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Plans and construction
Plans for the tower were unveiled in March 1968, with Donald Crone & Associates as architect. The office building at its base was begun in 1970 and the tower itself in 1975. It opened to the public on 25 September 1981.


Cables, turret and lifts
The shaft is held by 56 cables. The turret, about 31 metres across, has four levels: two restaurants, a function level and the Observation Deck, 250 metres above the street. Three double-deck lifts carry visitors up, and 1,504 stairs run inside the shaft.
Centrepoint, AMP Tower, Sydney Tower Eye
The tower has been known as Centrepoint Tower and AMP Tower. It took the name Sydney Tower after Westfield took ownership in 2001, and the attraction became Sydney Tower Eye in 2011, when its 4D cinema opened.

