By using this site, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Commenting Policy.
Accept
Brisbane DevelopmentBrisbane DevelopmentBrisbane Development
  • Areas
    • Brisbane CBD
    • Northern
    • Southern
    • Eastern
    • Western
    • Gold Coast
    • Sunshine Coast
  • Search by Type
    • Residential
    • Residential BTR
    • Commercial
    • Hotel & Resort
    • Brisbane Retail
    • Entertainment / Leisure
    • Infrastructure
    • Concepts
    • Industrial
  • SEQ Development Maps
    • Brisbane Development Map
    • Gold Coast Development Map
  • Major Precincts
    • Brisbane Airport
    • Brisbane 2032 Olympics
    • Northshore Hamilton
    • Queen’s Wharf Precinct
    • Waterfront Brisbane
    • Woolloongabba / Brisbane Live Precinct
Search
  • Advertise
© 2026 Brisbane Development Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved
Reading: Sunland Propose $600 Million Zaha Hadid Twin Towers
Share
Notification Show More
Font ResizerAa
Font ResizerAa
Brisbane DevelopmentBrisbane Development
  • Areas
  • Search by Type
  • SEQ Development Maps
  • Major Precincts
Search
  • Areas
    • Brisbane CBD
    • Northern
    • Southern
    • Eastern
    • Western
    • Gold Coast
    • Sunshine Coast
  • Search by Type
    • Residential
    • Residential BTR
    • Commercial
    • Hotel & Resort
    • Brisbane Retail
    • Entertainment / Leisure
    • Infrastructure
    • Concepts
    • Industrial
  • SEQ Development Maps
    • Brisbane Development Map
    • Gold Coast Development Map
  • Major Precincts
    • Brisbane Airport
    • Brisbane 2032 Olympics
    • Northshore Hamilton
    • Queen’s Wharf Precinct
    • Waterfront Brisbane
    • Woolloongabba / Brisbane Live Precinct
Follow US
  • Advertise
© 2026 Brisbane Development Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved
Brisbane Development > Development Areas > Gold Coast > Sunland Propose $600 Million Zaha Hadid Twin Towers
Gold CoastVideos

Sunland Propose $600 Million Zaha Hadid Twin Towers

Published: 14 February 2016
2 Comments
Share
3 Min Read
Artist's impression of proposed development
Artist's impression of proposed development
SHARE

Sunland, the developer behind the Q1 tower and Palazzo Versace Hotel has revealed its plans for a $600-million-dollar development on the Spit, Gold Coast.

The Mariner has been designed by architectural superstar Dame Zaha Hadid and consists of 370 apartments, a 69 room hotel, Art Gallery and Aquarium, which at completion will be the largest in Queensland.

The 44 story towers mimic Sunland’s other current development Grace at Coronation, with clear similarities between the two developments. The towers have been designed to not obstruct the views of existing Main Beach residents while acting as a stunning new feature point of the Gold Coast skyline.

Advertisement
render-02
Artist’s impression of proposed development
render-03
Artist’s impression of proposed development

The project marks a significant transformation of the site which is presently used for retail and car parking into one of the Gold Coasts premier destinations.

In order to mitigate traffic concerns Sunland is proposing a number of improvements to Seaworld Drive and Waterways Drive which will improve traffic flow, furthermore Sunland is proposing a 1km extension of the pedestrian track Federation Walk.

The spit is often a sore point of conversation for Gold Coast residents with a number of schemes knocked back due to objections from local residents. While Sunland’s proposal has received objections from residents, primarily in the Main Beach area.

A phone survey was commissioned by Sunland to gauge support and found 49 per cent of people aware of the development were in favour.

render-07
Artist’s impression of proposed streetscape design
parkland
Artist’s impression of proposed foreshore boardwalk
render-04
Artist’s impression of proposed development

Sunland anticipates that The Mariner will bring 500,000 new visitors to the Spit annually and $56.8 million dollars in new expenditure for the Gold Coast.

Advertisement

This is a sure reason for Main Beach business owners to be excited as Tedder Avenue has seen a number of its business close over the past year due to a lack of tourists visiting Main Beach.

The development is currently before the Gold Coast City Council, a decision is not expected until after the March 19 Local Government Elections.

render-06
Artist’s impression of proposed development

The Mariner Breakdown

  • Art Gallery
  • Aquarium
  • Restaurants and Cafes
  • Shops
  • Parklands
  • 69 x Hotel Suites
  • 84 x 1 Bedroom Apartments
  • 228 x 2 Bedroom Apartments
  • 58 x 3 Bedroom Apartments
  • 2 x 4 Bedroom Apartments
Construction Starts on Bassar Group’s $180 Million AVVA Broadbeach Tower
Bureau Proberts Designs a Nine Storey Tower of Family-Sized Apartments for Kangaroo Point
Sunland Returns With the $390 Million, 42 Storey 101 OBR Residences in Broadbeach
Spring Hill Apartment Values Overtake Houses as Oria’s Facade Revealed Opposite Olympic Stadium Site
5Point Breaks Ground on Alora, a $100 Million Boutique Tower of 38 Residences at Rainbow Bay
TAGGED:apartmentapartmentsaquariumartaustraliacoastdevelopmentGallerygoldhadidhotelmarinerqueenslandresidentialseaworldspitsunlandthetowertowerszaha

Sign Up to BD Newsletter

Be keep up! Get the latest breaking development news delivered straight to your inbox.
By signing up, you agree to our Commenting Policy and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe at any time.
Share This Article
Facebook Whatsapp Whatsapp Email Copy Link Print
Share
What do you think?
Love0
Happy0
Surprise0
Sad0
Angry0
Previous Article New Residential & Resort Precinct Planned for Coomera
Next Article Lord Mayor Plans to Bring Back River Fountains
2 Comments
  • Pingback: A Look Into Zaha Hadid's Replacement Development - 600 Coronation
  • Pingback: 2collapse

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Stay Connected

13kFollowersLike
2kFollowersFollow
6.2kFollowersFollow
3.2kSubscribersSubscribe
LinkedInFollow
Advertisement

Latest News

Render of the 88 Robertson office tower in Fortitude Valley at dusk
Construction Starts on Goldfields’ $280 Million Tower in Fortitude Valley
4006 - Newstead, New Farm, Fortitude Valley Commercial Northern
9 October 2026
Render of the redeveloped Toombul town centre plaza with palms and timber canopies
Irvine Lodges the Masterplan to Bring Toombul Back as a Flood-Resilient Town Centre
Brisbane Retail Commercial Featured Northern
8 October 2026
An evening view of the two towers from Queen Street Mall.
IFM Proposes Regent Lane Precinct with 290 Apartments, a New Hotel and Public Rooftop Garden
Brisbane CBD Brisbane Retail Commercial Featured Hotel & Resort Mixed Use Residential
2 October 2026
Render of the Arbory South office building beside St Patricks Church, Fortitude Valley
The Arbory Stage Two: An Eight Storey Office Building Planned Beside St Patricks Church in Fortitude Valley
4006 - Newstead, New Farm, Fortitude Valley Commercial Featured Northern
30 September 2026

Polls

Select two infrastructure projects needed most ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympics

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...
  • Polls Archive
//

Brisbane’s leading source of free development and infrastructure news reporting across the greater Brisbane area.

Quick Link

  • ADVERTISE WITH USNew
  • PRIVACY POLICY
  • COMMENTING POLICY
  • CONTACT US
  • MY BOOKMARK

Top Categories

  • BRISBANE DEVELOPMENT MAP
  • BRISBANE CBD
  • QUEEN’S WHARF
  • BRISBANE 2032 OLYMPICS
  • SMART GROWTH SERIES

Sign Up for Our Newsletter

Subscribe to our newsletter to get our newest articles instantly!

Brisbane DevelopmentBrisbane Development
Follow US
© 2026 Brisbane Development Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved
Join Us!
Subscribe to the BrisbaneDevelopment.com newsletter and never miss our latest news.
Zero spam, Unsubscribe at any time.