Immersed in nature within highly sought-after Upper Mt Gravatt, Pavilion is deliberately different. An enticing blend of city convenience and nature retreat. Comprised of three boutique Pavilion-style buildings, each across just five levels, Pavilion is nestled in the Mimosa Creek nature reserve. The perfect place to disconnect from daily life and reconnect with nature. With Westfield Garden City and Griffith University just minutes away and access to an array of convenient transport options, when living at Pavilion you will find it easy to connect for work, study or entertainment. Features: &gt; Luxury Stone throughout kitchen and bathroom &gt; Hybrid timber flooring in kitchen, living and dining areas &gt; Quality carpets to bedrooms &gt; Smeg cooking appliances &gt; Secure resident only access to car parking &gt; Audio-visual intercom to all apartments &gt; Ducted air-conditioning &gt; Recessed down light fittings to living / dining areas &gt; Access to residents only facilities including: resort-style pool overlooking the nature reserve, barbeque with multiple alfresco areas, 28 visitor car parks. Discover tranquility and community at Pavilion: A serene haven in the heart of nature Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity, secure your private inspection today! ** Renders indicative of Artist Impressions **

Immersed in nature within highly sought-after Upper Mt Gravatt, Pavilion is deliberately different. An enticing blend of city convenience and nature retreat. Comprised of three boutique Pavilion-style buildings, each across just five levels, Pavilion is nestled in the Mimosa Creek nature reserve. The perfect place to disconnect from daily life and reconnect with nature. With Westfield Garden City and Griffith University just minutes away and access to an array of convenient transport options, when living at Pavilion you will find it easy to connect for work, study or entertainment. Features: &gt; Luxury Stone throughout kitchen and bathroom &gt; Hybrid timber flooring in kitchen, living and dining areas &gt; Quality carpets to bedrooms &gt; Smeg cooking appliances &gt; Secure resident only access to car parking &gt; Audio-visual intercom to all apartments &gt; Ducted air-conditioning &gt; Recessed down light fittings to living / dining areas &gt; Access to residents only facilities including: resort-style pool overlooking the nature reserve, barbeque with multiple alfresco areas, 28 visitor car parks. Discover tranquility and community at Pavilion: A serene haven in the heart of nature Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity, secure your private inspection today! ** Renders indicative of Artist Impressions **

Pavilion The Residences - 110 Klumpp Road, Upper Mount Gravatt

2-6 Pacific Parade, Bilinga

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	<li>The development includes 2 buildings, with Building A having a mix of residential and non-residential uses, while Building B is solely for residential units.</li>
	<li>There will be a total of 16 luxury 3-bedroom apartments across both buildings.</li>
	<li>Non-residential uses will be located on the ground level of Building A, which will include a restaurant, bar, retail outlets, real estate office, function spaces, and a resort-style pool.</li>
	<li>There will be car parking for 85 cars and 38 bicycle spaces.</li>
</ul>

<ul><li>The development includes 2 buildings, with Building A having a mix of residential and non-residential uses, while Building B is solely for residential units.</li>
	<li>There will be a total of 16 luxury 3-bedroom apartments across both buildings.</li>
	<li>Non-residential uses will be located on the ground level of Building A, which will include a restaurant, bar, retail outlets, real estate office, function spaces, and a resort-style pool.</li>
	<li>There will be car parking for 85 cars and 38 bicycle spaces.</li>
</ul>

The Sovereign Mile, Paradise Point

447 Gregory Terrace, Spring Hill

North - 211 Surf Parade, Surfers Paradise

Oakridge Property Group is gearing up for the launch of its Upper Mount Gravatt apartment development, Pavilion The Residences.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/pavilion-the-residences-110-klumpp-road-upper-mount-gravatt">Pavilion The Residences</a>,&nbsp;alongside Mimosa Creek nature reserve,&nbsp;encompasses three five-level pavilion-style buildings, which are set to replace a two-storey residence currently occupying the site.&nbsp;

Pavilion The Residences will home 144 apartments with a diverse range of configurations. There are 52 one-bedroom, 72 two-bedroom, and 20 three-bedroom units.

Oakridge enlisted <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/mas-architecture-studio">MAS Architecture Studio</a> to craft the design for the Pavilion, employing a sub-tropical aesthetic marked by profound balcony overhangs and strategic fenestration—prioritising solar aspect, orientation, and harmonious integration with the natural surroundings. Louvred screens on west-facing sides not only filter sunlight but also ensure privacy for residents.

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Towers one and three, located along the south and north boundaries, have mostly rectangular shapes. The central tower, aligned with the west boundary, is mainly square.&nbsp;

"Our apartments are actually quite shallow in their designs, but have expansive windows, which will let light penetrate well into the apartments and also allow air to circulate not only within the apartments but also within the corridors of the buildings as well," Nick Simmons, director of MAS Architecture Studio said.

Simmons said that the process for Pavilion has been very collaborative with interior design studio Corner iD and the landscape architect "to make sure our design is holistically gelled together as one entire piece."

"The interior elements actually reflect some of the architectural elements – the texture and materials. The timber and the lightness of those materials are all reflected on the inside as well as the out."

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The heart of the home, the Smeg-equipped kitchen features stone bench tops and hybrid timber floors, while the adjoining living and dining areas feature recessed downlights. The apartments also have ducted air-conditioning and an audio-visual intercom.&nbsp;

Pavilion The Residences also includes exclusive amenities including&nbsp;a landscaped central courtyard which will be used as a common recreation space. That will feature barbecue facilities and a swimming pool which will sit between each towers lobby.

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Pavilion The Residences is strategically located less than 15 minutes from <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/brisbane-qld">Brisbane</a>'s CBD, with easy access to major transport hubs like the M1 and Brisbane Metro.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/oakridge-property-group">Oakridge</a> has partnered with local builder developer <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/cs-development-group">CS Development Group</a> for the project. The first stage to hit the market will be the Hibiscus Residences.

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Oakridge has partnered with local builder developer CS Development Group for the project

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Oakridge ready launch of Pavilion The Residences, Upper Mount Gravatt apartment development

Queensland property developer MAYD Group is set to bring a $350 million luxury hotel and residential masterplan development to North Kirra, lodging plans for a prime 4,742 sqm beachfront site overlooking North Kirra Beach.

The North Kirra project has been inspired by Kirra and the site’s qualities; the size and location, presenting apartment buyers with a unique and limited opportunity to own a prestige apartment overlooking the beach.

MAYD, led by founder and director Todd Mould, amalgamated&nbsp;eight sites fronting Pacific Parade, Golden Four Drive and Musgrave Street. The plans are for a 160-key hotel room and 60 luxury residences including two penthouses and five unique double-storey beach houses.&nbsp;

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“We were fortunate to have been able to acquire eight adjoining sites to create one large beachfront site for our signature masterplan at North Kirra,” Mould said.&nbsp;

“The opportunity to develop such a large beachfront site in North Kirra is a rare one that required a development design of architectural excellence and we are very pleased with the plans that we have created in collaboration with award-winning MAS Studio.

“We have been working with Gold Coast City Council on lodging the development application to deliver a landmark building of high distinction for such a prominent site, keeping the local environment and community front of mind."

Positioned at the gateway to the famous Kirra Beach, Coolangatta and Tweed Heads, MAS Studio designed the 10-storey building at 2-6 Pacific Parade&nbsp;in collaboration with award-winning interior design specialists, Mim Design.&nbsp;

“The Gold Coast is a world-renowned tourism and lifestyle destination and spots like Kirra are among the most popular with locals and visitors," Mould added.

"Given the site is just 1km from the Gold Coast Airport that is being expanded for extra capacity to attract new carriers and new international and domestic flight connections, we recognised the need for a five-star hotel, as well as private apartment residences, to meet demand from global travellers and people who work remotely.

“With 90 metres of beach frontage, holidaymakers and residents will enjoy sweeping beach and ocean views from their hotels and apartments, enjoying easy access to the white sands of North Kirra Beach, plus it’s only a short stroll to Kirra where there are restaurants, cafes&nbsp;and boutique stores.”&nbsp;

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The residences have been designed with the owner-occupier in mind, offering a range of two, three and four-bedroom floorplans, many even benefitting from multipurpose rooms.&nbsp;

Exclusive to the building's residents will be an array of resort-style amenities, including a private pool area with a sunken lounge and wet edge, a relaxation zone with sauna, shower and spa, yoga lawn, bar, barbecue facilities, a lounge and a cinema. Residents are also set to benefit from the hotel's five-star facilities, including a port cochere, valet room and laundry services, as well as the hotel pool, lounges and restaurant.

MAS Studio director and lead architect Nick Symonds said inspiration for the masterplan design of the North Kirra project responded to the large site’s prominent position at the gateway to Kirra.

“From the outset of our design process, we have been aware of the importance of this highly visible site and the obligation to create a statement entrance to Kirra, while at the same time blending in with the surrounding built forms," Symonds said.

“The design is strongly influenced by local context, reflecting the unique beauty of North Kirra Beach and relaxed beachside lifestyle, elevating it with luxury dwellings for those who share the passion of this unique lifestyle and location."

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There will be abundant greenery on the podium, which aims to cool the street where a row of beach houses, complete with their own private green courtyards, will provide a residential scaled address to the street.

“The building designs feature deep usable balconies, sunhoods, screens, and an abundance of greenery to compliment South East Queensland’s sub-tropical climate and provide privacy, while expansive windows capture breathtaking views, drawing in the natural light and air deep into apartments," Symonds added.

MAYD Group is known for developing some of the most exclusive property projects in South East Queensland’s most sought-after postcodes. They are currently in negotiations with a global five-star hotel operator to deliver the luxury beachfront resort, which will be a major bonus for tourism in the southern Gold Coast region.

Amalgamating eight sites fronting Pacific Parade, Golden Four Drive and Musgrave Street has given MAYD the rare opportunity to create a five-star 160-key hotel, complimented by 60 premium private residences, including two penthouses and five unique double-storey beach houses. 

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MAYD Group lodges plans for premium five-star hotel and residential masterplan at North Kirra Beach

Brisbane developer <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/oakridge-property-group">Oakridge Property Group</a> has secured development approval for its 144-apartment <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/upper-mount-gravatt-qld">Upper Mount Gravatt off the plan apartment development</a>, Pavilion The Residences.

They're seeking to launch the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/pavilion-the-residences-110-klumpp-road-upper-mount-gravatt">110 Klumpp Road project</a> in the coming months.

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They've partnered with local builder developer CS Development Group for the project on Brisbane's southside, alongside Mimiosa Creek nature reserve.

Designed by MAS Architecture Studio, Pavilion will comprise three five-level buildings, with a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments and a resident swimming pool, barbecue area, a striking water feature, and secluded garden rooms.

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Pavilion will be the second project <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/oakridge-property-group">Oakridge</a> are working on with CS Development Group. The duo have teamed up to deliver Oakridge's Lumina at Stones Corner project, which has just officially started construction.

Piling and excavation works for the development will follow the recent completion of demolition works.

Lumina is the latest in a series of new residential developments in the Stones Corner urban village, which is undergoing a significant gentrification due to its near city location, transport connections, Hanlon Park, café culture and close connection to the Brisbane 2032 Olympics and Paralympics hub.

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Oakridge Founder and Director Andrew Niven said Lumina has struck a chord with everyone from young professionals buying their first home, to downsizers looking for an easier lifestyle close to everything they need and local investors wanting to maximise the strong market drivers.

“Lumina shows that well-designed and well-priced apartments in prime Brisbane locations and delivered by experienced developers are in strong demand," Niven said.

“We’ve taken the valuable market feedback from the Lumina sales campaign to inform the apartment mix and design at Pavilion, ensuring it aligns with what buyers are seeking.”

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/oakridge-property-group">Oakridge</a> has just completed their premium Taringa apartment development, The Addison.

They've partnered with local builder developer CS Development Group for the project on Brisbane's southside, alongside Mimiosa Creek nature reserve

Joel Robinson

Oakridge unveil Upper Mount Gravatt apartment development, Pavilion The Residences

Having recently launched it's latest project Lumina in Stones Corner, Brisbane developer Oakridge have their sights on their new project.

The Andrew Niven-founded private developer has lodged plans for The Pavilion in Upper Mount Gravatt.&nbsp;

A two-storey residence, which currently occupies the site, will be demolished to make way for three residential towers, set to comprise 144 apartments.

There's a full mix of configurations; 52 one-beds, 72 two-bedroom apartments, and 20 three-bed offerings.

Oakridge engaged architects MAS to design the residences, which take on a sub-tropical design.&nbsp;

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Towers one and three span the majority of the site, with a predominantly rectangular footprint, located along the south and north boundaries. The central tower, on the other hand, has a predominant square shape, aligning to the west boundary.

A central courtyard will be used as a common recreation space, with barbecue facilities and a swimming pool, which are threaded together with softened landscaping and meandering footpaths that arrives at each tower lobby.&nbsp;

Orientation and solar aspect are front of mind in the project, with deep balcony overhangs and fenestration to combat the effects of the Australian sun. The west orientated faces of the building are treated with louvred screens that work to both filter sunlight and add privacy to the western neighbouring complex.&nbsp;

A subdued and refined material palette including off form concrete coupled with black and white tones has been selected to allow the vertical greenery elements be the focal point of attention.

Timber tones have been utilised on balcony roof ceilings along with secluded and muted dark tones which accentuate the presence of the highly densely populated gum trees. Tinted and clear glazing is interwoven with dark structural elements, adding contrast and texture, while powder-coated elements accent the external envelope, either in vertical or horizontal orientations.&nbsp;

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Access to the residential basement level occurs on the south side of the site, at the bottom end of Hibiscus Place, with the volumetric level transitioning between body, podium and basement to become a visual experience as well as tying into the verdant surrounds.

Offering a well-connected lifestyle, The Pavilion is situated approximately 11-kilometres from Brisbane’s CBD, and within walking distance to Griffith University and Westfield Mt Gravatt.

Oakridge are soon to demolish the&nbsp;landmark Freemason building in Stones Corner, replacing it with a 12-level glass-swathed tower with 97 apartments.

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Lumina, at 17 Cleveland Street in Stones Corner, just south of the Woolloongabba Olympic precinct, will also feature two ground level retail spaces and an impressive rooftop amenity.

On the roof is a&nbsp;dedicated kids play area, with an acrylic or astro turfed floor which will be netted. There will be a roofed area for further activity, as well as two pools, a spa, private dining space with kitchen, barbecue areas, a communal garden, and a gym with a sauna.

NMDS Architecture has drawn up the plans for the tower, which has been orientated to take in extensive views. The bigger three-bedroom units, which are expected to appeal to the family demographic, face both the park and the city.

Lumina will also offer a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, to cater for&nbsp;all types of buyers, from investors and first home buyers to rightsizers, downsizers, and families.

A two-storey residence, which currently occupies the site, will be demolished to make way for three residential towers, set to comprise 144 apartments

First look: Oakridge lodge plans for Upper Mount Gravatt apartment project, The Pavilion

The national property developer Gallery Group has submitted plans for an apartment tower next door to their currently in market project, Chalk.

A few months ago Gallery Group, led by Adam Barclay, amended their plans for Chalk, reducing their massive tower from 35 levels down to 20, and changing the mix to be weighted to two-bedrooms, a stark contrast from the 250 sqm apartments offered in the original plans.

They&#39;ve not made the same mistake twice, filing plans for a tower next door also dominated by two beds.

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There will be 93 apartments, with over two thirds of the product mix two-beds. There will be 26 three-bed apartments and two four-bedroom skyhomes, as well as a ground level business centre, a gym on level 11, and a pool on level 12.

The project has been dubbed Surf Parade North by architects MAS in their planning documentation, due to its proximity to Chalk.

MAS took cues from Chalk, with the aim to create a &quot;distinctly recognisable form that integrates into the established character of the area, whilst complementing its southern neighbour.

&quot;Apartments have been designed with coastal living at the forefront of mind, with expansive living zones transitioning out to articulated balconies, offering privacy and comfort and encouraging the notion of sub-tropical Queensland living,&quot; MAS noted in their submission to the Gold Coast Council.

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&quot;The flowing façade of the north references the movement of water, whilst the articulation of the south responds directly to the buildings solar orientation and relationship with &lsquo;Surf Parade South.&rsquo;&quot;

Currently on the site is three single-storey dwellings.

There will be 93 apartments, with over two thirds of the product mix two-beds

First look exclusive: Gallery Group to create neighbour to Chalk, Surfers Paradise apartment development

A Brisbane development has set a new apartment sales record in Spring Hill, with a local family purchasing a penthouse in ORIA for $5.5 million.

Situated at 447 Gregory Terrace, ORIA by Keylin will soon rise above its inner-city location opposite the 65ha Victoria Park and future Olympic cross-country equestrian and freestyle BMX venues.

Designed in collaboration between MAS Architecture Studio, WILD Studio and Jackson Teece, the residence delivers a consistent design language between the architecture, interiors, landscaping and location.

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Its elevated setting and its Art Deco-inspired design complement the heritage and architecture of Spring Hill, complemented by elegant interiors and intricate detailing, from the marble-columned foyer to accents of marble, brass, timber and fluted glass.

The 400sqm, four-bedroom, four-bathroom penthouse is located on the fourteenth floor, sold with three car spaces and secure basement storage.

The home features herringbone timber floors, striking ceiling coffer, fireplace, private wine room and bar, feature wall panelling, and custom stone and timber joinery.

Spanning almost one-quarter of the apartment, the master bedroom is complete with an 18sqm walk-in robe, a private reading area, and an oversized ensuite with a freestanding bath.

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The kitchen boasts a monolithic stone island bench, premium Gaggenau and Liebherr appliances and a butler&rsquo;s pantry, while 9-foot ceilings and full-height windows frame uninterrupted views towards the Brisbane CBD and Victoria Parklands.

Keylin managing director, Louis Cheung, said ORIA&rsquo;s sky home presents a refined fusion of Art Deco design and contemporary comforts.

&ldquo;It is also the only residence to enjoy direct access to the private resident amenities on Level 14, which include a cinema, business centre, private dining room, outdoor dining and relaxation areas, and extensive tropical landscaping&rdquo;, Cheung said.

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The 25-metre reef-edged pool, located on the first floor, features bold geometries and sub-tropical gardens that create an urban sanctuary from the busy city life of Brisbane.

Three four-bedroom sub penthouses will be released to the market soon.

Launched in October, ORIA is now 80 per cent sold and construction is scheduled to commence in early 2022.

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A Brisbane development has set a new apartment sales record in Spring Hill, with a local family purchasing a penthouse in ORIA for $5.5 million

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