Luxury residential tower soars above Brisbane The One joins the W Brisbane Hotel and a 40-storey commercial tower, to mark the completion of the Brisbane Quarter precinct. THE ONE RESIDENCES HAS SHAPED BRISBANE’S SKYLINE, BECOMING ONE OF THE CITY’S TALLEST TOWERS WITH A TOTAL HEIGHT OF 274.3 METRES.
The 82-storey luxury residential tower houses 467 apartments and includes a riverside retail and dining precinct.
It is no wonder it scored Multiplex Constructions a golden gong at the 2022 Queensland Master Builders Housing & Construction Awards. The team picked up the prestigious Project of the Year and Excellence in Workplace Health and Safety awards.
Stage one was the Brisbane Quarter retail precinct and the 5-Star W Hotel. The second stage was the 42-level commercial tower.
The residential tower is the final of three stages forming the new $1 billion Brisbane Quarter precinct, a joint venture between Shayher Group and Bao Jia Group of Taiwan. The integrated, world-class mixed-use development is located on the former Supreme Court of Queensland site and occupies 7,892 square metres of prime riverfront inner-city.
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The $300 million residential tower completed the George Street development which had been under construction since 2015.
The third and final stage, The One Residences, boasts a world class residential structure in Brisbane’s newest and most innovative precinct. From the palatial foyer to polished finishes, every detail has been thoughtfully considered and carefully designed. The luxury two and three-bedroom apartments boast stylistic open-plan living, beautifully coloured stone kitchen benchtops, and soft timber finishes.
Stand out Site Manager, Jake Farley said it was an honour and a privilege to work on the project with a fantastic team and great group of subcontractors. But it was the workmanship and dedication to the job that made The One a standout among the rest. “It’s the repetition, the project had 82 floors and to have such consistency from level six up, and to achieve not only the speed the project went up, but the quality that was maintained and the relationships that were formed on site. The challenge is consistency,” Jake said.