Spanning a three-hectare site, the $3.2 billion Parramatta Square precinct will deliver six buildings, as well as a refurbished Town Hall. When realised, the project will feature the largest commercial office building in Australia, as well as 6000sqm of public domain across the Parramatta Square masterplan.

The masterplan is expected to accommodate a surging locality consisting of 23,500 workers and will see Parramatta City rival Sydney’s CBD, with a total of $8 billion to be invested city-wide in buildings and infrastructure over the coming years.

Walker Corporation, led by Lang Walker, won the tender for the Parramatta Square development in 2015, beating out Centurion Custodians, Dyldam and Leighton Properties, and is now on track to deliver more than 290,000sqm of commercial space.

The project includes a new University of Western Sydney campus, four new A-grade commercial buildings and a new civic centre.

As well as the university campus and commercial buildings, the mixed-use precinct includes retail space, community facilities, a community centre, library and a 250-metre-long public esplanade.

It will also take advantage of the future Parramatta Light Rail, while access to the existing train station will be made available through a new link into the square.