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Mixed Development Proposed for 1478 – 1484 Logan Road, Mount Gravatt

Published: 31 July 2018
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Artist's impression of 1478 - 1484 Logan Road, Mount Gravatt.
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A new mixed-use dual-tower development has been proposed for 1478 – 1484 Logan Road, Mount Gravatt.

Proposed by Makro Pty Ltd, one tower will be a commercial tower for office use with its own separate entrance lobby and lift service with another adjoining tower being for residential use comprising 47 apartments.

A ground floor café and healthcare premises are also planned via a new public plaza thoroughfare.

Another retail shop tenancy is to be located partially below ground and fronting onto Bothwell Street. A three-level basement will be located beneath the two towers to accommodate associated car parking with a total of 134 parking bays provided.

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Artist's impression of 1478 - 1484 Logan Road, Mount Gravatt.
Artist’s impression of 1478 – 1484 Logan Road, Mount Gravatt.
Artist's impression of 1478 - 1484 Logan Road, Mount Gravatt.
Artist’s impression of 1478 – 1484 Logan Road, Mount Gravatt.
Artist's impression of 1478 - 1484 Logan Road, Mount Gravatt.
Artist’s impression of 1478 – 1484 Logan Road, Mount Gravatt.

Road widening is proposed on all three site frontages by the Brisbane City Council.

The project has been designed by Peddle Thorp.

Proposed basement level
Proposed basement level
Proposed ground level
Proposed ground level
Typical floor plate
Typical floor plate
Future redevelopment diagram
Future redevelopment diagram

The development application number for this project is A004980066.

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