Verde to feature Brisbane's largest vertical garden
Verde, the 12-story South Brisbane residential building will seek to embrace South East Queensland’s climate, with 82 environmentally sustainable, lifestyle friendly, spacious apartments.
Set 15 minutes walk from the centre of Brisbane, Verde will feature the largest vertical garden in Queensland as its centrepiece.
The north and south facing walls will be covered in 480 square metres of plants including herbs and succulents.
"It’s my vision to help make Brisbane a greener city,” VCP Developments and Modern Architecture Practice spokesman Paul Obod said.
the 12-story building would embrace South East Queensland’s climate, with 82 environmentally sustainable, lifestyle friendly, spacious apartments.
“Verde blends cutting edge design, innovation and sought after luxuries including a rooftop infinity pool and an expansive barbeque and entertaining area.”
Verde is being marketed by CBRE Residential Projects director Jon Rivera, who will launch Verde to the market this month.
There are already 20 lodged expressions of interests from apartment buyers.
“What’s unrealistic in the southern states is a reality in Brisbane and it all comes together at Verde.”
Two bedroom, two bathroom apartments, with a carspace, start at $585,000, with three bedroom penthouses starting at $1.4 million.