Lower impact than transport infrastructure but stable demand. $3.6B integrated resort/casino opens 2024. Moderate impact vs transport infrastructure. The Star Grand features 340 luxury rooms and a 360-degree signature cocktail bar. The luxury five star Star Grand hotel occupies towers two and three, which are the two curved towers. Cicada Blu, an open-air bar and Euro-inspired eatery called Aloria will both be located on the Sky Deck. Japanese fine dining will be available at Sokyo restaurant. Say ‘bonjour’ to a chic bar and restaurant offering a fresh approach to French-style dining.... Raising the bar for refreshing drinks, captivating sunsets and tall stories.... A fun-loving, vibrant Southeast Asian eatery and bar is set to call The Terrace home.... Taking casual all-day dining to the next level with its relaxed and warm atmosphere.... The lavish 360-degree bar, with a cheeky mix of cool cocktails and chilled beats.... The Star Brisbane’s Sports Bar has been designed for those who live and breathe their sport.... A harmonious blend of classic European elegance and Australian charm,... Blending authentic Cantonese traditions with contemporary flair, HUA introduces a new chapter of Chinese dining in Brisbane’s premium restaurant scene.... The Star Brisbane features The Star’s own 5-star hotel offering The Star Grand, and a contemporary 4.5-star hotel for business and leisure travellers, Dorsett Brisbane. This new world-class precinct places Brisbane on the map as a tourism, leisure and entertainment destination. This ambitious project, which has redefined the city’s skyline and urban landscape, officially opened its doors in late 2023. To claim either a provisional or a final infrastructure offset use the online form. It includes indicative maps and plans of the relevant infrastructure networks. The Queen’s Wharf Brisbane PDA Infrastructure Charging Offset Plan (ICOP) provides details of the infrastructure charges for the PDA and the infrastructure items that may be offset against these charges. Integrated resort, casino, hotels, dining, retail. A set of escalators lead visitors to the high roller level. The first phase of this 3.6 billion project opened on the 29th of August 2024. The grand opening of Queen’s Wharf Brisbane marks a momentous milestone in the city’s development, encapsulating a transformative vision for Brisbane’s riverfront. Locals and visitors will be able to enjoy beautifully restored spaces in a variety of ways including cultural, retail, dining, hotel entertainment and tourist attraction spaces. The historic Queen’s Wharf Brisbane precinct is the birthplace of European settlement nearly 200 years ago, and a home to Indigenous Australians for thousands of years. Queen’s Wharf Brisbane transforms the CBD and river’s edge with an iconic design that embraces Brisbane’s inviting subtropical climate and celebrates the precinct’s Indigenous and European heritage with interpretive trails and experiences spanning the Brisbane River and ridgeline. Engaging Draftech during design gave us the tools to make smart decisions. We found Draftech’s work to be of high standard and the team delivered exactly as agreed, in fact, when we considered the project complete, Draftech put further resources into the project as they were not satisfied. Draftech’s attention to detail and proactive nature throughout the project assisted us in identifying issues before becoming evident on site, saving us both time and unexpected costs. The integrated resort that includes three hotels in the complex are the Star Grand hotel, Dorsett hotel and Rosewood hotel. The towers also include a casino with world class gaming facilities and new luxury retail, restaurants and bars fully accessible to the public. It includes the integrated resort high-rise tower shells ready for later fit-out works, the podium level nestled between the towers and the iconic Sky Deck that sits 100 metres above street level. The project also includes a 1,500 seat-ballroom and a Sky Deck observation platform with 360 degree views. Azteca will join other unique dining experiences at Queen’s Wharf, including Black Hide by Gambaro, Cucina Regina, Sokyo Brisbane, and Luke Nguyen’s Fat Noodle, as part of The Star Brisbane’s staged opening starting in August. Originally slated for a late 2022 opening, the project’s timeline was extended due to COVID-19 related setbacks, pushing the date first to 2023, then to April 2024, and finally to August 29. Future stages will introduce even more luxury accommodations and retail experiences, with opening dates for the Dorsett and Rosewood hotel towers, Velo Café, and high-end retail outlets to be announced in the coming months. The highly anticipated Queen’s Wharf development, a transformative project for Brisbane, is officially set to open its doors on August 29. A new world-class integrated resort development that has put Brisbane on the map as a tourism, leisure and entertainment destination. This luxury 5-star haven offers direct access to world-class restaurants, bars, shopping, and entertainment in the CBD.... The public areas feature lush landscaping, seating areas, and pathways that encourage residents and visitors to engage with the riverfront. The towers collectively house more than 2,000 residents, contributing significantly to the urban density and vibrancy of the area. These high-rise buildings are a testament to modern architectural design, featuring sleek glass facades and state-of-the-art amenities. Queen’s Wharf Brisbane is an extensive development covering approximately 12 hectares, making it a flagship urban renewal project. Named after the first Indigenous parliamentarian, the bridge will link the cultural heart of South Bank to The Star Brisbane’s dining runway, The Terrace (Level Four) and act as a thoroughfare to the greater Brisbane CBD. The first phase of a multi-phased opening commenced overnight with the removal of barricades to the Neville Bonner Bridge and the first of an expected 10,000 pedestrian crossings a day traversing the new cross-river connector.
