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OtherTaryn ParisTue 27 Jul 21

‘Adelaide-Style’ Foodie Market Approved for Brisbane

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Plans for a vertical village and one of Brisbane’s biggest paddock-to-plate food markets have been given the green light for construction at Lutwyche.

Marketplace Developments and Craft’d Grounds co-founder James Rennell, in collaboration with developers Murray and Frank Stafford, engaged architects Conrad Gargett to design Lamington Markets at 612 Lutwyche Road.

The $150-million transit-oriented development (TOD) over the Lutwyche busway station would comprise a 10,000sq m retail precinct, a 4500sq m indoor market hall, a rooftop urban farm, a craft brewery, boutique cinemas, restaurants, cafes and health centres.

It also includes two 12-storey residential towers with more than 134 apartments on the 7332sq m parcel of land.

▲ Lamington Markets would transform a disused piece of land into a foodie haven with more than 100 stallholders, a craft brewery, rooftop farm and premium restaurant. Image: Marketplace Developments


“The vision behind Lamington Markets has always been about creating a permanent paddock-to-plate experience, connecting us directly with more than 100 market owners, artisans and farmers, right on our doorstep,” Rennell said.

“We’ve drawn influence from global, thriving permanent market venues like Chelsea Markets in New York and Adelaide Markets—icons of their cities with a load of ‘soul’ … and this is what we’re going to create here.

“And now as we find ourselves thrown into the global spotlight with the [Olympic] Games—Lamington Markets will be part of getting our city ready for the future.”

Rennell said Lutwyche was ideally located, 8km from the city, with a “vibrant and evolving” community in the inner north of Brisbane. Work on the project is due to start at the end of this year.

“It’s about breathing new life into Lutwyche at a time when our city is really coming alive and making its mark on the world,” Rennell said.

“It’s for those who don’t want the CBD, closed-in shopping-centre or supermarket-chain experience—who want to slow down and appreciate the ‘theatre’ of the market and connect back to the land.”

Mirvac lodges DA for Third Ascot Green

▲ Mirvac's third building (left) would soar to 14 storeys, taller than the neighbouring Ascot and Tulloch House. Image: Mirvac


Mirvac has lodged plans with the Brisbane City Council for another stage of its Ascot Green development at Eagle Farm Racecourse.

The development application is for a 14-storey, 111 apartment building, with the community’s first four-bedroom apartments on offer.

The rooftop would feature a private dining room and lounge areas with panoramic views to the city, while the ground floor would accommodate a gym and pool overlooking the racetrack.

Mirvac head of residential Stuart Penklis said they had already received interest about the proposed development, the third at Ascot Green, which would go to market in late 2021, pending approval from the council.

“The demand for apartments in Brisbane is extremely high, particularly at the top end,” Penklis said.

“About 60 per cent of buyers in our first two buildings—Ascot House and Tulloch House—came from adjoining blue-chip suburbs like Ascot, Hamilton and Clayfield, and we believe this new stage will follow in these footsteps.”

Penklis said the planned building would be next to Tulloch House.

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