? I must have not noticed prior to your photograph, because it emphasises so well what I look for which is interesting repeated geometric shapes in buildings. I will go get me a close up.
ReplyDeleteI used to bank there J.
ReplyDeleteJulie, yes it is. They recently renamed Galeries Victoria for some reason and it is now The Galeries.
ReplyDeleteNice shot, Jim. Skyscrapers can make very interesting subjects for photography and as Julie says, the repetition can give some interesting results in abstract compositions.
ReplyDeleteInteresting perspective. Our highest building is probably only about 10 or 12 storeys high
ReplyDeletegreat shot
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Good handling of perspective!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great perspective! Love it! Thanks also for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteA lovely photo!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a Happy Friday!
Very nice shot perspective.
ReplyDeleteAwesome shot! Citigroup must have a lot of money ^_^
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Great capture of this tall beauty pushing against that blue, blue sky.
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Such a nice architecture shot! It appears your skies are blue now...we had lots of rain when we visited in late November. But we still had a superb time in your beautiful country!
ReplyDeleteI didn't recognise it at first, either. Guess I've never looked at it from that angle. Haven't seen the food court since the renovation. Have been trying to avoid Kinokunya bookshop but ended up in there the other day and completely lost track of time. Very proud that I didn't buy anything.
ReplyDeleteStunning blue sky, I love it!
ReplyDeleteNeat building, Citigroup seems have skyscarpers all over the world. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn Ford, we've had quite a lot of rain this summer but when the clouds go away you get some stunning blue skies, like we've had this week.
ReplyDeleteGreat perspective, gorgeous blue skies and a great capture for the day as always, Jim! Hope you have a great weekend!
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Beautiful photo with a magnificent building and beautiful sky.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the bank building--how they've changed.
ReplyDeleteNice shot! Happy SWF!
ReplyDeleteThat's an impressive building...and a beautiful blue sky.
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice-looking big building.
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely one impressive skyscraper. Architecturally, it is rather appealing to me. Great shot. genie
ReplyDeleteA nice, crisp shot.
ReplyDeletewow, amazing shot!
ReplyDeleteI like the building. It seems to have interest, scale and solidity without lots of the irregularities and foolishness that some contemporary architects convince their clients to buy.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful building. I've seem a lot of Sydney through your great blog--thanks. Mickie ;)
ReplyDeletevery impressive. beautiful shot.
ReplyDeletegreat skywatch! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely shot of the building.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Nice shot. =) Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteYou have some fabulous photos on show, always interesting to see different views from around the city, thanks for your kind comments
ReplyDeleteAwesome shot Jim!
ReplyDeleteHappy SWF greetings from Holland,
Anna :-))
Really draws the eye to those amazing blue Sydney skies!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Love the perspective.
ReplyDeleteExcellent perspective on this shot Jim.
ReplyDeleteYou have so many impressive buildings in Sydney. Adelaide, not so many.
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