Cornerstone Properties and F.A Pigeon and Son Pty Ltd have recently completed one of Brisbane’s largest renewal projects, with the refurbishment of 310 Ann Street.

Well-known to Brisbane’s CBD for the past 30 years, 310 Ann Street is now a fully refurbished A-grade building, providing amazing views across the CBD to the Gateway Bridge and Mt Cootha.

Features of the newly renovated building include a flexible, modern workspace fit out with all design attributes of campus style offices and an exterior finished with the latest energy efficient glass and furnishings.

The updated façade has given the building an impressive presence on its elevated site. It was important to the architects that they create a contemporary, yet luxurious feel from the moment a person engaged with the entrance, right through to the lobby and lift area.

GH Commercial are thrilled to have been a part of this stellar upgrade, supplying our custom carpet tiles to complement this new modern interior.

Using exclusively Australian made Designer Jet® technology, Godfrey Hirst created a custom carpet plank to complement the new and improved fit out of this stylish office space. Neutral grey tones paired with a lineal design and texture, make for a wonderful flooring install, lifting the overall feel of the area.

Our specialised carpet tile cushion backing was chosen to enhance noise reduction. This allowed the installation speed to be increased for one step installation process which reduces the cost, rather than the traditional two step installation process that is involved in laying wall-to-wall broadloom where the carpet needs to be power stretched.

Contact your GH Commercial Account Manager to discuss how we can provide a custom solution to meet your project’s needs.

Project: 310 Ann Street, Office refurbishment
Product: Custom Designer Jet® plank with Cushion backing
Design: Trapp architects, Queensland
Photography: Steve Back Photography
Carpet Installation: Master Floors

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