The 39-storey residential tower sits above the southern portion of the new Gadigal Metro Station and adds 234 quality, long term rental apartments to the neighbourhood, heralding a new era of living in the city.

On the skyline, Indi Sydney reads as a humane, contemporary and timeless residential tower. It reinterprets midtown Sydney’s heritage grain via its stepped bundle form and vertical masonry.

At ground, the tower’s civic podium reinforces a return to streets for pedestrians, not cars. Its masonry and stepping form respond to the Edinburgh Castle Hotel below. On one side of the hotel, the podium frames the entry to Gadigal Metro Station. On the other, it draws people from the street into a lobby and up to shared amenities on Level 6. There, residents have access to a gym, group fitness rooms, a sun deck, an outdoor landscaped terrace and a pool that’s been cleverly tucked into the tower’s K transfer structure, utilising an otherwise dead space.

Apartments feature 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms and are designed to support high quality small space living. Access to sunlight and the outdoors was prioritised throughout the apartment levels, and clever details, including sheltered balconies, kitchen islands that double as dining tables and ample built-in storage are efficient.