
The Cutaway Project
The NSW Government has endorsed plans to fitout the Cutaway so it can realise its full potential as one of Sydney’s premier venues for national and international events.
When the Cutaway opened in 2015 as a large concrete shell, it was always envisaged to include a future fitout. The new cultural facility within the Cutaway will:
The State Significant Development (SSD) application for the new Barangaroo Cutaway Cultural Facility is now on public exhibition until Wednesday 29 March 2023.
How to view the SSD application planning documents
You can view the full set of SSD application planning documents on the Department of Planning and Environment’s Major Projects website.
How to make a submission
Submissions must be made to the Department of Planning and Environment via the Major Projects planning portal.
The NSW Government has endorsed plans to fitout the Cutaway so it can realise its full potential as one of Sydney’s premier venues for national and international events.
Barangaroo Reserve recreates a headland that existed before European arrival in Sydney – a place used by First Nations people for thousands of years. This re-imagining required a process of restoration, creation and construction.