Developer ASF Consortium proposes massive beach club for Gold Coast Broadwater site

A LEADING Gold Coast developer has proposed building the state’s first international beach club in the Broadwater. Find out what they’ve got planned.

ASF’S international Beach Club.

THE developer behind a $3 billion resort on the Spit has unveiled plans for the state’s first international beach club, which would overlook the Broadwater.

ASF Consortium has proposed creating a 6000 sq m open-plan beach club on the Sea World Drive site that is earmarked for its planned five-tower development.

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ASF’s proposed development.

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The three-storey club would be able to host functions and events for more than 3000 guests and would feature a variety of restaurants and cafes.

The design includes a rooftop lounge and nightclub, terraced gardens and lawns, an outdoor pool and beach area, with a mix of family-friendly areas and VIP cabanas and lounges.

The planned Gold Coast Integrated Resort is currently the subject of community consultation.

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ASF says it is in negotiations with a major international beach club brand to run and operate the venue.

This would ensure “the Gold Coast entices a new wave of international guest DJs, live performers and musicians that the region would not normally attract”.

A modern version of the Jubilee Bridge would be built as part of the project.

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ASF consortium development director Dean LaVigne said the club would be a major element of the project.

“International beach club brands like Nikki Beach, Ku De Ta, Blue Marlin and Purobeach know how to successfully deliver and manage world-class destinations that draw signature chefs, local and international DJs and musicians, while also staying true to the local culture and

ambience of the location,” he said.

Artist impression of the waterfront promenade, tiered gardens, beaches and waterfalls

ASF SPRUIKS NORTHERN NIGHT-LIFE PLAN

“It also provides a range of employment opportunities and is expected to provide at least 300 jobs for the region, once it is fully operational,” he said

“The beach club will be just one of the leisure and entertainment anchors of the GCIR and will rival that of other high-end beach club venues around the globe.”

Find out more in tomorrow’s Gold Coast Bulletin

The proposed public square.