QHA November 2017

NEWS
“THE GENEROUS OPEN-AIR SPACES AND HANGING
GARDENS ALONGSIDE THE WARMTH OF TIMBER
AND RED RECYCLED BRICK IS REMINISCENT OF
AN INNER URBAN RESIDENTIAL BACKYARD. THE
BEER GARDEN IS EFFECTIVELY THE OSBOURNE’S
‘BACKYARD’,” SAID MR SCHWARTZ.
“The naturally lit and ventilated spaces emphasise the
outdoor nature of the offer, with sheltered areas to
socialise and mingle, designated by furnishings,
by material, by lighting and landscape.”
“It has revitalised and reimagined outdoor spaces that
were previously underutilised and overlooked, perfect
for Queensland and something new for the
Fortitude Valley.”
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