The $20 million, eight-storey tower by developer Shintaku Australia is ahead of schedule and on track to open at Christmas despite heavy rain in recent weeks. Concrete for the Broadbeach development’s basement levels has been laid this week. Michiy Tanabe, the project’s owner, celebrated the milestone by putting her fingerprints on the project – literally.
Michiy Tanabe and her dog getting their hand and paw prints into the cement.
Ms Tanabe and her beloved dalmatian Juibay placed their hand and pawprints into the cement foundations. The pet-friendly project’s centrepiece will be a rooftop dog park and there are plans for a hydrobath station to wash playful pups. The rooftop will also have a community recreation area with a barbecue and communal vegetable garden.
Condev project manager Andy Baxter with developer Michiy Tanabe and her dog getting their hand and paw prints into the cement.
There will be 56 units spread across seven of the levels, with a mixture of between one and three bedrooms. It was designed by local firm BDA Architects and is being built by Condev Constructions.
“Dog owners often struggle to find suitable accommodation in the local area, with many apartments
being unsuitable for pets,” says Condev boss Steve Marais.
“The Spot is exciting in that we are bringing such a unique concept to such a central location.
Artist impression of The Spot
“With parks and the beach just a ball’s throw from the development site, this exciting project is bound to be a haven for both dogs and owners alike.
“We are pleased to see a fast-tracked construction timeline on The Spot and can’t wait to see this iconic project realised.”
Each of the units in the tower have large balconies which are designed to function as outdoor rooms for residents.
It comes a year after a development application was submitted to the Gold Coast City Council which ticked off on the project.
The development, as expected, saw the demolition of the buildings which housed Rumi Persian Restaurant and Sapporo Japanese Restaurant.
The Gold Coast’s first dog-themed residential tower will have something special hidden in its foundations.
The $20 million, eight-storey tower by developer Shintaku Australia is ahead of schedule and on track to open at Christmas despite heavy rain in recent weeks. Concrete for the Broadbeach development’s basement levels has been laid this week. Michiy Tanabe, the project’s owner, celebrated the milestone by putting her fingerprints on the project – literally.
Michiy Tanabe and her dog getting their hand and paw prints into the cement.
Ms Tanabe and her beloved dalmatian Juibay placed their hand and pawprints into the cement foundations. The pet-friendly project’s centrepiece will be a rooftop dog park and there are plans for a hydrobath station to wash playful pups. The rooftop will also have a community recreation area with a barbecue and communal vegetable garden.
Condev project manager Andy Baxter with developer Michiy Tanabe and her dog getting their hand and paw prints into the cement.
There will be 56 units spread across seven of the levels, with a mixture of between one and three bedrooms. It was designed by local firm BDA Architects and is being built by Condev Constructions.
“Dog owners often struggle to find suitable accommodation in the local area, with many apartments being unsuitable for pets,” says Condev boss Steve Marais.
“The Spot is exciting in that we are bringing such a unique concept to such a central location.
Artist impression of The Spot
“With parks and the beach just a ball’s throw from the development site, this exciting project is bound to be a haven for both dogs and owners alike.
“We are pleased to see a fast-tracked construction timeline on The Spot and can’t wait to see this iconic project realised.”
Each of the units in the tower have large balconies which are designed to function as outdoor rooms for residents.
It comes a year after a development application was submitted to the Gold Coast City Council which ticked off on the project.
The development, as expected, saw the demolition of the buildings which housed Rumi Persian Restaurant and Sapporo Japanese Restaurant.
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THE Gold Coast’s first dog-themed residential tower will have something special hidden in its foundations. The $20 million, eight-storey tower by developer Shintaku Australia is ahead of schedule and on track to open at Christmas despite heavy rain in recent weeks.
Michiy Tanabe and her dog getting their hand and paw prints into the cement.
Ms Tanabe and her beloved dalmatian Juibay placed their hand and pawprints into the cement foundations. The pet-friendly project’s centrepiece will be a rooftop dog park and there are plans for a hydrobath station to wash playful pups. The rooftop will also have a community recreation area with a barbecue and communal vegetable garden.
Condev project manager Andy Baxter with developer Michiy Tanabe and her dog getting their hand and paw prints into the cement.
There will be 56 units spread across seven of the levels, with a mixture of between one and three bedrooms. It was designed by local firm BDA Architects and is being built by Condev Constructions.
“Dog owners often struggle to find suitable accommodation in the local area, with many apartments being unsuitable for pets,” says Condev boss Steve Marais.
“The Spot is exciting in that we are bringing such a unique concept to such a central location.
Artist impression of The Spot
“With parks and the beach just a ball’s throw from the development site, this exciting project is bound to be a haven for both dogs and owners alike.
“We are pleased to see a fast-tracked construction timeline on The Spot and can’t wait to see this iconic project realised.”
Each of the units in the tower have large balconies which are designed to function as outdoor rooms for residents.
It comes a year after a development application was submitted to the Gold Coast City Council which ticked off on the project.
The development, as expected, saw the demolition of the buildings which housed Rumi Persian Restaurant and Sapporo Japanese Restaurant.
The Courier Mail – Gold Coast development Dog-friendly Broadbeach tower’s quirkiest feature
THE Gold Coast’s first dog-themed residential tower will have something special hidden in its foundations.
The $20 million, eight-storey tower by developer Shintaku Australia is ahead of schedule and on track to open at Christmas despite heavy rain in recent weeks. Concrete for the Broadbeach development’s basement levels has been laid this week. Michiy Tanabe, the project’s owner, celebrated the milestone by putting her fingerprints on the project – literally.
Michiy Tanabe and her dog getting their hand and paw prints into the cement.
Ms Tanabe and her beloved dalmatian Juibay placed their hand and pawprints into the cement foundations. The pet-friendly project’s centrepiece will be a rooftop dog park and there are plans for a hydrobath station to wash playful pups. The rooftop will also have a community recreation area with a barbecue and communal vegetable garden.
Condev project manager Andy Baxter with developer Michiy Tanabe and her dog getting their hand and paw prints into the cement.
There will be 56 units spread across seven of the levels, with a mixture of between one and three bedrooms. It was designed by local firm BDA Architects and is being built by Condev Constructions.
“Dog owners often struggle to find suitable accommodation in the local area, with many apartments being unsuitable for pets,” says Condev boss Steve Marais.
“The Spot is exciting in that we are bringing such a unique concept to such a central location.
Artist impression of The Spot
“With parks and the beach just a ball’s throw from the development site, this exciting project is bound to be a haven for both dogs and owners alike.
“We are pleased to see a fast-tracked construction timeline on The Spot and can’t wait to see this iconic project realised.”
Each of the units in the tower have large balconies which are designed to function as outdoor rooms for residents.
It comes a year after a development application was submitted to the Gold Coast City Council which ticked off on the project.
The development, as expected, saw the demolition of the buildings which housed Rumi Persian Restaurant and Sapporo Japanese Restaurant.
THE Gold Coast’s first dog-themed residential tower will have something special hidden in its foundations.
The $20 million, eight-storey tower by developer Shintaku Australia is ahead of schedule and on track to open at Christmas despite heavy rain in recent weeks. Concrete for the Broad-beach development’s basement levels has been laid this week.
Michy Tanabe, the project’s owner, celebrated the milestone by putting her fingerprints on the project – literally. Ms Tanabe and her beloved dalmatian Juibay placed their hand and pawprints into the cement foundations.
The pet-friendly project’s centrepiece will be a rooftop dog park and there are plans for a hydrobath station to wash playful pups. The rooftop will also have a community recreation area with a barbecue and communal vegetable garden.
There will be 56 units spread accross seven of the levels, with a mixture of between one and three bedrooms. It was designed by local firm BDA Architects and is being built by Condev Constructions.
CONSTRUCTION has begun on the Gold Coast’s first dog-friendly tower.
Aptly named The Spot, the $20 million eight-storey tower is being built at the corner of Gold Coast Highway and Chelsea Ave at Broadbeach.Put forward by developer Shintaku Australia, the project will have an array of petfriendly features to attract animal owners.
The centrepiece will be a rooftop dog park. And there are plans for a hydrobath station to wash playful pups. The rooftop will also feature a community recreation area with a barbecue and a communal vegetable garden.
The developer has planned for 56 units to be spread across seven of the levels. Apartments will have a mixture of between one and three bedrooms. The building, which will sit just a handful of metres from the light rail route, will be constructed by Gold Coast company Condev.
The first residents are expected to move in by Christmas 2020. Condev managing director Steve Marais says the development will bring something “unique” to the Gold Coast.
“Dog ownership is increasing , as is apartment living, so it’s rewarding to do our part in delivering options for pet owners with beneficial projects like this one,” Mr Marais said.
“This provides an alternative option for people who are downsizing and pet owners who have had difficulty finding somewhere central and pet friendly.”
All of the units in the tower have large balconies, which are designed to function as outdoor rooms for residents .
Work comes a year after a development application was submitted to the Gold Coast City Council, which ticked off on the project. The development, as expected , will see the demolition of the buildings that had housed Rumi Persian Restaurant and the Sapporo Japanese Restaurant.
City planning committee boss Cr Cameron Caldwell welcomed the project.
“This is an innovative project which will be unique in its offerings and appeal to animal lovers,” Cr Caldwell said.
