At Kings Square, sustainability isn’t an afterthought—it’s embedded in every detail. From the materials chosen to management of water and energy, the precinct is a living example of how urban development can support both people and the planet.
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Green by design
Kings Square achieves high NABERS Energy ratings, with natural light and energy-efficient systems reducing carbon footprint while maintaining comfort.
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Water-sensitive urban design
Raingardens treat stormwater, protect groundwater and support native vegetation, filtering pollutants before they reach the Swan River.
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Urban greening and biodiversity
Native trees and understorey plantings enhance air-quality, provide shade and restore local ecology with species like Meeboldina scariosa and Lepidosperma calcicola.
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Sustainable commuting
With direct access to public transport, bike paths and end-of-trip facilities, Kings Square promotes active, low-impact travel.
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Smarter energy use
Solar-ready rooftops and smart systems reduce energy use and support renewables, delivering long-term value.
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Community
Kings Square evolves through partnerships with customers, local government, and sustainability experts, championing responsible urban development.
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Disclaimer
This website describes various features of the Kings Square precinct managed by Dexus - 556 Wellington Street, 562 Wellington Street and 10 Telethon Avenue. Dexus and its agents make no representation through this website as to the concept and design elements, appearance of the building, layout and use of space, tenancy mix and the identity or nature of prospective tenants. Dexus reserves the right to change any of those features at any time. Before deciding to lease or occupy premises, or making any commitment to do so, intending lessees or occupiers should ensure that they have the most up to date information about the features of the Kings Square precinct. Dexus accepts no liability for any harm, loss, cost or damage arising from the use of or reliance on the information or any part of it by a tenant, agent, representative of the tenant, or other person.