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New Residential Building Proposed for 79 Swann Road, Taringa

Published: 25 July 2018
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Artist's impression of 79 Swann Road, Taringa
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A development application has been submitted by Sanchi Development for a 20 unit residential building located at 79 Swann Road, Taringa.

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Surrounding developments:Building Height:Subtropical Design:

Designed by Cottee Parker, the residential project is six levels high and comprises of the following mix:

  • 17 x Two (2) Bedroom Dwellings
  • 3 x Three (3) Bedroom Dwellings

The site currently contains an existing house and is not located in the Traditional Building Character Overlay.

Artist's impression of 79 Swann Road, Taringa
Artist’s impression of 79 Swann Road, Taringa
Artist's impression of 79 Swann Road, Taringa
Artist’s impression of 79 Swann Road, Taringa

Surrounding developments:

  • 69 & 73 Swann Road, Taringa (A004441383) – Medium Density Residential Zone (5
  • Storeys)
  • 28 Swann Road, Taringa (A003996561) – Medium Density Residential Zone (5 Storeys)
  • 32 Swann Road, Taringa – Medium Density Residential Zone (11 Storeys)
  • 70 & 72 Swann Road, Taringa – Medium Density Residential Zone (8 Storeys)

The proposal includes 3 levels of basement car parking, ground floor entry, communal roof top terraces, gym and BBQ facilities.

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Building Height:

The development application notes that the site falls away from Swann Road allowing the proposed design to provide a building height consistent with adjoining multiple dwellings. Furthermore, the design includes a significantly recessed upper level and treated facade to presents as 5 storeys to the rear property boundary and adjoining dwelling houses.

Subtropical Design:

According to the development application, the project has been driven by a desire to encompass principles of sub-tropical design in order to generate a climatically responsive outcome which offers maximum amenity for residents to enjoy Brisbane’s climate.

A variety of initiatives are being targeted to best address the Brisbane climate. Some of the features considered in the design include:

  • Deep balconies and sun shading elements provide rain and solar protection for units while also decreasing solar heat gain on the building fabric
  • Balconies extending off internal living and bedroom spaces reinforce the indoor/outdoor connection
  • Ceilings are 2.7m high with operable louvres above sliding doors to provide secure natural ventilation
  • Rooftop recreational areas provide usable and well connected amenity to residents, and promote the use of outdoor space
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The development application number for this project is A004909776.

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2 Comments
  • D. Patten says:
    26 July 2018 at 12:42 am

    1. The shadow effect on buildings south of the proposed development should be demonstrated particularly for the winter months.
    2. The car parking proposed for residents is inadequate. 3 bedroom apt. require at least 2 car parks each and most 2 bedroom apts. also 2 ( or 1.5) parks.
    3. No visitor or trade parking is apparent.
    4 . No storage for residents is apparent.

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