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Dedicated bilingual receptionist to greet callers in your company name and transfer according to your instructions 24/7 interactive voicemail with delivery to email or mobile Personal assistants available to assist with business support Fully equipped meeting rooms, video conferencing and boardrooms Up to 3 hours a day access to coworking space 3 days free private office usage anywhere outside your home location 20% of your spend credited when you upgrade to a serviced office No security deposit First Month Free
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First Month FreeThe Nishi building is an award-winning sustainable building in Canberra’s NewActon design precinct.
Designed by world-renowned architects Suppose Design Office (Tokyo) and Fender Katsalidis Architects (Melbourne), the Nishi Building was awarded the International Project of the Year award at the 2015 Building Awards in London.
Constructed of 1,600 metres of steel, mesh and Australian blackbutt, the building‘s green credentials include high performance glazing, solar power and a blackwater recycling plant. Over 90 plant boxes of varying species surrounding the façade.
The building boasts spectacular views across Lake Burley Griffin, the National Museum of Australia, the Telstra tower and the new Parliament House.
Private sector building occupants include Clayton Utz, State Super and Molonglo Group. A number of Australian Commonwealth Government departments are also tenants, including The Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, and Safe Work Australia.
The complex includes a Hotel, Cinema, Gym, Yoga, Library, Salon, Café and underground car park.
Tenants are only moments away from major attractions such as the Nishi Gallery, The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, Floriade.
The Nishi building is also within walking distance to The Australian National University, Supreme Court of the ACT, Canberra’s city centre shopping centre, various entertainment venues, and multiple banking facilities.
Nishi, NewActon is only a 10 minute drive from Canberra International Airport.
A taxi can be arranged with your Servcorp receptionist or via priority booking within the Hotel reception.
10 minute walk to Civic Center, where you can travel anywhere from Canberra’s North Side to South Side including the Parliamentary Triangle.
NewActon is a newly designed precinct just 1km away from Canberra’s CBD.
As a living art and design precinct, NewAction has won more local, national and international awards than any other in Canberra’s history. Incorporating art and landscaped gardens, NewActon also provides convenient access to key cultural, entertainment, sporting, and retail facilities.
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