Cleveland Street, Stones Corner
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Cleveland Street, Stones Corner
This project at Cleveland Street Stones Corner involves two 12 storey towers plus a rooftop recreation area consisting of 226 units and a skybridge connecting the two towers.
We worked closely with NMDS Architecture to ensure the development incorporated significant amounts of landscaping throughout the vertical and horizontal planes to create a “building that breathes” in accordance with Brisbane City Council’s World City Design Guide.
The effect is a building that achieves a balance between built form and open space, minimises bulk and scale, transitions sensitively to adjoining sites, and will provide a positive streetscape interface to Cleveland Street, at both ground and above ground level.
Overall, the proposed structure presents architectural distinction and will act as a landmark site within Cleveland Street and Stones Corner.
If you’re interested in learning more about the Cleveland Street project, here are some valuable resources that offer detailed insights:
- Twin Towers Stones Corner Brisbane Olympics Development Application
- Dual Tower Residential Project Proposed for Stones Corner
- 226 Units in Twin Residential Buildings Cleveland Street Stones Corner
- New Apartment Development Approved for Stones Corner
- Giant Stones Corner Development Push for Six Blocks of Land
These articles provide comprehensive coverage of the project that is set to transform Cleveland Street, Stones Corner.
