155 Queen St Redevelopment

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As international retailers like Zara, H&M, Uniqlo and GAP all prepare to open up shop in Australia, ISPT has lodged an application to redevelop what is seen as the final stage of the Wintergarden redevelopment.

155 Queen Street, the site formally housing HMV will soon be transformed into a boutique commercial development that includes a 3 level major retail flagship store.

155 Queen St
155 Queen St Exterior

“The design features a double-height, glazed shop front with an upper podium level facade treatment that will further enhance this section of the mall,” ISPT development director Chris McCluskey said.

155 Queen Street

The design also connects the space to the proposed Regent Tower redevelopment and the Wintergarden.

ISPT has not yet revealed what retail candidate will move into the space.

Meanwhile sources indicate ISPT are gearing up for a complete redevelopment of Broadway on the Mall after it acquired the rundown 30 year old centre in July 2011.

The construction timeframe of Broadway will most likely coincide with a lot of international retailers Australian expansion plans who have looking for new Brisbane CBD retail space.

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  • Finally, Zara is coming to Brisbane. I waited nearly 5 years, had to make an excuse to husband that I had to go to Sydney, but only to visit the Zara store.
    LOVE, LOVE the Zara store. Always in fashion, good prices and friendly staff. Enjoyed you in Paris, London, Germany, Singapore finally Brisbane.
    Please inform me when the store is open. Good Luck,
    Ellen

  • But what Brisbane REALLY needs is The REGENT THEATRE REBUILT. Brisbane sorely lacks another major theatre with viable capacity of 1500-2000 seats, as QPAC’s Lyric Theatre is booked up years in advance with touring productions and its’ second smaller Playhouse Theatre is booked out similarly with local companies. The Regent is the perfect CBD location for a second major theatre for this city, complete with its’ iconic heritage-listed foyer still standing in anticipation. It could be redesigned based on original drawings but with improvements to enable modern touring musicals, concerts and theatre productions. Brisbane has lost all of its’ character theatres from the CBD. Yes, the Wintergarden development stands over the same ground not only the Wintergarden Theatre stood, but also Brisbane’s iconic Her Majesty’s Theatre, Pavilion Theatre and the still vacant Regent Theatre lots. Restoring The Regent Theatre back to the heart of this city will be the final jewel in the crown of the Wintergarden development. It is not only strategically a wise economic move for the capital city for it’s CBD retail and evening trade, perfect for this city’s booming population, but it would be a major public approval winner, as the loss of Brisbane’ Regent Theatre has been condemned across all generations from people all around Australia as being an disgraceful act of cultural vandalism. Please restore Brisbane’s cultural heritage dignity and Rebuild The Regent Theatre!

  • the renders make it look much larger than it will be. I went by today and saw how tiny this parcel really is

  • Zara, H&M, Uniqlo and GAP are all my favourite stores in Malaysia. Hopefully the prices aren’t as high as the oversea prices as our Australian dollars are still high.

    We just need cheaper parking to make shopping more affordable. Hope there will be online shopping from those stores as well.

  • Zara, H&M, Uniqlo American apparel! THIS IS WHAT BRISBANE NEEDS!!
    so sick of just bad clothing stores opening up! once these stores are in brisbane will totally change the game in brisbane! so many ppl are asking for them to come so finally brisbane can compete with melbourne and sydney

  • I grew up in Brisbane and left 14 years ago to live in London and Melbourne which I loved. We just moved back to Brisbane and agree this city can be something extraordinary. With the addition of Zara and some high end stores it will turn the old, boring Brisbane mall into a very exciting city! I can’t wait to see it all completed.

  • @ISA- Zara opened up at the Western Australia Garden City Mall not here! Westfield Garden City (mt Gravatt) would have to be the worst spot for a Zara store! Haha

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