Riverfront, an eco-friendly masterplanned community in Brisbane's Albany Creek, starts construction

Riverfront has gained design certification from the internationally recognised EarthCheck Building Planning and Design program.
Riverfront, an eco-friendly masterplanned community in Brisbane's Albany Creek, starts construction
The entry to Riverfront. Image supplied
Joel Robinson February 21, 2022

An eco-friendly, masterplanned community in Albany Creek, which sets a new standard for sustainable living in Brisbane has started construction.

Riverfront is a rare terrace home development, positioned on the junction of Albany Creek and the South Pine River, that offers buyers the chance to live among 11 acres of private landscape with exclusive river and creek frontage.

Developed by Brisbane-based Lucindale Holdings, Riverfront allows homeowners to benefit from renewable energy solutions, rainwater harvesting and improved air quality while enjoying unmatched space within natural, green surrounds.

Riverfront has gained design certification from the internationally recognised EarthCheck Building Planning and Design program. This certification was based on key sustainable initiatives for each home with no net loss in biodiversity.

Lucindale Holdings Managing Director Marcel Russ said the company had deliberately integrated innovative sustainable design principles throughout the project to provide positive, productive, and sustainable contributions for residents and the existing local community.

“Our design approach acknowledges the uniqueness of the location and its environment and incorporates a number of measures to reduce energy and greenhouse gas emissions, conserve natural resources and minimise waste generation and pollution throughout the planning and design of the development,” Russ said.

“We are also committed to the sustainable procurement of local products and services and give preference to natural design elements, where possible.”

Position Property has already sold 60 per cent of the community prior to construction commencing.

Position Property Director Richard Lawrence said Riverfront was providing the luxury, sustainable alternative that buyers had been looking for.

“With climate change at the forefront of most people’s minds, we’re seeing an increase in buyers wanting to purchase sustainable housing that still looks and feels luxurious,” Lawrence said.

“Riverfront offers all of that and more. With exclusive river and creek frontage, set upon 15 acres of land, Riverfront buyers can live in a private, eco-friendly oasis at an affordable price point.”

“Riverfront has implemented a range of initiatives in each home which are not only good for the environment, but also for the hip pocket of residents.

“Owners will benefit immensely from the project’s renewable energy solutions.”

Riverfront offers four-bedroom terrace homes set across two storeys with open-plan living spaces that optimise natural light and airflow. Large garages, fully ducted air-conditioning, river views and roof mounted PV solar systems are all standard.

Residents will have access to a range of private amenity including a 20-metre pool, fire pit area, community garden, and a barbecue area with a woodfired pizza oven.

Joel Robinson

Joel Robinson is the Editor in Chief at Urban.com.au, managing Urban's editorial team and creating the largest news cycle for the off the plan property market in the country. Joel has been writing about residential real estate for nearly a decade, following a degree in Business Management with a major in Journalism at Leeds Beckett University in England. He specializes in off the plan apartments, and has a particular interest in the development application process for new projects.

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