The plan for 33 Railway Terrace comprises a premium collection of between 100 and 110 generously sized 2- and 3-bedroom apartments over 20 levels, with an extensive array of resident amenities, including a magnificent rooftop recreation level, and a quality ground floor retail offering.
Mosaic purchased the site with an existing approved Development Application (DA) in place. We are undertaking a complete design review to significantly improve the current scheme to add greater value to the local community and area.
A strong focus on quality, sustainability, and amenity aligns with our award-winning reputation while at the same time respecting local context and Milton's distinct character.
Intending to appeal directly to owner-occupiers, we have removed the previous plans for 73 hotel/accommodation suites and 500sqm of office space, making it primarily a residential building. This move allows us to lower the number of basement levels from four to one, which will reduce the impact of excavation and piling construction works on the local community.
Quality ground floor retail will deliver much-needed activation and rejuvenation, creating the opportunity to cultivate a sense of community within the building and the wider local area.
Highlighting our commitment to sustainable development, 33 Railway Terrace will pursue UDIA EnviroDevelopment certification, implementing a range of initiatives, from design to construction and ongoing maintenance.
Mosaic also retains our developments' management and caretaking post-completion to ensure they stay beautifully presented for residents and neighbours.
CLICK HERE to view the latest progress update for 33 Railway Terrace, Milton.
Minor Change Application
Between 100 and 110, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments over 20 levels
Ground floor retail and a rooftop recreation level with pool, sundeck, relaxation zones, and BBQ/dining areas.
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A complete design review of the existing DA has led to significant improvements to the current scheme to add greater value to the local community and area.
Generous landscaping and deep planting will greatly enhance the existing streetscape, soften built form, and support microclimatic cooling.
Mosaic will contribute approximately $2.26m directly to Council and other local authorities to improve surrounding infrastructure.
The design exceeds Council requirements for resident car parks, reducing the impact of on-street parking in the area. Above-ground podium car parking has led to us lowering the number of basement levels from four to one, which will reduce the impact of excavation and piling construction works on the local community.
Spacious, premium apartments and a generous rooftop recreation level with city and hinterland views are intended to appeal directly to owner-occupiers. We have removed the previous plans for 73 hotel/accommodation suites and 500sqm of office space, making it a primarily residential building.
Railway Terrace will pursue UDIA EnviroDevelopment certification, with a significant focus on sustainable design principles, construction material sourcing and selection, waste management, and ongoing operational efficiencies.
Quality retail space on the ground floor will provide the opportunity to cultivate a sense of community within the building and the wider local area.
We are proud to once again partner with highly respected, award-winning design firm BDA Architecture to create a premium lifestyle address that respects Milton’s heritage while emphasising its reputation as one of Brisbane’s most dynamic and enduringly coveted locales.
The building’s form will be clean, elegant, and highly considered to add visual value and stand the test of time. Finishes are robust and selected for their sustainable qualities. Abundant landscaping is incorporated into the ground plain and continue up the building to soften the built form. At the same time, a striking feature podium will add visual interest.
Residences will be designed to appeal directly to owner-occupiers, with diverse options catering to varying household types and life stages. Large floor plans, open spaces, high ceilings, oversized windows and doors, and generous balconies will maximise living opportunities, natural light, and fresh breezes. A premium level of finish will create homes that not only look good but feel good.
Finally, residents will be provided with an incredible array of amenities, emphasising health and well-being. A quality ground floor retail offering will help nurture a sense of community within the building and the local area.
Mosaic also retains our developments’ management and caretaking post-completion to ensure they stay beautifully presented for residents and neighbours.
We believe we have a social responsibility to ensure our neighbours are aware of what’s happening in their neighbourhood and always strive to leave a positive footprint behind.
We also understand the impact property development can have on our neighbours, which is why we invest heavily in ensuring we have genuine discussions with the local community.
Our award-winning approach to community engagement includes proactively keeping our neighbours informed over the entire course of construction of any site activity that may affect them.
We give specific consideration to the local urban landscape, the communities we develop in, and ultimately, our purchasers.
Mosaic always designs with the end-user front of mind, creating homes that people love to live in and that deliver on our promise of Enduring Value. Spacious, highly functional apartments feature ample storage and high-quality fixtures and fittings. At the same time, an elevated level of amenity adds additional value and nurtures a sense of community.
As one of Queensland’s most awarded private property developers, we never compromise on quality, as our track record demonstrates. It is vital to us that we deliver legacy developments that stand the test of time, with strong appeal to the local market.
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A minor change application is a change to the originally approved development application. For a change application to be considered a ‘minor change’, the change to the development approval must not result in a ‘substantially different development’.
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As the winner of the UDIA Qld Awards for Excellence for Community Engagement in 2019, we commit to keeping neighbouring properties, the wider community, and those who are interested in our project informed of what’s happening during the entire process. From the Development Approval phase to project completion, Mosaic provides regular updates and an avenue for people to ask us questions whenever they need.
Mosaic also implements construction methods that aim to reduce general construction impacts as much as possible, such as dust suppression, delayed start times and more. More information will be provided following the development application process.