Brisbane apartment project dismisses transport concerns
The company behind a new apartment complex in Brisbane's West End says it does not think the project will worsen local traffic flow. The old box cardboard factory near the Brisbane River will be replaced by 220 apartments. There will be two eight-storey towers built on the site.
Ross Higgins from Pradella Developments says it should attract more transport infrastructure to the area.
"West End's undergoing a major infrastructure redevelopment from a traffic point of view now," he said.
"And really what we're doing is replacing a lot of people that were working in the area anyway.
"I don't believe it'll have a negative effect on transport in fact I think that it'll bring more transport infrastructure to the area."
Source: ABC News
In fact, there are plans for more than two buildings on the site -- with two or three buildings planned for the other side of Duncan Street as well, as shown on the map on the project website.
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