A development application has been submitted by Capricorn Asset Management Pty Ltd for a 44-storey commercial office tower located at 33 Herschel Street, Brisbane City.
The building would accommodate 15,090m2 of commercial GFA across 39 storeys from levels 4 to 41.
Designed by Bureau Proberts, the site’s 20 metre frontage gives the tower a slender 11.5 metre width.
A large 321m2 gym is proposed on level 3 which includes bike storage, repair and lockers.
Architectural rendering of 33 Herschel StreetArchitectural rendering of 33 Herschel StreetArchitectural rendering of 33 Herschel Street
According to the development application, the tower would transform the currently underutilised site, to establish tower at the northern gateway entrance into Brisbane’s CBD, which is designed commensurate to the site’s context, and which provides a “striking design outcome” for the site.
Additionally, the size and layout of the commercial offering facilitates contemporary and boutique tenancies which are designed in response to recent market trends and demand for office spaces.
Architectural rendering of 33 Herschel Street
“The podium is designed to be the prominent entry statement into the building, through a combination of large floor to ceiling heights above the lobby; and a mezzanine level which provides additional offerings overlooking the streetscape and lobby. The commercial and retail spaces are designed to cater for a range of tenants to provide the CBD with a variety of businesses and professional services.” – Urbis
Communal Space: A five storey podium (including a mezzanine) which includes an activated ground floor and mezzanine, through various retail and dining offers, with the above levels of the podium providing additional retail opportunities and a gym
Car Parking: x72 spaces, including two (2) PWD spaces, x5 motorbike spaces
Tell us what you think about this development below in the comment box. The development application for this project, available to view on Brisbane City Council’s Developmenti online platform is A006169158.
Not ideal for the residents of the Meriton that had beautiful river views and now will be looking straight out to a bunch of office workers literally metres away.
March 29, 2023
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Steve
With relatively small floor plates, substantial intrusive columns and cross bracing on most floor, it will prove difficult to develop efficient tenancy layouts without significant areas of unusable floor space. Can’t see this being enticing for prospective tenants.
January 7, 2023
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Anthony
Yes please. Lovely design. Well done.
January 5, 2023
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Luke
I like it. Brisbane needs more prominent forms in its architecture.
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Rob
Not ideal for the residents of the Meriton that had beautiful river views and now will be looking straight out to a bunch of office workers literally metres away.
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Steve
With relatively small floor plates, substantial intrusive columns and cross bracing on most floor, it will prove difficult to develop efficient tenancy layouts without significant areas of unusable floor space. Can’t see this being enticing for prospective tenants.
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Anthony
Yes please. Lovely design. Well done.
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Luke
I like it. Brisbane needs more prominent forms in its architecture.
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