Stockwell has recently filed a development application for an exciting new project called “Stones Corner Village.”
The proposed development, situated at 405 Logan Road, Stones Corner, consists of two residential towers perched above a shared podium. With MK Architecture leading the design, this ambitious venture aims to redefine urban living in the area.
The project will be executed in three stages, sequentially encompassing the podium and each residential tower. The podium will feature vibrant retail and dining tenancies along Logan Road, with plans to reinstate the popular Aldi supermarket. The facade of the podium will showcase distinct brick arches and enchanting hanging gardens along both the Cleveland Street and Logan Road frontages.
The Logan Road tower is projected to stand at an impressive 16 storeys, whilst its counterpart on Cleveland Street will reach a height of 14 storeys. Both towers will boast rooftop recreation decks, allowing residents to enjoy breathtaking views and engage in various leisure activities. The towers will encompass a total of 209 modern residential dwellings, each equipped with private open spaces.
Residents of Stones Corner Village will have access to extensive communal open spaces situated atop the podium, seamlessly connecting the two towers. Additionally, both towers will offer rooftop communal areas, further enhancing the project’s appeal and promoting a sense of community among residents.
Vehicle access, service areas, and additional retail tenancies will primarily be located along Cleveland Street. Basement parking facilities will be provided, along with retail and commercial tenancies sleeved around them. The facade treatments, including lush greenery, will add a touch of elegance and privacy to the development.
Stones Corner Village enjoys excellent connectivity to various transportation options and amenities. Situated less than 250 meters from the Eastern Busway station at Old Cleveland Road and 650 meters from Buranda railway station, residents will have convenient access to public transport. Additionally, the project fronts the main retail and dining strip of Stones Corner, creating a lively and vibrant environment for its future occupants.
“…the design incorporates clear distinction between podium and towers, with towers incorporating substantially compliant side setbacks, clear building breaks up the full height of the towers, green planter zones up the facades, and variation and articulation including steps/recesses in the building line and through the finer detail elements.” – RPS Planning Report
Published 7-July-2023