We're your physiotherapist
in Barangaroo

Evoker PPS in Barangaroo is the next generation of elite physiotherapy services in Sydney. We have a boutique space that offers five-star customer service matched with absolute excellence in physiotherapy.

Our Barangaroo team has unrivalled passion, with genuine care for our craft - you will undoubtedly be making the best decision for your health by trusting our Barangaroo physiotherapists at Evoker.

We have two convenient locations in Sydney CBD - with a Barangaroo and a Martin Place office.

Level 1/1 Sussex Street, Barangaroo NSW 2000.

We are located on Level 1 inside the beautiful WeWork building on Sussext Street. Simply come up the elevator and meet our friendly team.

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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Sydney, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Millers Point, Dawes Point and The Rocks.

Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in Barangaroo.

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Barangaroo is the newest suburb of Sydney, New South Wales (NSW) located just at the north-western tip of the Sydney CBD and at the south end of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It is under the local government area of the City of Sydney.

Barangaroo has a land area of 0.22km2 and is home to 189 residents, based on the 2016 census. It is bordered by the suburbs: Millers Point, Dawes Point and The Rocks.

History of Barangaroo

Traditionally, the Sydney region where Barangaroo is located was owned by the Cadigal people. The area was primarily used for fishing and hunting before the colonial settlement.

In 2003, the NSW government decided to redevelop the precinct from shipping and stevedoring into an area for commercial and recreation.

Following a public competition for a concept plan, the East Darling area was renamed in October 2007 in honour of Barangaroo, a Kamaraygal woman. She was the second wife of Bennelong, an interlocutor between the Aboriginal people and colonists in NSW. Barangaroo opposed her husband working with the British colonists.

The redevelopment of Barangaroo divided the suburb into three precincts: Barangaroo South, Barangaroo Central and Barangaroo Reserve. Barangaroo South is an extension of the Sydney CBD, where office buildings, a hotel, apartments and public spaces were built. The Barangaroo Central will consist of low-rise residential buildings and is aimed to be “the beating heart” of the suburb, while the Barangaroo Reserve is a re-created headland park.

Facilities Around Barangaroo

As the suburb is still undergoing redevelopment, several facilities are still under construction. However, numerous restaurants that serve fresh food and international cuisine (Vietnamese, Chinese, etc.), cafes and speciality shops operate in Barangaroo.

Local and international designers and boutiques are located at Barangaroo’s southern precinct. There are also health services and wellbeing specialists in the area.

To get around, Barangaroo is served by the State Transit bus, while the Barangaroo railway station is an up and coming rapid transit that will benefit the suburb. The Darling Harbour ferry wharf was replaced by the Barangaroo ferry wharf that links the suburbs to other precincts.

Famous Destinations Around Barangaroo

Barangaroo Reserve

Once an industrial site, the Barangaroo Reserve now offers locals and visitors a 6-hectare open space to enjoy and relax. It features extensive walking and cycling trails, picnic areas, coves and a view of the iconic Harbour. Over 75,000 species of native plants and diverse birdlife are also found here.

Barangaroo’s Sustainable Coffee Trail

The cafes located in the suburb share the same commitment of following a sustainable approach when it comes to sourcing coffee--not to mention, they serve delicious coffee too. The cafes in Barangaroo are Campos Coffee, Dukes Coffee, The Precinct by Toby’s Estate, Bourke Street Bakery and Micro by Coffee Alchemy.