Croft and Cremorne on Fish Lane, South Brisbane, QLD

Croft and Cremorne on Fish Lane is a landmark project that merges owner-occupier residential living with the dynamic cultural essence of this iconinc South Brisbane precinct. This mixed-use development reflects a harmonious balance between refined urban living and a vibrant communal atmosphere.

Client: Stockwell
Contractor: Hutchinson Builders
Location: Fish Lane, South Brisbane, QLD
MODE Expertise: Architecture, Interior Design
Project Leads: David Kirwan, Cassandra Liddell
Completion Date: October 2024
Photography: Shadowlight Studios (supplied by Stockwell)

 

Croft and Cremorne on Fish Lane, South Brisbane, QLD

MODE played an essential role in crafting property company Stockwell’s vision and delivering a comprehensive design approach for Croft and Cremorne. Our team’s involvement ensured that the project maintained a seamless connection between its sophisticated private residences and the bustling public spaces that define the neighbourhood. The design leverages strategic elements to enhance comfort and aesthetics, using durable materials that integrate with the artistic context of the area.

MODE’s approach involved prioritising open, light-filled spaces that bring a modern elegance to each residence, enhanced by quality finishes and considered details. The building’s exterior features contemporary design cues that celebrate Fish Lane’s rich street art culture, with visual textures and façade treatments that reflect the surrounding creative scene.

Key Features

  • A 22-storey (Croft) and 26-storey (Cremorne) address housing 124 apartments.

  • Ground-floor retail enriches community interaction and creates a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly streetscape.

  • Use of quality materials and thoughtful layouts that maximise natural light and ventilation, improving the quality of living for residents.

Impact and Significance
Croft and Cremorne enhance South Brisbane’s urban landscape by offering residents a contemporary and culturally immersive living experience. The project’s completion marks a milestone in MODE’s portfolio, exemplifying our capacity to design large scale residential developments that are deeply connected to their locales.

ResidentialAmir FarokhianResidential, Multi-residential, Queensland, Mixed-Use, Multi-Purpose