[3] It featured a penthouse restaurant on the 31st floor called 'Windows on Wellington' which offered a piano bar and excellent views across the city.

The original six-storey building had been constructed with future expansion in mind, so had foundations that could cope with the additional floors.

[9] Williams sold the complex to Smart Group NZ in 1986, which was then severely affected by the 1987 sharemarket crash.

In 2010, the complex was refurbished and repainted by its then owners, Australian-based Eureka Funds Management and the Toga Group.

The freehold 34-level tower and car park was sold on behalf of Australian owners Toga NZ No 1 Ltd and Core 3B Plimmer Complex.