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113 -125 Cavendish Road, Coorparoo

Published: 4 November 2011
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The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Queensland (MS Queensland) is proposing to build a multi-unit dwelling complex situated at 113 -125 Cavendish Road, Coorparoo.

According to the development application, the project is underpinned by MS Queensland’s objective of “giving life back”.

Specifically, the project proposes a number of dwellings and respite facilities that are designed to allow people with multiple sclerosis and high care needs to live more independently in housing that is located within the community.

The proposed development will also incorporate a range of one and two bedroom dwellings that will be released to the broader residential market.

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The site is zoned as high density residential and will be code assessable. The project has been designed by Cottee Parker Architects for Baulderstone. Planning by Urbis.

Quick facts:

  • Development Area 2,793 m2
  • Height: 11 storeys
  • Units: 149 residential units
  • 8 carers and respite units for MS Queensland
  • DA Code: A003211267

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  • oikster says:
    4 November 2011 at 8:23 am

    Very nice, good to see a project aimed at those who need care the most.
    The building looks compatable to the Coorparoo area, which was a spot frequinted by me. Good work MSSQ.

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