Riverside Centre
Viewed from Brisbane River side
General information
Type	Offices
Location	Brisbane, Australia
Coordinates	27°28′02″S 153°01′49″E / 27.467174°S 153.030163°E / -27.467174; 153.030163
Completed	1986
Owner	General Property Trust
Height
Roof	142 m (466 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	40
Floor area	50,000 m2 (540,000 sq ft)
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Harry Seidler

The Riverside Centre is a skyscraper designed by Harry Seidler and located at 123 Eagle Street, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Completed in 1986, it contains 40 storeys and rises 146 m above ground. The building is owned by General Property Trust.

The base of the building fronts the Brisbane River with a CityCat wharf, has many cafes and restaurants, and is the site for the Riverside markets on Sundays. The Riverwalk, which links the central business district to suburbs both up and down the Brisbane river was built between the water and the public space surrounding the skyscraper.

The open plaza and steps at the tower base is a recommended viewing point for the Riverfire celebrations. The building has been heritage listed and formerly held the Brisbane Stock exchange. Norman Carlberg was the sculptor who collaborated with Seidler on works for the Riverside project.^[1]

The site was initially a cemetery.^[2] It was later occupied by low level buildings attached to wharves.^[3]

Riparian Plaza, the second major building in Brisbane designed by Seidler, was completed in 2005 and is located near the Riverside Centre. One One One Eagle Street is located between the two buildings.

• Josef Albers (painter and influential teacher: instructor of both Seidler and Carlberg)
• List of tallest buildings in Brisbane

v t e Skyscrapers in Brisbane over 150 metres in height
Completed Over 200 m Brisbane Skytower (269.6 m, 2019) The One (264 m, 2021) 1 William Street (259.8 m, 2016) Infinity (249 m, 2014) Soleil (243 m, 2012) Aurora Tower (207 m, 2006) Riparian Plaza (200 m, 2005) 150–199 m One One One Eagle Street (194.7 m, 2012) 300 George Street (182.2 m, 2019) Central Plaza One (174 m, 1988) 275 George Street (171 m, 2009) Waterfront Place (162 m, 1989) 480 Queen Street (153 m, 2016) 180 Brisbane (152 m, 2015) Brisbane Square (151 m, 2006) Skyline Apartments (150 m, 2007)		Brisbane skyline in 2013
Under construction Queen's Wharf Tower 4 (231.1 m, 2022) Queen's Wharf Tower 1 (190 m, 2022) 443 Queen Street (183.7 m, 2020)
Approved No. 1 Brisbane (274.3 m, TBA) 30 Albert Street (270 m, TBA) 171 Edward Street (265 m, TBA) 195-199 Elizabeth Street (196.2 m, TBA) Full list of approved projects
Proposed Queen's Tower ( 545 Queen Street) (250 m, TBA) 500 George Street (191 m, TBA) Brisbane Square Tower 2 (170.7 m, TBA) Regent Towers (158 m, TBA) Full list of proposed projects
Buildings listed in order of height and with year of completion Building data source: Skyscraper Center See also: List of tallest buildings in Brisbane Category:Buildings and structures in Brisbane Category:Skyscrapers in Brisbane