Soaring above the heart of Brisbane's dynamic cityscape, Brisbane Skytower stands as an architectural marvel, a testament to modern design and opulent living. As the tallest residential tower to grace the city's skies, this iconic landmark, located at 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, is a symphony of elegance and innovation.

Unveiling Brisbane's Tallest Residential Marvel

Rising to an impressive height of 269.6 metres (885 ft), Brisbane Skytower is more than just a skyscraper; it's a lifestyle statement. Boasting a remarkable 90-storey stature, it is not only Brisbane's crowning glory but also the sixth tallest building across Australia.&nbsp;

The Visionaries Behind the Skytower Brisbane

The brainchild of renowned developers Billbergia and AMP Capital, Brisbane Skytower is a result of visionary collaboration. Its creation was further fortified by the support of global financial powerhouse Invesco, injecting US funds and financial prowess into the monumental project.

A Tale of Two Towers: A Flourishing Metropolis

Skytower Brisbane is accompanied by its counterpart - a luxurious 42-storey, five-star Westin hotel at 111 Mary Street. The sibling structure, now known as Mary Lane under the ownership of the Felicity Hotel Group, enriches the urban tapestry of the metropolis, bringing a harmonious blend of hospitality and residential splendour.

A World of Unmatched Living

From its sky-kissing penthouses that grace the summit to a curated collection of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments, Brisbane Skytower offers a living experience like no other. The tower's allure extends to an 89th-floor recreation deck, boasting Australia's highest infinity-edge swimming pool, a sanctuary of serenity amidst the clouds. Complementing this luxury is an eight-level basement car park, thoughtfully designed with a total of 980 parking spaces to cater to the needs of the residents.

City of Dreams: Embracing the Brisbane Pulse

Positioned at the epicentre of Brisbane's vibrant metropolis, Brisbane Skytower is more than a residence; it's an invitation to experience the city's pulse. With cool café precincts, exquisite dining venues, a thriving art scene, and upscale boutiques, this new world city stands as a realm of endless possibilities. The tower is caressed by the adjacent beauty of the City Botanic Gardens, offering a verdant respite and riverside tranquility at its feet.

A Panorama of Awe-Inspiring Vistas

For those who seek more than just a home, Brisbane Skytower unveils a panoramic spectacle that spans beyond Brisbane's horizon. From its soaring heights, the tower captures the essence of Brisbane and beyond. Gaze upon the majesty of Moreton Bay, the allure of Stradbroke Island, the glimmering Gold Coast, and the timeless grandeur of the Great Dividing Range - all from the comfort of your residence.

Soaring above the heart of Brisbane's dynamic cityscape, Brisbane Skytower stands as an architectural marvel, a testament to modern design and opulent living. As the tallest residential tower to grace the city's skies, this iconic landmark, located at 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, is a symphony of elegance and innovation.

Unveiling Brisbane's Tallest Residential Marvel

Rising to an impressive height of 269.6 metres (885 ft), Brisbane Skytower is more than just a skyscraper; it's a lifestyle statement. Boasting a remarkable 90-storey stature, it is not only Brisbane's crowning glory but also the sixth tallest building across Australia. 

The Visionaries Behind the Skytower Brisbane

The brainchild of renowned developers Billbergia and AMP Capital, Brisbane Skytower is a result of visionary collaboration. Its creation was further fortified by the support of global financial powerhouse Invesco, injecting US funds and financial prowess into the monumental project.

A Tale of Two Towers: A Flourishing Metropolis

Skytower Brisbane is accompanied by its counterpart - a luxurious 42-storey, five-star Westin hotel at 111 Mary Street. The sibling structure, now known as Mary Lane under the ownership of the Felicity Hotel Group, enriches the urban tapestry of the metropolis, bringing a harmonious blend of hospitality and residential splendour.

A World of Unmatched Living

From its sky-kissing penthouses that grace the summit to a curated collection of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments, Brisbane Skytower offers a living experience like no other. The tower's allure extends to an 89th-floor recreation deck, boasting Australia's highest infinity-edge swimming pool, a sanctuary of serenity amidst the clouds. Complementing this luxury is an eight-level basement car park, thoughtfully designed with a total of 980 parking spaces to cater to the needs of the residents.

City of Dreams: Embracing the Brisbane Pulse

Positioned at the epicentre of Brisbane's vibrant metropolis, Brisbane Skytower is more than a residence; it's an invitation to experience the city's pulse. With cool café precincts, exquisite dining venues, a thriving art scene, and upscale boutiques, this new world city stands as a realm of endless possibilities. The tower is caressed by the adjacent beauty of the City Botanic Gardens, offering a verdant respite and riverside tranquility at its feet.

A Panorama of Awe-Inspiring Vistas

For those who seek more than just a home, Brisbane Skytower unveils a panoramic spectacle that spans beyond Brisbane's horizon. From its soaring heights, the tower captures the essence of Brisbane and beyond. Gaze upon the majesty of Moreton Bay, the allure of Stradbroke Island, the glimmering Gold Coast, and the timeless grandeur of the Great Dividing Range - all from the comfort of your residence.

Brisbane Skytower - 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane

152 Wharf Street, Spring Hill

281 Montague Road, West End

A Brisbane apartment project by Henroth Investments&nbsp;is set to be revised.

Henroth, led by the Sydney-based Roth family, are scaling back their West End development at&nbsp;281-297 Montague Road. The site has previously was approved for five towers, before Henroth changed it to two in December.

There will still be nearly 350 apartments across the two towers, the north tower rising 19&nbsp;levels and the south tower 17&nbsp;levels.

The new design involves the creation of a vibrant, public amphitheatre area along the Davies Park side of the site with retail planned surrounding the amphitheatre, as well as a new sculpture park. It also&nbsp;features a curved landscaped exoskeletal sunshade, which has been popular among recent design applications.

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Long view from Vulture St. Credit: nra-co-lab

Designed by The NRA Collaborative, the north tower will comprise 76 two-bedroom apartments, 95 three-bedroom apartments and 12 four-bedroom apartments and penthouses.

The south tower will consist of 30 one-bedroom apartments, 73 two-bedroom apartments, 43 three-bedroom apartments and 20 four-bedroom apartments and penthouses. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Some 1,606 sqm will be dedicated to retail space, in addition to 3,382 sqm of green public space.

A rooftop recreation area is planned for both towers, complete with infinity pools, gyms, dining space, library or cellar, barbecue areas, all set amongst lush landscaping.

There is also a unique north-east facing landscaped covered outdoor terrace on level one of each tower, with study and work areas, provided to accommodate the working from home movement. In addition, this area contains a selection of enclosed glass pods for residents’ who may wish to engage in private podcasts or online meetings.

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Render of the new public plaza. Credit: nra-co-lab

According to The NRA Collaborative, the revised design incorporates a rethink to the open space and ground plane opportunities to the West End community.

“The revised design will deliver a vibrant activated public plaza and subtropical landscaped space for the benefit of the local community,” they said.

The design response will also incorporate outstanding cross-site links in the form of direct pedestrian and cycle connections from Vulture Street, which is one of Brisbane’s major thoroughfares, through to the Brisbane River walkway.

The new public plaza space is integrated with an active retail frontage, which connects Montague Road to the centre of Davies Park, Souths Leagues Club and beyond to the Brisbane River.

Architecturally, as a central feature, each building will focus on incorporating unique large landscaped open-air common access balconies/gardens to every floor.

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View east across Davies Park. Credit: nra-co-lab

The open-air landscaped transition zones are designed as an extension of the new park and the green space combining with the open space to generate landscape vistas from within.

Biophilia filters on the ends of the open landscaped corridors provide vertical greenery up the façades in the form as fresh air filters providing natural cross ventilation to the open apartments’ walkways.

The new design involves the creation of a vibrant, public amphitheatre area along the Davies Park side of the site with retail planned surrounding the amphitheatre, as well as a new sculpture park.



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