Gas Stripping Tower

Gas Stripping Tower is a heritage-listed landmark located within the West Village precinct in West End. Originally part of the historic Brisbane Gasworks, the structure now serves as a central point for the local dining and retail hub. The site provides an open-air setting where visitors access various food and beverage options from surrounding vendors. It stands as a physical reminder of the suburb's industrial past while functioning as a modern communal space for residents and visitors to the inner-south area. The venue is situated a short distance from the Brisbane River and is accessible from Boundary Street. Its location near the Queensland Museum makes it a convenient stop for those exploring the South Brisbane cultural precinct. Patrons utilise the seating areas around the base of the tower for casual meals. The integration of the steel skeleton into the contemporary landscape offers a distinct backdrop for dining in the 4101 postcode.