Woolloongabba Two-Tower Project Promoted

Nuage, designed by Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects for Sarazin in the Brisbane suburb of Woolloongabba

Developer Sarazin is proposing construction of a twin, 20-story tower in Woolloongabba, a suburb of Brisbane, Australia, Brisbane Development reports. The proposal, known as “Nuage,” is being designed by Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects and would feature a curvilinear structure including 368 apartments plus ground-floor retail. The South Tower is the larger building, consisting of 13 apartments per floorplate. The North Tower would accommodate 10 apartments per floorplate. Above the podium on level five, a sky terrace forms the base of the two towers and would feature a dog park as well as garden spaces. The ground level is distinguished by an indoor-outdoor arcade that leads past the retail section featuring subtropical landscaping. The total project is projected within about 26,045 m2, with a total of 368 apartments (one and two bedroom) and five total elevators for the two towers. A total 439 car spaces will be set aside for residents and visitors, plus bicycle parking. Sustainability includes stormwater use for irrigation and subtropical landscaping. No construction timeline was reported.

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