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Award-winning developer, Turrisi Properties has announced the unveiling of INK, set to bring creative apartment living to the edge of the new Kuripla master plan, transforming Southbank and West End.

Designed by renowned national architecture firm ROTHELOWMAN, INK offers a boutique 107 one, two and three bedroom apartments, courtyard apartments and skyhomes across eight storeys.

Located on the corner of Montague Road and Donkin Street, INK is perfectly positioned at the right time and the right place to take advantage of a huge value upswing as the Brisbane’s largest renewal project in two decades begins to take shape.

“With Brisbane unit prices now 30-40% cheaper than Sydney, prices are all but certain to increase as the market corrects itself, so buying on the doorstep of this huge urban renewal precinct at a time when prices are low makes a lot of sense."

“The Kurilpa Master plan will mean 13,000m2 of new open riverfront parkland and amphitheatres, new cultural facilities, lively neighbourhoods with bustling cafes and restaurants as well as new extended City Glider services through the precinct.”

Targeting both owner-occupiers and investors, Turrisi Properties was attracted to the site because of the expansive 65m frontage facing north east with great views to the city.

“The strip west of Montague Road between Donkin and Jane Street has always been a favourite of ours, as it has the best of everything – close to the river, Davies Park and is an easy stroll to bustling Boundary Street”, said Ben Jobber, Development Manager, Turrisi Properties.

Set across a dark brick and tile podium and an all-white upper tower, INK offers a significant amount of product variety including 3 bed + MPR, 3 bed + MPR skyhomes, courtyard apartments with direct street access, level 2 and 3 podium apartments with bigger balconies.

The $60m development has been designed to express the mix of an industrial warehouses with that of the established ‘Victorian Era’ houses, located nearby.

“The Architectural language draws heavily on the eclectic nature of the remnant historical built-form to influence and guide the design”, said Jeff Brown, Principal Architect, ROTHELOWMAN.

The interiors have followed the same design methodology, creating common areas of the lobby and corridors to the apartment layouts where sophistication and opulence take precedence.

“Traditional “Queenslander Vernacular” motifs and materials provide a sense of boutique character”, said Jeff Brown.

INK will also deliver “the perfect backyard” with a resident’s roof level recreation space including pool and BBQ area.

“The shape, form and materiality of the space has grown out of an understanding of all things Brisbane; simplicity and ease in a subtropical landscape.”

INK will officially unveil with a VIP launch on 28th March 2015.

Development approval was received earlier this month, with construction planned to commence in late 2015.

For more details please visit www.inkapartments.com.au