Give Dad a Father's Day feast from Lotus, one of Barangaroo's best - here's a chance to win one of two $250 vouchers

National Reconciliation Week Closing Event 

Push for better mental health

Reconciliation events at International Towers

Caring for Country - 2020 Finalists Exhibition

Win one of two $250 Barangaroo House vouchers

First-ever Earth Hour "Virtual Spotlight"

In partnership with Two Good Co. and The Bread and Butter Project

Creative female artists performing to celebrate International Women's Day

Transform is the Green Building Council of Australia's flagship event for sustainability in the built environment.

In celebration of Mardi Gras Festival

Reconciliation NSW Schools Reconciliation Challenge 2019

Celebrating the Year of Welcome

Inviting all registered Australian architects 

Celebrating Reconciliation Week at International Towers

The significance of Self Care to your Mental Health

Join the exclusive screening of 2040 film online with Interface and GBCA

Trailblazers and creatives who believe in ethical businesses and value-driven brands with a sustainable, purpose-driven approach

An equal world is an enabled world

Female artists performing in our lobbies

Take part and #switchoff to raise your voice for nature

A festival for discovering mind blowing work by emerging artists

By Katie Lavidge, International Towers Wellness Partner

We all know by now the many benefits of mindfulness and how it can lower stress, increase happiness and make you an over-all better version of yourself. So why is it that so many people still don’t practice mindfulness on a daily basis? Simple, the rational brain is separate from the habitual brain. Rationally, we get it and know that practicing mindfulness on a regular basis will help in all aspects of our life. However, we are creatures of habit and if we don’t have the proper support systems in place to establish a new habit, odds are we won’t change… even if we know how good it is for us.

Colour The Streets returns to Barangaroo with a colourful program of events to celebrate queer culture and this year’s Mardi Gras theme ‘What Matters’

Sydney Conservatorium of Music performing at International Towers

In support of Bear Cottage

An Immersive Installation

The Future is Accessible

A tribute to Indigenous creativity

Have a chat and make new friends 'Over a Cuppa' 

Sydney’s best buildings

Show your support for Australian veterans and their families

Design excellence in Australia

Help make sure that no young person goes through their cancer journey alone

It's book club but not as you know it.

30 places only! Be quick to secure yours

Could this be the most perfect way to end a busy day?

The physical benefits of yoga are well documented: increased flexibility, increased muscle tone, improved respiration and circulation.

9 to 13 September

Wellness is a fundamental attribute of the International Towers community. It’s at the heart of everything we are and everything we do. Our buildings and workplaces are internationally recognised as amongst the healthiest in the world, and many of our partnerships and community initiatives are designed to promote wellbeing and sustainability for people, places and our environment.

Exclusive discount for the International Towers Community

We are proudly hosting this years FRONT.design where you can connect with key decision makers in architecture, design, business end-users, property and real estate at this two-day event.

Do you sing in the shower or the car? Do you whistle while you work?

Singing as a group has been proven time and again to be good for you - studies have shown that group singing boosts oxytocin levels, which help control stress and anxiety. There's nothing better than coming together in the middle of a busy day with other people to share the joy of singing.

Our luminous tribute to inclusion 

International Towers were lit up in rainbow colours in early March in support of the Mardi Gras parade - reflecting the Barangaroo community's commitment to diversity and inclusion.  

We joined the movement on 10th December 2018, to mark the 70th anniversary of the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 

International Towers joined the global movement on Monday, December 10 2018 to mark the 70th anniversary of the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. 

Partnered with TransferWise to showcase inspirational stories of new Australians 

International Towers’ culture of diversity and inclusion was showcased in the lobbies of Tower Two and Tower Three, coming to life through the poignant “Faces of Australia” exhibition.

International Towers hosted the mali dharngurr photographic exhibition 

In recognition of this year’s National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Week theme ‘Because of her we can’, we’re proud to have exhibited the unique work of renowned Indigenous storyteller, A.Professor Wayne Quilliam, who has travelled Australia to document the life stories of inspirational Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.

Indigenous musical performances in our lobbies

In celebration of NAIDOC Week we enjoyed a series of Indigenous musical performances in our lobbies.

In support of National Reconciliation Week 27 May to 3 June

We proudly collaborated with ANTaR to produce ‘Sea of Hands’ displays in honour of Reconciliation Week 2018.

For an evening of music, design and storytelling

It was in early 2015 when Tim Ross found himself at a house party of a famous architect. That 'famous architect' turned out to be Lord Richard Rogers of Roger Stirk Harbour + Partners, the master mind behind the design of International Towers.