Sydney Open | Explore Deutsche Bank Place | Sunday 1 November

Deutsche Bank Place will open its doors to the public as part of the Sydney Open festival on Sunday, 1 November 2026. 

This is a ticketed event, please secure your tickets via the Sydney Open website.

About Deutsche Bank Place

Deutsche Bank Place is a landmark 34-storey office tower designed by globally acclaimed architect Lord Norman Foster of Foster + Partners. Its elegant glass facade, dramatic internal volumes and innovative engineering challenged conventional office tower design, setting a new benchmark for workplace environments and making it one of Sydney’s most distinctive commercial buildings.

The tower has Australia’s tallest atrium, which ascends the full height of the 160-metre-high tower. This is facilitated by Sydney’s first remote core, a design and engineering approach that placed all the building’s services and amenities away from the primary office spaces. This design creates expansive column-free floor plates bathed in natural light, and the scenic glass lifts have views of the city to one side, while gliding past the office floors on the other.

The reimagined ground-floor assembly space designed by Warren & Mahoney Architects features fine dining, casual spaces and collaborative areas to support work and connection.

Deutsche Bank Place will open its doors to the public during the Sydney Open festival on Sunday, 1 November 2026. This is a ticketed event, please secure your tickets through the Sydney Open website.

Sydney Open visitors will have the opportunity to hear from Muir Livingstone, Partner & Architect at Fosters + Partners, at 10:00am and 11:15am. 

Areas open for visitors on Sunday 1 November 2026:

• Ground floor Assembly and atrium
• Level 25: Vacant floor with panoramic views 
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Find out more: https://www.sydneyopen.com.au/program/building/deutsche-bank-place/ 

About Sydney Open

Sydney Open is the city’s leading event for architecture, design and the built environment, giving you exclusive behind-the-scenes access to some of the city’s most significant, unique and rarely seen sites.

Find out more: https://www.sydneyopen.com.au/