Latest development at former Seven Hills TAFE rises to seven storeys
Plans have been unveiled for three apartment towers up to seven storeys tall on the site of a former TAFE on Brisbane’s southside.
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A SEVEN-STOREY development almost double the maximum height of previous plans has been proposed at the site of a former TAFE college on Brisbane’s southside.
A developer wants to build 137 apartments at 23 Griffith Pl, Seven Hills, as part of the Clearview Urban Village.
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Plans show three towers rising over the site of the former Seven Hills TAFE, one of which will rise to seven storeys.
A map of the precinct from 2014 shows the planned maximum height for buildings at the H site being four storeys.
Floorplans for the development show the lower storeys will have space for five shops, a 2500 sqm green grocer and a resident’s gym.
The towers’ basement will include 197 residential carparks and another 294 spaces for shoppers.
The developer claims there is 3860 sqm of communal open space as part of the development.
The proposed redevelopment of the Seven Hills TAFE site has been the source of local concern for years.
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