The fresh water supply of 18th-century New South Wales has inspired the newest addition to Sydney's Angel Place.

The Foundry was unveiled by AMP Capital on Monday as a place where customers and guests can meet and collaborate.

Spread out across 170 square metres, the project was a collaboration between AMP Capital, FDC Construction, Hassell Studio, Knight Frank and Intel.

Hassell Designer Angela O’Connor said the aim was to make the space a product of its environment.

"Our design draws on the history of the area – the Tank Stream and its historical typography – to create a warm and welcoming retreat," she said.

"The private workspaces utilise earthy tones and natural materials to complement the lush green moss wall creating an urban respite. "

Located in the heart of Sydney's CBD, Angel Place is a 35-storey A Grade office building comprising of 47,250 square metres of net lettable area.

It has frontage along Pitt Street and secondary frontages to Ash Street and Angel Place.

For more information about the building, go to angelplace.com.au.

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