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169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane Project Adds Height and Apartment Diversity

169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane.

Published: 13 January 2025
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Highlights
  • The development features 72 apartments, offering a mix of 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom units designed for a variety of lifestyles.
  • A rooftop pool with a unique glass-wall edge feature
  • A landscaped laneway connects Wellington Road to Manilla Street, improving accessibility.
  • Designed by MAS Architects, the building’s façade takes inspiration from Queensland’s Grevillea Banksii
9 months ago22/04/25 at 7:25 PM

Banksii Secures Approval for 10-Storey Residential Development in East Brisbane

Architectural rendering of Banksii external
Architectural rendering of Banksii external

A revised development application for 169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane, has officially been approved, paving the way for a ten-storey residential building named Banksii. The updated proposal features a total of 72 one, two and three-bedroom apartments, and introduces a rooftop communal deck offering panoramic views across the city skyline and surrounding ranges.

Developed by Vector Property Australia in partnership with CORE Property Partners, Banksii is positioned directly opposite Raymond Park and within 2km of the CBD. Future residents would benefit from access to the Kangaroo Point Green Bridge, the Gabba Stadium precinct and the wider Olympic-led urban renewal of East Brisbane and Woolloongabba.

Architectural rendering of Banksii rooftop pool deck
Architectural rendering of Banksii rooftop pool deck
Architectural rendering of Banksii rooftop pool deck
Architectural rendering of Banksii rooftop pool deck
Architectural rendering of Banksii external facade
Architectural rendering of Banksii external facade

According to the developer, construction is targeted to commence in Q4 this year, with apartment sales expected to launch shortly.

“Banksii is a statement project that reflects our ambition to help shape Brisbane’s evolving residential landscape,” said Rhett Williams, Joint Managing Director of Vector Property Australia.

“With its irreplaceable location, architectural sophistication, and proximity to key lifestyle precincts, it will resonate with a broad range of discerning buyers,” added Nathan Andersen, Managing Director at CORE Property Partners.

Banksii has been designed by MAS Architecture, drawing inspiration from the native Grevillea Banksii flower, with a curved built form and refined natural material palette across both interiors and façade. The building will include generous apartment layouts with floor-to-ceiling glazing, intended to maximise natural light, cross-ventilation, and views toward the CBD and nearby parkland.

The rooftop level would feature an exclusive residents’ retreat, including an infinity-edge pool, outdoor dining and barbeque facilities, and landscaped greenery, offering a resort-style amenity space above the urban canopy.

The project follows Vector and CORE’s recent activity in Brisbane’s inner east, including Parque in Norman Park and The Abbotsford in Bowen Hills, both of which are either under construction or nearing completion.

1 year ago13/01/25 at 8:38 PM

169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane Project Adds Height and Apartment Diversity

A development application has been submitted by RG Property for modifications to an approved mixed-use project at 169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane.

Initially approved for eight storeys, the new proposal seeks to extend the building height to ten storeys (approximately 34 metres) and increase the residential capacity from 50 to 72 apartments.

The building has been designed by MAS Architects, incorporating high-quality materials and expanded glazing to enhance views of Raymond Park.

According to MAS Architects, the design draws inspiration from Queensland’s native flora, specifically the Grevillea Banksii, with symmetrical forms, organic curves, and a warm material palette. These enhancements aim to provide a contemporary and visually dynamic contribution to the urban landscape.

Architectural rendering aerial of 169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane
Architectural rendering aerial of 169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane
Architectural rendering of the rooftop of 169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane
Architectural rendering of the rooftop of 169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane

A key highlight of the development is its rooftop recreation facilities. Designed to promote relaxation, the rooftop includes a swimming pool with glass wall feature surrounded by sun loungers, BBQ and dining areas, and landscaped seating zones.

The rooftop design integrates subtropical greenery with shade trees and cascading plants, offering a tranquil retreat for residents while capitalising on the panoramic views of the surrounding parklands and cityscape.

The ground floor also includes a laneway that creates a pedestrian link between Wellington Road and Manilla Street, enhancing walkability in the neighbourhood. Residents would have access to 120 car parking spaces, including 18 visitor bays, and 62 bicycle parking spaces (44 resident, 18 visitor).

Project Rundown

Development ParameterProposed Development
Address:169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane, QLD 4169
Development Type:Mixed-use residential and retail
Site Area:1,619 m²
Gross Floor Area (GFA):Approximately 6,500 m²
Height:10 storeys / approximately 34 metres
Apartments:72 apartments: 9 x 1-bedroom, 36 x 2-bedroom, 27 x 3-bedroom
Elevators:2 elevators. Lift-to-unit ratio 1:36
Communal Space:748 m², including rooftop pool, barbeque areas, and lounge seating. An 80m2 gym is located on ground level
Retail:53 m² of ground-level retail
Car Parking:120 spaces (102 resident, 18 visitor)
Bike Parking:62 spaces (44 resident, 18 visitor)
Developer:RG Property
Architect:MAS Architects (Nick Symonds, Teneille Casa)
Landscape Design:CUSP Landscape Architects
Town Planner:Urbis
Sustainability:Rooftop Solar: The development does not include a rooftop solar array as part of its current plans.
Energy Efficiency: High-performance glazing, energy-efficient LED lighting, and optimised thermal insulation can reduce energy consumption throughout the building.
Water Conservation: Installation of water-efficient fixtures and potential rainwater harvesting systems for irrigating landscaped areas, including the rooftop and ground-level gardens.
Green Landscaping: Use of drought-tolerant and native plant species across the rooftop and podium-level landscaping to minimise water use and support biodiversity.
Active Transport Facilities: Bicycle parking spaces for both residents and visitors to encourage non-motorised transport.
Waste Management: Recycling divider chute and dedicated refuse rooms to facilitate effective waste separation and recycling.
Date Submitted:16 December 2024
Assessment LevelCode assessable
DA Application LinkA006687843
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Architectural rendering of the ground floor level of 169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane
Architectural rendering of the ground floor level of 169 Wellington Road, East Brisbane

RG Property Nineteen is a subsidiary of RG Property, a long-standing property investment, asset management, and development firm established in Western Australia over 65 years ago. RG Property has a diverse portfolio across New South Wales, Queensland, and Western Australia, specialising in retail, office buildings, and residential developments.

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1 Comment
  • Greg says:
    13 February 2025 at 12:47 pm

    I think those architectural plans you supplied are corrupted -there’s a tonne of white boxes throughout the drawings obstructing key information. Particularly on page 5 -you can’t even see the unit layouts. Might just be due to the drawings being preliminary and not finalised….

    A nice building nonetheless -this area of town will benefit from densification.

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