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Dual Tower Proposal for 49-57 Sparkes Street, Chermside

Published: 12 November 2017
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A development application has been submitted by Pingrishang Estate Australia Pty Ltd for a twelve-storey dual-tower development located at 49-57 Sparkes Street, Chermside.

Designed by Mode Architecture, the development comprises of 108 1, 2 and 3 bedroom residences as well as a ground level 298 sqm commercial tenancy.

According to the development application, the project seeks to deliver a higher quality design through double tower and podium form which helps to reduce the visual impact of a continuous tower.

Massing image of the front of the development
Massing image of the front of the development
Massing image of the back of the development
Massing image of the back of the development
Massing image of the podium of the development
Massing image of the podium of the development
Massing image of the podium of the development
Massing image of the podium of the development
Massing image of the podium of the development
Massing image of the podium of the development
Massing image of the podium of the development
Massing image of the podium of the development
Massing image of the break in podium of the development
Massing image of the break in podium of the development

Such a design facilitates increased permeability and associated benefits of access to breezes, sunlight and sightlines.

  • The building footprint has been pinched in on the east and west facades. This assists with maintaining sightlines, reducing overlooking across buildings, whilst also giving the building form a slender appearance.
  • The facade of the building has been designed to achieve a visual reduction in building bulk and scale.
  • Rising from the ground floor will be strong focal columns with cascading landscaping that transitions the use from public commercial tenancies to private residences.
  • Cantilevered corner balconies reduce the building mass and incorporate screening elements where appropriate for privacy as well as garden planters for vertical amenity.
  • Environmental Sustainable Design principles are considered with each apartment enjoying a dual aspect configuration giving opportunities for cross ventilation for day-time and night-time living.
  • The design response celebrates subtropical living with an emphasis on outdoor living by incorporating planting and landscaping to podium terrace and rooftop.

Rooftop recreation decks are planned for both towers which would feature subtropical landscaping, BBQ and dining areas, breakaway space, a timber deck and space for artificial turf.

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Ground level plan
Diagram of rooftop recreation decks
Diagram of rooftop recreation decks
Massing diagram of rooftop recreation decks
Massing diagram of rooftop recreation decks
Massing diagram of rooftop recreation decks
Massing diagram of rooftop recreation decks
Massing diagram of rooftop recreation decks
Massing diagram of rooftop recreation decks
Massing diagram of rooftop recreation decks on the Western facade
Massing diagram of rooftop recreation decks on the Western facade

The development will be replacing five detached houses on Sparkes Street which has a site area of 10,302 sqm with the development site cover taking approximately 80.44%.

There are three other approved residential developments in Chermside that also reach 12 storeys high which is the maximum height allowed under the Chermside Centre Activity zone:

  • 40-44 Sparkes Street, Chermside
  • 7-11 Latham Street, Chermside
  • 8 Thomas Street, Chermside
Site location and context
Site location and context
Site location and context
Site location and context

The development application number for this project is A004786815.

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  • Shaukat Ali says:
    19 March 2021 at 2:36 am

    Are there units still available for sale in the 49-57 Sparkes Street project?
    If so, which ones and what’s the price range.

    Thanks and kind regards
    Shaukat

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