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Riverfront 1

Client

Lucindale

Location

Albany Creek, Brisbane

Traditional Owners

Jagera / Turrbal

Status

Under Construction

Renders

David Spittle

Riverfront 1 at Albany Creek is positioned on a bend of the South Pine River facing north.  

The Riverfront 1 Townhouses are the first stage of a masterplanned community facing both South Pine River and Albany Creek. 39 townhouses are perched above the lower river plain, with views to the north and east. Almost two-thirds of the site is at river level and dedicated to parkland supporting the community. The client’s aspiration is to perpetuate sustainable lifestyles. The design was evolved using the Earthcheck framework for sustainable living. Each house is designed to support passive energy use. Private external spaces are readily accessible from the interior with the majority facing onto the riverfront parklands. The central communal area is densely landscaped delineating pedestrian and car zones. A communal pool area links to open play areas surrounded by orchards to the north. Services are neatly tucked out of view in the side setback and rear yard access corridor. Garages are ample with additional street parking in setbacks. Smart passive design features along with innovative technologies created highly liveable homes which minimise energy use and water wastage while providing natural light, cross ventilation, and increased views. Sustainability aspirations were incorporated from initial stages through to completion to produce a future focussed development fit for the new generation of environmentally conscious homebuyers. Through considered interest in the landscape and surrounding context, Riverfront 1 masterplan has developed into a well-integrated community project.

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ONA acknowledges the laws, customs, and creation spirits of the Jagera and Turrbal people on whose land our office is located, as well as the First Nations people of the lands on which we practice.

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