Sector

Residential

Location

Newstead, QLD

Chester & Ella

Stats

$113M

Project value

104

Weeks to build

319

Apartments

Details

Client

Kokoda Property Group

Subsector

Mid Rise

Completed

2019

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Contributors

Team Leader

Shaun Beck

Site Manager

Matt Cuthbert

Contract Administrator

Luke Nicolas

Client

Architect

Landscape Architect

Artist

Civil & Structural Engineer

Civil & Structural Engineer

Electrical Engineer

Mechanical Engineer

Hydraulic Engineer

Lift Consultant

Fire Consultant

Building Certifier

Town Planner

Quantity Surveyor

Team Leader

Shaun Beck

Architect

Hayball

Landscape Architect

RPS

Artist

Kenji Uranishi

Civil & Structural Engineer

Bornhorst & Ward

Electrical Engineer

Bluestar

Mechanical Engineer

Energy Air

Hydraulic Engineer

Tacoma Plumbing

Lift Consultant

Schindler

Fire Consultant

Firevac

Building Certifier

Certis

Town Planner

Urbis

Quantity Surveyor

WT Partnership

Chester & Ella is a spectacular two-tower residential development demonstrating high quality in every detail. Hutchies worked together with client, Kokoda Property Group and architect Hayball, on the design and construct of these two magnificent multi-residential towers.

Together, they house 299 apartments (including 10 NDIS certified) and 20 penthouses over 3 floors on each tower, 4 podium levels, 2 basement levels, and retail space at ground level. The high-end project includes rooftop leisure spaces with spa and swimming pools on both towers, BBQs, private dining rooms with show kitchen & a butler kitchen, games room & media room, outdoor cinemas, gym, and golf putting green.

Located 2km from Brisbane's CBD, the twin luxury towers that combine to make Chester & Ella have each been designed with distinct personality. The architectural inspiration is drawn from the idea of a dance, two individuals working in sync to create a perfect synergy. The design of the towers exudes their distinct personalities – Chester is the more angular and masculine of the two (inspired by the cliffs of the Brisbane River), while Ella is all curves – representing fluidity and light.

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