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RetailStaff WriterSun 30 Oct 16

New Plans Revealed For Brunswick Street Hotel

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Pointcorp's Brunswick Street Hotel mixed-use project has received a facade makeover after new developmental plans were submitted featuring a tropical style revitalised exterior and a unit shake-up.

The previous plans for the seven storey building have been replaced with a Cottee Parker-designed proposed 11-13 storey project at 458 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley to include 140 short term accommodation units, 30 residential units, restaurants, retail and commercial space and a rooftop restaurant and bar according to developmental documents.

Shops and restaurants will feature on ground level plus 92 carparks and further bicycle spaces will be included across two basements.

Initial plans for the site date back five years ago to 2011 when developmental approval was first granted.

Site location:

  • Brunswick Street Mall and Chinatown Mall, located approximately 310 metres north-west of the site;

  • James Street Precinct, located approximately 480 metres north-east of the site;

  • Fortitude Valley railway station, located approximately 560 metres north-west of the site;

  • All Hallows' School, located approximately 260 metres south-west of the site;

  • The RNA Showgrounds, located approximately 1.1 kilometres north-west of the site;

  • New Farm Park, located approximately 1.4 kilometres south-east of the site; and

  • The Story Bridge, located approximately 240 metres south-west of the site.

The proposed development represents a 12 storey building. However according to the definition of ‘Storey’ as defined in Schedule 1 of the City Plan, the proposed development comprises 13 storeys as a result of a portion of the basement being located more than one (1) metre above natural ground level. This portion of the basement above natural ground level constitutes a storey.

Previous DA plans.

Furthermore, the thirteenth storey on the rooftop is located in the centre of the site and setback from the side boundaries. The thirteenth storey will not be visible from the street and therefore the proposed development will represent an 11 storey building from Brunswick Street and the surrounding locality.

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