Two Towers Proposed for $350m Macquarie Park Project

Sonic Healthcare Limited has commenced the planning process for a major mixed-use redevelopment at 14 Giffnock Avenue, Macquarie Park. The project is currently at the ‘Prepare EIS’ stage under the State Significant Development pathway and seeks to deliver two high-rise residential towers.

The proposal includes two towers of 28 and 39 storeys, comprising a total of 514 apartments, with 5% allocated as affordable housing. Podiums at the base of each tower are planned for non-residential uses, alongside new roads and public open space improvements.

A concurrent rezoning is proposed to shift the site from E3 Productivity Support to MU1 Mixed Use, with a maximum building height of 130 metres and an FSR of 3.3:1. The project is subject to further environmental assessment and will address constraints such as noise, traffic, overshadowing, wind, and visual bulk.

For more information, search the application number (SSD-109971738) on the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure’s website.

Project Snapshot
Project Overview
Application NumberSSD-109971738
Project TitleMixed Use 14 Giffnock Ave Macquarie Park
Project StatusPrepare EIS
Project TypeResidential & Commercial (Mixed use)
Address14 Giffnock Avenue, 95-99 Epping Road, 16-20 Giffnock Avenue
LGACity of Ryde
DeveloperSonic Healthcare Limited
Project Metrics
Site Area14,562 sqm (1.46 ha)
GFA48,052 sqm
Dwellings514
Affordable Housing26 dwellings | 5%
Storeys28–39
Capital Investment$350 million
Planning Metrics
ExistingProposed
ZoningE3 Productivity SupportMU1 Mixed Use
FSR3.3
HOBNot stated130m
Project Team
DeveloperSonic Healthcare Limited
PlanningUrbis
ArchitectDKO Architects
View Full Consultant Team
Additional ConsultantsNot stated

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