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The residential tower closest to Parliament house is seen to have
a cantilevered design over a public space below.
This iconic development offers premium one, two, and three-bedroom residences, situated adjacent to Brisbane’s historic landmarks and crafted with luxurious materials.
Queen’s Wharf Brisbane will transform the CBD with four new luxury hotels, more than 50 new bars and restaurants, residential living and the equivalent
of 12 football fields of public space when the development
is complete. "The nine heritage buildings, dated back to the 1800s, are being carefully restored and transformed into new shopping outlets, restaurants and bars as well as spaces for events, entertainment and performance.
With 1 km of river frontage, this development redefines the Brisbane CBD, accounting for 10% of its footprint and seamlessly connecting the city’s heritage with its future. The tower features 667 premium one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, accessed via a dedicated lobby and in-house concierge at 8 Margaret Street. 2 "With the main integrated resort reaching level 20 in parts, construction has spilled
into the public space areas and heritage buildings, many of which will become the locals’ favourite new dining
spots," Mr Crooks said.
The project not only reshapes the city’s urban landscape but also sets a new benchmark for luxury living and tourism, offering residents and guests an unparalleled lifestyle experience. Brisbane is set to take a bold step into the future of urban tourism with the arrival of the landmark Queens Wharf Residences, a dazzling 64-storey tower that is redefining the skyline of Queensland’s capital. Regulatory and government approvals remain crucial as the company aims to deliver outstanding outcomes for the community, guests, and team members. Positioned at the site of Brisbane’s European settlement, it is surrounded by key government institutions, including Parliament House and Queensland Government headquarters, as well as the city’s botanical gardens. $3.6BN integrated resort development as a tourism, leisure and entertainment destination Queen’s Wharf Brisbane features one of the greatest collections of culturally significant heritage buildings and places in Australia, brought to life through careful restoration work and repurposing Whether it’s learning more about the new Riverline, Entertainment options, exploring Heritage locations, or what’s available at The Star Brisbane — Queen’s Wharf Brisbane has it all.
With stunning views over the Botanical Gardens and future podium on the Queen’s Wharf precinct – The Queen’s Wharf Residences are making their mark on the city as construction continues upwards. As one of the largest developments in Queensland's history, Queen's Wharf Brisbane is designed to enhance connectivity, boost tourism, and energize the heart of the CBD seamlessly blending Brisbane's rich past with its dynamic future. "On the other hand I fully acknowledge it was a short-term thing and
it’s probably served its purpose." Queen’s Wharf, the accompanying tower and a now-dismantled walkway from the Hunter Street mall were built to entice people to cross the heavy rail line and engage with the working harbour. "Unsurprisingly, there aren’t many cities around
the world that have placed a 30-metre-high phallic
symbol in their most prominent public space," Mr Bath said.
Brisbane City Markets brings its signature vibrancy to the city’s newest destination… The Queen’s Wharf Tower has already begun marketing its proposed 819 apartments to potential local and international buyers, hoping to emulate the sales success of the Queens Wharf Residences, which sold 75 per cent of its 667 apartments in the first two months. "Across the integrated resort development, there will be four main jump form systems and
two smaller systems installed. Multiplex Project Director Dayne May said since the company took site possession in July last year, the work had been contained to
the basement and car parking levels, with only nine tower
cranes visible from street level. There's a choice of one, two and three bedroom apartments in a 65-level building between the CBD and the
river.
Developed around Brisbane’s historical heart, Queen’s Wharf will feature iconic contemporary architecture alongside a collection of beautifully restored heritage buildings.
Queen’s Wharf Brisbane will transform the CBD with four new luxury hotels, more than 50 new
bars and restaurants, 2,000 residential apartments and the
equivalent of 12 football fields of public space when the $3.6 billion development is complete.
"We are confident that Multiplex will do a great job delivering what will become a major tourism drawcard to Queensland and a place this city’s locals will embrace. PrevPrevMultiplex give youth studying construction a taste of future career options at Queen’s Wharf Brisbane Queen’s Wharf Brisbane will transform the CBD with four new luxury hotels, more than 50 new bars and restaurants, 2,000 residential apartments and the equivalent of 12 football fields of public space when the development is complete. The Multiplex contract is currently being finalised and remains subject to DBC board approval and State Government endorsement and includes the integrated resort development shell and core and the iconic Sky Deck. "It will be around the end of 2020 that you’ll
be able to see the construction works reach George Street level with
the first stage of the IRD (integrated resort development) ready
for completion in late-2022."
In both Queensland and New South Wales, the future of Star Entertainment Group as a casino operator remains under a cloud. "Queen's Wharf will be the biggest new integrated resort development to open in the world for years to
come. Star Brisbane chief executive Daniel Finch declared today the company was progressing well in efforts to
satisfy the state government's standards on anti money-laundering and safe gambling practices.

"As developers, it’s incredibly exciting to see renders coming to life, as construction continues to accelerate at Queen’s Wharf. "The future 242 metre tower lift-core is currently up to level 26 with another 38 floors to go," Mr Phillips said.
Queen’s Wharf Tower is the fifth tower in the integrated resort development that will transform Brisbane with four luxury hotels, significant luxury retail, and nine heritage buildings nestled within 7.5ha of revitalised public space. "The Star has been advised that Charter Hall no longer intends to proceed with the proposed transaction," the company confirmed in an ASX announcement on June 20 last year. The project comprises four towers, including a signature 64-storey residential tower, and features luxury hotels, premium residences, a casino, retail and dining outlets, and expansive public spaces. Located in the tallest tower of the city’s Queen’s Wharf precinct, the accommodation offering features one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments for business and leisure travellers. Queen’s Wharf Brisbane will transform the CBD with four new luxury hotels, more than 50 new bars and restaurants, around 1,500 residential apartments and more than 12 football fields of public space including stunning art works and restored heritage buildings." Guests can enjoy spacious 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments featuring
contemporary finishes, thoughtfully designed amenities, and effortless access to the city’s top attractions.

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