In late 2023, the Queensland Government announced an ambitious plan for Woolloongabba, encompassing 106 hectares, within which our site sits. This initiative, the Woolloongabba Priority Development Area (PDA), is set to reshape the region's urban landscape.
The vision emphasises pedestrian-friendly pathways, active travel routes, and ample green spaces for recreation and relaxation.
At its core, it focuses on addressing the critical, pressing need for housing diversity and supply while fostering a vibrant, interconnected community.
We are honoured to have the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to this endeavour by introducing an exemplary, premium multi-residential lifestyle address to this dynamic locale, one that works within the existing surrounding context.
The proposal is an impact-assessable application. To learn more, please click on the FAQ link below.
Impact Assessable
Lodged
126, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments over 22 levels
Rooftop recreation and entertaining area, resort style pool, barbeque and dining, sauna, relaxation areas, gymnasium, and 158 bicycle parks
Mosaic Construction
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Drawing from our firsthand experience and proven track record, including the successful completion of The Sinclair by Mosaic at 140 Wellington Road, East Brisbane, in 2022, and the ongoing construction of The Mowbray by Mosaic at 73 Northcote Street, East Brisbane, slated for completion in late 2024/early 2025, we recognise and deeply value this area’s unique identity.
In partnership with BDA Architecture, we are committed to delivering a premium collection of spacious 2- and 3-bedroom residences that harmonise with the area’s ambience and contribute positively to the community.
In the context of the current housing crisis, our latest project on Linton Street is both timely and necessary. The surrounding heights, particularly those of nearby developments, further justify this application.
Our focus remains on aligning with the overarching vision while respecting the neighbourhood’s distinct and evolving character.
The pre-1911 workers’ cottages will be relocated to a Brisbane preservation site to maintain their historical value.
In partnership with award-winning BDA Architecture, we’re creating a timeless, premium address that respects and integrates local context with sustainable outcomes.
The design includes ample setbacks and a balanced scale, offering a range of living options to enhance housing diversity.
Extensive planting will soften built form, improve microclimate conditions, and enhance air quality.
Mosaic Construction will effectively manage the site to minimise community disruption wherever possible. Regular communication will keep our neighbours closely informed.
A car parking allowance exceeding Council requirement by 14% aims to minimise street parking. Additionally, being a podium car park eliminates the need for basement excavation, expediting construction and reducing noise disruptions.
Includes a gym, sauna, and a rooftop with a pool, relaxation lawn, outdoor cinema, dining areas, and spectacular views.
158 bike spaces to encourage active living and less reliance on vehicle use.
Approximately $2.9 million will be contributed to local authorities for infrastructure improvements.
Aligned with our dedication to crafting functional, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing residences while prioritising environmental sustainability, Linton Street’s design, construction, and ongoing maintenance will integrate sustainable principles seamlessly.
Furthermore, Mosaic assumes responsibility for managing and maintaining our properties far beyond completion, guaranteeing meticulous care and upkeep well into the future.
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 through regular communication.
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.
As one of Queensland’s most awarded and trusted property developers, we are committed to delivering legacy developments that stand the test of time and resonate strongly with the local market.
We design with the end-user in mind, crafting homes people love to live in while fulfilling our promise of Enduring Value. At the same time, we give specific consideration to the local urban landscape and the communities we are fortunate to be part of.
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An impact assessable application is for proposals that must be assessed by Brisbane City Council ensuring that all identified development impacts are addressed and considered.
To read more about the Brisbane City Council’s impact assessment development application process, click here.
We commit to keeping neighbouring properties, the wider community, and those interested in our project informed throughout the 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.