Premium Smart-Home Apartments in the South Bank School Catchment

Feature 1: A Cultural Hub

The project is located in South Bank, Brisbane's arts and cultural centre. Once the site of World Expo 88, the area is rich in cultural character and artistic heritage. The former Expo grounds, the landmark Wheel of Brisbane, GOMA, the Queensland Museum, QPAC and the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre are all within a 10-minute walk of the project.

Feature 2: Convenient Living with a Boutique Lifestyle

The project is separated from the Brisbane CBD by just the river, with several bridges — most notably Victoria Bridge — spanning both banks to make walking into the city easy. At the same time, South Brisbane is itself one of the CBD's most important transport hubs, where major bus, ferry and train lines converge, and it will be further upgraded with the future opening of the Brisbane Metro.

Nearby, the boutique-flavoured Fish Lane and the dining strip Little Stanley St are home to a host of popular restaurants. Australia's major supermarket chains — Woolworths, Coles, IGA and ALDI — are all within walking distance, just downstairs.

Feature 3: A Top School Catchment with Rich Education Resources

The project sits within the catchment of Brisbane State High School, Queensland's number-one ranked public high school, and the primary school catchment is the 99-rated West End State School. It is also just a short distance from the renowned Somerville House girls' school and St Laurence's College boys' school. In addition, the project is surrounded by higher education institutions — Queensland University of Technology's Gardens Point campus, Griffith University's Queensland College of Art and South Bank TAFE are all within walking distance. Buses run directly from the project to the University of Queensland.

Feature 4: A Premium Modern Living Experience

The project comprises 30 levels, with a business centre on Level 3 designed to the standard of a Qantas VIP lounge, catering for business meetings, small functions and more. A 22-metre swimming pool, spa, gym, sauna and yoga studio make this the perfect place to unwind and recharge after a busy day. Level 30 features a rooftop garden and a private residents' recreation area, complete with a barbecue zone and a media room.

Every floor plan in the project is designed to five-star hotel quality. Overall, the styling is led by an avant-garde, fashionable pairing of black, white and natural timber tones — understated yet luxurious, clean and crisp with a clear sense of hierarchy. The open-plan layout allows the living room, kitchen and balcony to flow naturally together, while full-height windows spanning entire walls bring abundant light and fresh air indoors at all hours. The marble-patterned benchtops are wide and sophisticated, and the gas cooktops suit Asian cooking habits.

Feature 5: Smart Technology Apartments

Technology is another key highlight of this project. Facial recognition and phone-based unlocking mean you'll never worry about forgetting your keys again; the number-plate recognition system will register the regular vehicles of all residents, saying goodbye once and for all to swipe-card entry into the car park; and secure digital parcel lockers will safely store your packages, making collection contactless and online shopping easier than ever! On top of this, there are smart appliance control panels, an app for booking communal facilities, private Tesla charging stations and other high-tech features.

The project is located in South Bank, Brisbane's arts and culture hub. Once the site of the 1988 World Expo, this area is rich in culture and artistic heritage. The former Expo site, the landmark The Wheel of Brisbane, GOMA, the Queensland Museum, the QPAC arts centre, and the Brisbane Convention Centre are all within a 10-minute walk of the project. South Brisbane is also the CBD's most important transport hub, where the main bus, ferry and train lines converge, and it will be further upgraded with the future opening of the Brisbane Metro.

Nearby, the boutique-style Fish Lane and the Little Stanley St dining strip are home to a host of popular restaurants. Australia's major supermarket chains — Woolworths, Coles, IGA and ALDI — are all just a short walk downstairs.