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Appleby Tower

Appleby Tower

When Appleby Tower was completed in 2013, the six-storey edifice was one of the tallest buildings in George Town. Standing between the law firm’s two existing buildings, Clifton House and Artemis House (also built by Arch and Godfrey) it brings Appleby’s total office space to 80,000 square feet. The bold addition features an innovative glass façade which floods the interior with natural light – one of several energy-saving, environmentally-responsible features of the building. Others include energy-efficient lighting and air-conditioning, and water conservation measures. Top floor meeting rooms and a rooftop entertainment deck with panoramic views are among the highlights of the tower.

Project Type: Office Buildings

Completion: 2013

Architect: Rutkowski Baxter and Partners with Andrew Gibb and Rodney Frederick

Lead Staff: Andrew McBean, Bob Sheppard, James Harvey, John Elliot, Shawn Maxwell

Location: George Town

Client / Developer: Acorn Properties Ltd.

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