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One of Brisbane's trendiest streets in line for landmark development
One of Brisbane's trendiest streets could soon have a landmark addition, with plans lodged with Brisbane City Council for a new mixed-use development on Hamilton's Racecourse Road. Graya Developments formally applied this week for permission to build the five-level, 37-unit building. If approved, it would take up much of the block between Kent and Balowrie streets, requiring the demolition of a strip of shops contained in four attached buildings, just opposite the St Augustine's Anglican Church grounds. 'The applicant proposes to develop the subject site to assist in the revitalisation of Racecourse Road through a contemporary reimagining of traditional high street shopping,' Mewing Planning Consultants says in its assessment report submitted to the council on Graya's behalf. 'The development has been designed to create activation and vibrancy to Racecourse Road, Kent Street and Balowrie Street, and contribute to housing supply and choice, all within a mid-rise built-form outcome.' Along with the 37 units, there would be 1380 square metres of 'non-residential activities' provided at ground level, allowing for retail and hospitality opportunities. 'The proposal showcases a high-quality architectural and landscape design outcome, which has been thoughtfully designed as both a landmark and a destination site that occupies almost an entire street block, establishing a civic presence that anchors the precinct while paying homage to the surrounding architectural fabric,' Mewing says in its report. 'It draws inspiration from the grand heritage buildings that bookend Racecourse Road (Ascot Racecourse and Hamilton Hotel), as well as the elevated timber Queenslanders that cascade down the local hillsides.'
Sydney Morning Herald
26 minutes ago
- Sydney Morning Herald
One of Brisbane's trendiest streets in line for landmark development
One of Brisbane's trendiest streets could soon have a landmark addition, with plans lodged with Brisbane City Council for a new mixed-use development on Hamilton's Racecourse Road. Graya Developments formally applied this week for permission to build the five-level, 37-unit building. If approved, it would take up much of the block between Kent and Balowrie streets, requiring the demolition of a strip of shops contained in four attached buildings, just opposite the St Augustine's Anglican Church grounds. 'The applicant proposes to develop the subject site to assist in the revitalisation of Racecourse Road through a contemporary reimagining of traditional high street shopping,' Mewing Planning Consultants says in its assessment report submitted to the council on Graya's behalf. 'The development has been designed to create activation and vibrancy to Racecourse Road, Kent Street and Balowrie Street, and contribute to housing supply and choice, all within a mid-rise built-form outcome.' Along with the 37 units, there would be 1380 square metres of 'non-residential activities' provided at ground level, allowing for retail and hospitality opportunities. 'The proposal showcases a high-quality architectural and landscape design outcome, which has been thoughtfully designed as both a landmark and a destination site that occupies almost an entire street block, establishing a civic presence that anchors the precinct while paying homage to the surrounding architectural fabric,' Mewing says in its report. 'It draws inspiration from the grand heritage buildings that bookend Racecourse Road (Ascot Racecourse and Hamilton Hotel), as well as the elevated timber Queenslanders that cascade down the local hillsides.'
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- Sky News AU
‘Doing the right thing is condemned': Douglas Murray shames Democrats in LA
Author Douglas Murray condemns illegal immigrants in Los Angeles who are 'protecting foreign criminals' and 'assaulting American police officers', claiming there is no 'better boost' for US President Donald Trump's anti-immigration policy. Incredible scenes have emerged of arson and other destructive actions in the streets of Los Angeles, with people protesting Trump's immigration policy. 'The Democrats, when they decided not to police the border… and to encourage people in that include criminals," Mr Murray told Sky News host Rita Panahi. 'They still pretend that this is the empathetic, good thing to do, to encourage from the border onwards literal lawlessness, and that anyone, including federal agents who are trying to enforce the law, are the bad guys. 'Until we get past this era in which doing the wrong thing is celebrated and doing the right thing is condemned, we are going to continue to be, in all of our countries, in unbelievable trouble.'
