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California Laneway Proposal – Fortitude Valley

Published: 29 January 2013
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Brisbane’s strengthening laneway culture just got more exciting with another new laneway proposal by AMC Developments Pty Ltd headed by Charlie Apostolos, the former president of the Fortitude Valley Chamber of Commerce (FVCC).

AMC has lodged a development application to extend and redevelop California Lane in the Fortitude Valley into a vibrant, activated laneway precinct.

California Laneway is the Valley’s third laneway to undergo a complete transformation following the success of Winn Lane and the soon to be constructed Bakery Lane redevelopment (another AMC Development).

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Brisbane City Council’s Vibrant Laneway program encourages and incentivises businesses to transform Brisbane’s derelict laneways into vibrant energetic spaces.

From the DA:

This precinct of the valley provides opportunities for a vibrant laneway community, with  Bakery Lane, Winn Lane and the subject site currently being hosting the designer markets

The proposed development of California Lane strengthens this relationship to the existing lane network

Proposed California Lane Plan (Click to enlarge)

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Proposed California Lane (Click to enlarge)

Charlie Apostolos who is redeveloping two Valley laneways said in a recent quest news article:

Bakery Lane will be like an incubator space where tenants can live, make and sell – much like the old style convenience store where you live at the back, have a another space to make your goods and sell them at the front.

Like Bakery Lane, California Lane will become a thriving urban space with mixed retail and will form a new cross block link from Ann Street to McLachlan St, linking via another laneway – ‘Lucky’s Lane’.

The DA number for this development is (A003542821)

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3 Comments
  • Catherine says:
    29 January 2013 at 9:35 pm

    Absolutely fabulous! Love it!
    I have loved watching the transformation of Fortitude Valley over the years and am so proud of the development of this amazing community which brings a lot of pleasure and joy for all to enjoy. Well done! So amazing!

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  • oikee says:
    2 February 2013 at 9:29 am

    Nice sounding names as well, luck’s lane, Calfornia lane. Nice.

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  • Fiona Clark says:
    14 April 2015 at 9:48 am

    Would LOVE to be a tenant at one of these. Please contact me if anything comes up!

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