Norman Disney & Young

CTBUH Silver Member

Overview
Buildings
Initiatives

About

Member Since: 1988

Member Offices: Melbourne

Norman Disney & Young (NDY), are a leading firm of consulting engineers with a global presence. They set themselves apart by their ability to deliver highly innovative and tailored solutions for clients in a wide range of markets including buildings, sustainability, health, transport, mission critical, defence, industrial and utilities.

Established in 1959, they have a long history of engineering excellence and their expertise extends to a range of unique specialties. NDY is committed to delivering innovative and sustainable solutions for their diverse group of clients.

They have an intimate understanding of the markets in which they operate and a depth of knowledge that few firms can rival. NDY understands that not all clients are the same, and are highly adept at tailoring their services to meet their clients' unique needs.

Fields of Expertise

Fire Engineering

Buildings

Please note that all heights shown in italics/red are estimated heights. These have been calculated based on known floor counts for the building, then extrapolated through analyzing typically hundreds of buildings of the same function on this database that do have confirmed heights. The user should be aware that non-standard building features, such as significant spires or raised entrances / podiums, may affect the accuracy of these estimations.

Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	Etihad Towers T2	Abu Dhabi	2011	305.3 m / 1,002 ft
2	Eureka Tower	Melbourne	2006	297.3 m / 975 ft
3	Etihad Towers T1	Abu Dhabi	2011	277.6 m / 911 ft
4	30 Albert Street	Brisbane	-	270.4 m / 887 ft
5	Etihad Towers T3	Abu Dhabi	2011	260.3 m / 854 ft
6	Deutsche Bank Place	Sydney	2005	240 m / 787 ft
7	Etihad Towers T4	Abu Dhabi	2011	234 m / 768 ft
8	51-65 Clarke Street	Melbourne	-	233 m / 764 ft
9	Equatorial Plaza	Kuala Lumpur	2018	229.7 m / 754 ft
10	Light House	Melbourne	2017	218 m / 715 ft

Associated companies

Subsidiary of

Tetra Tech

Subsidiary of

Tetra Tech

Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	Fairmont Kuala Lumpur Tower 1	Kuala Lumpur	-	370 m / 1,214 ft
2	Etihad Towers T2	Abu Dhabi	2011	305 m / 1,002 ft
3	Eureka Tower	Melbourne	2006	297 m / 975 ft
4	Etihad Towers T1	Abu Dhabi	2011	278 m / 911 ft
5	30 Albert Street	Brisbane	-	270 m / 887 ft
6	Etihad Towers T3	Abu Dhabi	2011	260 m / 854 ft
7	Deutsche Bank Place	Sydney	2005	240 m / 787 ft
8	Etihad Towers T4	Abu Dhabi	2011	234 m / 768 ft
9	51-65 Clarke Street	Melbourne	-	233 m / 764 ft
10	Equatorial Plaza	Kuala Lumpur	2018	230 m / 754 ft
11	Light House	Melbourne	2017	218 m / 715 ft
12	Etihad Towers T5	Abu Dhabi	2011	218 m / 714 ft
13	International Towers Sydney Tower 1	Sydney	2016	217 m / 712 ft
14	Melbourne Central	Melbourne	1991	211 m / 692 ft
15	435 Bourke Street	Melbourne	2025	210 m / 690 ft
16	Freshwater Place Residential Tower	Melbourne	2005	205 m / 673 ft
17	Riparian Plaza	Brisbane	2005	200 m / 656 ft
18	Atlassian Central	Sydney	2027	183 m / 599 ft
19	Cockle Bay Park	Sydney	-	181 m / 594 ft
20	International Towers Sydney Tower 2	Sydney	2015	178 m / 584 ft
21	Chapel Tower	Melbourne	2019	178 m / 584 ft
22	International Towers Sydney Tower 3	Sydney	2016	169 m / 554 ft
23	530 Collins Street	Melbourne	1991	167 m / 548 ft
24	Gateway Plaza	Sydney	1989	164 m / 538 ft
25	2 Southbank Boulevard	Melbourne	2005	161 m / 528 ft
26	1 Denison Street	Sydney	2020	159 m / 521 ft
27	480 Queen Street	Brisbane	2016	153 m / 502 ft
28	180 Brisbane by Daisho	Brisbane	2015	152 m / 499 ft
29	Tribeca Residence	Kuala Lumpur	2017	150 m / 492 ft
30	Collins Arch	Melbourne	2020	148 m / 487 ft
31	Governor MacQuarie Tower	Sydney	1994	145 m / 476 ft
32	Swissotel Sydney	Sydney	1999	141 m / 463 ft
33	Sixty Martin Place	Sydney	2019	137 m / 450 ft
34	OPUS Tower A	Kuala Lumpur	2020	136 m / 446 ft
34	OPUS Tower B	Kuala Lumpur	2020	136 m / 446 ft
36	PricewaterhouseCoopers Tower	Auckland	2002	130 m / 427 ft
37	123 Albert Street	Brisbane	2011	127 m / 417 ft
38	181 William Street	Melbourne	2008	123 m / 404 ft
39	1 Martin Place	Sydney	1999	120 m / 394 ft
40	ASB Bank Centre	Auckland	1991	116 m / 381 ft
41	Majestic Centre	Wellington	1991	116 m / 381 ft
42	Swanston Square Apartment Tower	Melbourne	2015	115 m / 377 ft
43	Innovation Place	Sydney	2007	112 m / 367 ft
44	ADC Building	Brisbane	1985	109 m / 358 ft
45	Medibank Place / 720 Bourke Street	Melbourne	2014	109 m / 357 ft
46	115-123 Houndsditch	London	2026	103 m / 339 ft
47	Deloitte Center	Auckland	2009	96 m / 316 ft
48	Braggs Place	Brisbane	-	92 m / 303 ft
49	Adina Grand Hotel	Sydney	2020	90 m / 295 ft
50	WSU Bankstown Campus	Sydney	2023	83 m / 271 ft
51	Ark	Sydney	2010	82 m / 269 ft
52	210 Brunswick Street	Brisbane	2024	81 m / 266 ft
53	ILK Apartments	Melbourne	2013	76 m / 249 ft
54	George Place	Sydney	2019	76 m / 249 ft
55	The Miller	Sydney	2019	74 m / 243 ft
56	50 Pitt Street	Sydney	1972	74 m / 243 ft
57	333 George Street	Sydney	2016	72 m / 236 ft
58	Zurich House	Auckland	2009	71 m / 233 ft
59	700 Bourke Street	Melbourne	2013	70 m / 231 ft
60	Emblem	Sydney	2018	69 m / 227 ft
61	KPMG Canary Wharf	London	2009	69 m / 227 ft
62	Sugar Dock	Sydney	2010	65 m / 213 ft
63	Watergate	Melbourne	2004	65 m / 213 ft
64	Menara Mesiniaga	Subang Jaya	1992	63 m / 207 ft
65	12 Creek Street - The Annex	Brisbane	2020	56 m / 185 ft
66	North Apartments	Sydney	2003	55 m / 180 ft
67	3513 Main Beach Parade	Gold Coast	2022	52 m / 171 ft
68	Toorak Tower	Melbourne	2019	45 m / 147 ft

CTBUH Initiatives Involving Norman Disney & Young

CTBUH Queensland Infrastructure Seminar Two: Herston Quarter

25 May 2017

CTBUH Australia’s Brisbane Committee held the second of its breakfast seminars on Queensland Infrastructure, with a particular focus on the Herston Quarter.

The Brisbane 2016 Summer Seminar: Design of Tall Buildings

24 November 2016

CTBUH Brisbane held their 2016 Summer Seminar in conjunction with the ASCE. The topic of discussion was "Design of Tall Buildings."

Urban Regeneration – Flatiron Building, Brisbane

12 November 2015

The CTBUH Australia Chapter’s Brisbane Committee held the fourth of its Urban Regeneration Breakfast Seminars on November 12, 2015.

Urban Places: Gold Coast: Form Versus Sprawl

05 June 2013

The spectacular urban profile of the Gold Coast's most concentrated surf-side moments is among the most distinct and idiosyncratic features of this city-region.