In 2007, a fire destroyed the Myer department store, a significant retail space in Hobart's central business district (CBD).

[2] The project involved substantial demolition and excavation works, which were carried out carefully to preserve key aspects of the city’s infrastructure.

[3] To ensure minimal disruption to Hobart’s busy CBD during the construction process, a range of innovative engineering solutions were implemented.

[3] The ICON Complex includes more than 40 stores, offering a range of national and international brands such as Mecca Maxima and Scotch & Soda.

[5] The ICON Complex faced challenges during construction, including delays caused by high winds, which affected the Myer store façade in 2017.

[6] The project also sparked discussions about height limits in Hobart’s CBD, reflecting broader concerns over the balance between modern developments and the city’s heritage.