As the largest waterfront urban renewal project in Queensland, the old Brisbane port will become home to an estimated 15,000 people, along with a workforce of 10,000.
With Brisbane primed to join Sydney and Melbourne as a leading global city over the next decade, the Northshore precinct plays a vital role in meeting the city’s growth potential.
Located just six kilometres from Brisbane’s CBD and occupying a prime position close to the city’s key economic drivers, the growth corridor includes the Brisbane Airport, the Australia TradeCoast precinct, and the rapidly growing inner northeast.
Turf Design Studio and Environmental Partnership, working in collaboration with Jeppe Aagaard Andersen (AHH), were first appointed in 2012 by Economic Development Queensland (formerly Urban Land Development Authority) to undertake a site assessment and masterplan of this key development area.