mfort of the outdoor sub-tropical lifestyle and enable 270 degree views throughout. The expansive views take in the Brisbane River, the mountains of the D’Aguilar and Taylor Ranges to the west and the skyline of the Brisbane CBD to the north-east. The scheme’s architectural character draws on the “between wars”, West End apartment “Art Moderne”/”Art Deco” character and typology and is also derived from the streamlined, simple and functional curve…
…Living spaces including the kitchen, library and lounge box feed off the courtyard level. A spur to this is a steel and glass living pavilion that cantilevers out across the pool to take in breathtaking views up and down the Brisbane River. In contrast the building utilizes warm masonry walls and timber trim that inextricably ties the main building to the ground. Bedrooms are organised above the living spaces of the courtyard, cleverly utilizing …
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