A stunning, architecturally imagined development
Quartz Apartments is a design-led residential development of 52 one, two and three bedroom apartments in Bulimba. Positioned opposite Bulimba Riverside Park, the building was conceived to capture expansive outlooks across the parkland and towards the Brisbane River and city skyline.
Quartz Apartments was an architecturally imagined development of 52 one, two and three bedroom apartments located on Addison Avenue. Situated directly across from Bulimba Riverside Park, many residences enjoy uninterrupted views across the park to the Brisbane River and beyond to Teneriffe, the Brisbane CBD and Mt Coo-tha. The development was designed to prioritise liveability and amenity, incorporating ducted air-conditioning, natural stone benchtops, pool and gymnasium facilities, and lush landscaped atriums throughout the building.
Location
Addison Avenue, Bulimba, QLD
Status
Completed May 2011
Residences
52
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