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Plans proposed for new ‘FV Hotel’ in Fortitude Valley

Last updated: 14/03/21 at 7:32 AM
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Architectural rendering of proposed FV Hotel at 624 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley
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A development application has been submitted by Property Projects Australia for the construction of a 15 storey hotel and wellness precinct located at 621 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley.

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Designed by Buchan, the hotel would accommodate 204 one bedroom suites across 12 levels with a ground floor restaurant, lobby bar, foyer and reception.

An active rooftop deck has been proposed which provides hotel guests with recreation facilities including a pool, outdoor cabanas, gym, pool amenities and a hotel/bar function space. The rooftop will be accessible to hotel guests but also for public access to the outdoor recreation facilities and function space.

The proposed development incorporates a sub-tropical design and responds to council’s New World City Design Guide with a total of 510m2 dedicated for landscaping.

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Architectural rendering of proposed FV Hotel at 624 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley
Architectural rendering of proposed FV Hotel at 624 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley

“The architectural brief for the project was to create a lifestyle and wellness hotel development, which attracts the current trends of active living. The result is 12 Levels of efficient hotel suites – designed to capture an abundance of natural light, and cross
ventilation wrapped in landscaping. The porous floor plan lends itself to effective solar and cross ventilation, with open ended corridors, green walls and acoustic & solar battens, FV desires to be the epitome of Subtropical Design.

Architectural rendering of proposed FV Hotel at 624 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley
Architectural rendering of proposed FV Hotel at 624 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley

Fortitude Valley Hotel is an exclusive high-end development located in one of Brisbane’s most iconic locations. An intimate collection of hotel suites with high end finishes that are the epitome of luxury living concisely intertwined with subtropical design. Each unit has direct lift entry and access to the rooftop pool and recreation deck with unobstructed views of the iconic Story Bridge and Brisbane CBD while being only minutes away from the revamped Howard Smith Wharves.” – Buchan.

Architectural rendering of proposed ground level of the FV Hotel at 624 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley
Architectural rendering of proposed ground level of the FV Hotel at 624 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley

On the ground level, an 80m2 lounge bar is proposed adjacent to the main corner entrance and restaurant.

While this bar is likely to operate ancillary to the short-term accommodation / restaurant, flexibility is sought for this area by applying a seperate hotel / bar land use.

Proposed rooftop landscape plan for 621 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley

The rooftop function space is intended for hotel guests and the general public to hire out. However when functions are not taking place, this space can be utilised as a bar. Customers may also have access to the outdoor cabanas and pool area.

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Project rundown

  • Total GFA: 10,021m2
  • Site area: 1,179m2
  • Building height: 15 levels / RL 67.2m
  • Number of rooms: 204
  • Hotel car spaces: No car parking provided
  • Bicycle spaces: 12
  • Rooftop: Pool, Gym, Outdoor Cabanas is 70m2 GFA in total. The Hotel function bar and kitchen as well as pool and outdoor cabanas is 212m2 in total
  • Ground: The ground floor restaurant tenancy is proposed to be 290m2 in total. The ground level lounge bar is 80m2 in GFA.
  • Landscaping design by Arcadia

The existing site once housed the well known Monastery and Oh Hello night clubs.

The existing building at 621 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley
The existing building at 621 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley

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FV Hotel Plans

 

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 Planning & Development Online is A005681170.

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4 Comments
  • Troy S says:
    14 March 2021 at 9:46 pm

    No car parking..?

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  • GTungle says:
    22 January 2022 at 9:42 am

    Underwhelming architecture and an unoriginal design proposal for such a prominent site in our city.

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  • m says:
    24 January 2022 at 10:59 pm

    Must be great for disabled ppl to have to walk up stairs to get to the pool

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