Designed in partnership with one of Australia’s most respected architecture firms, Rothelowman, spacious interiors dressed in opulent fixtures and finishes look beautiful without compromising on functionality. Oversized open planning leads onto expansive balconies with breathtaking city, river and hinterland views or lovely green and urban outlooks.

An exceptional rooftop recreation level is set against a breathtaking city, river and Mount Coot-tha backdrop. Residents have multiple opportunities to gather or to enjoy quiet moments of solitude, with an infinity-edge pool, dining spaces, lounge areas, relaxation lawns, abundant landscaping, gym, barbeques and a walking track.

Mosaic Property Group is incredibly mindful of the footprint they leave behind, not just on communities but also on the environment. Some of the sustainability measures undertaken at The Witton are:

• Proximity to urban and lifestyle amenities.
• Incorporation of recycled materials and those with low Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) ratings whenever feasible.
• Climate-responsive design facilitating optimal building orientation to balance solar impact and scenic views.
• Employment of industry-leading glazing technology to ensure high standards of energy efficiency.
• Intelligent apartment layouts, elevated ceilings, full-height glazing, and operable windows to harness natural light and breezes, thereby reducing energy consumption.
• Extensive greenery and deep planting to foster vibrant ecosystems and enhance air quality and microclimatic cooling.
• Planting robust native species to minimise water usage and fertiliser needs.
• Energy-efficient lifts will result in no machine rooms, intelligent automation, and standby modes.
• Adopting water-wise initiatives such as rainwater harvesting systems to sustain landscaping year-round and decrease reliance on external water sources.
• Inclusion of ample amenities promoting health, wellness, and community engagement.

For more details, visit https://mosaicproperty.com.au/design/the-witton/

Created in partnership with leading design solutions firm, Cottee Parker, oversized apartments are carefully curated to deliver style and comfort in equal measure. Full height glazing and operable windows allow an abundance of fresh air and natural light deep into impeccably finished living spaces, heightening the sense of space.

Mosaic Property Group is mindful of the footprint they leave behind, not just on communities but also on the environment. Some of the sustainability measures undertaken at Kensington are:

• An environmentally responsive design. Form articulation leverages the site’s most valuable aspects
• Intelligent apartment planning allows for maximum cross ventilation through elevated ceilings and screened facades
• Double-glazed windows and doors improve acoustics, ventilation, lighting, and solar protection, reducing energy costs
• A gross pollutant trap filters stormwater runoff, ensuring water pumped into the stormwater system is free of pollutants.
• Sustainability initiatives beyond regulatory requirements include LED lighting and 91 solar panels
• Water-wise initiatives include a drip irrigation system, rainwater storage tanks, a rain sensor system, and stormwater capture and reuse
• Native plant species reduce the need for additional watering and fertiliser
• Considerable steps are taken to ensure the heat island effect is reduced through:
  • A light-coloured roof
  • The use of materials such as glass, engineered wood, concrete and aluminium
  • Raised rooftop planting areas to maximise vegetation cover
• A minimum of 90% (by volume) of demolition, land clearing and civil works materials/product was recycled
• Energy-efficient lifts result in no machine rooms, intelligent automation, and standby modes
• Concrete with more than 30% supplementary cement materials and more than 30% of recycled aggregate was utilised, with PVC products supplied from an ISO 14001 certified supplier or equivalent
• Aluminium window frames comprised of 20% recycled materials

For more details, visit https://mosaicproperty.com.au/design/kensington/

The product of a triumphant partnership with design firm DKO, The Prescott draws on local historical references to create something refreshing and new while honouring timeless architecture and materiality.

A strong emphasis on landscaping breathes life into each facade, with Residents soon to benefit from exceptional rooftop recreation spaces, including a pool, gymnasium, and multiple dining and entertaining zones that capitalise on priceless, panoramic views of the Brisbane River, Mount Coot-Tha and the city skyline.

Our approach to sustainable practices is holistic, looking through a social, economic and environmental lens to craft a residence that is highly sympathetic to its surroundings and, ultimately, a positive addition to the local community.

Some features that contributed to The Prescott’s 6 Leaf EnviroDevelopment certification include:

• Choosing a location that is fundamental to delivering a sustainable outcome, with proximity to urban and lifestyle amenity.
• An optimal building orientation that maximises city views and a northern aspect while minimising exposure to the western sun.
• Selecting environmentally-conscious building materials with a low Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) rating and incorporating recycled materials wherever possible.
• Maximising cross-ventilation opportunities through intelligent apartment layouts and elevated ceilings.
• Full-height glazing and operable windows will allow abundant fresh breezes and natural light, reducing energy costs.
• Incorporating sustainability initiatives beyond regulatory requirements, including LED lighting and solar panels.
• Energy-efficient lifts will result in no machine rooms, intelligent automation, and standby modes.
• Installing CO monitors in The Prescott’s basement to maintain optimal air quality for Residents.
• Lush and extensive deep planting at ground level and abundant greenery up the building facade and upper floors will foster a vibrant ecosystem and positively impact air quality while enhancing The Prescott’s aesthetic appeal.
• Incorporating native plant species into the rooftops landscaping will reduce the need for additional watering and fertiliser.
• Water-wise initiatives, including a rainwater harvesting system, will nourish The Prescott’s abundant planting year-round and reduce the building’s reliance on external water supply.

The Prescott’s construction is well underway, with a projected completion date of early 2025. No expense has been spared to create a collection of homes that are as beautiful as they are comfortable and sustainable. 

Visit https://mosaicproperty.com.au/buying/the-prescott/ to learn more about this inspiring residence.

Designed in partnership with Rothelowman, the building’s architectural form is sculptural and robust, while generous, superbly appointed interiors epitomise modern luxury and comfort.

Residents enjoy an extensive range of exceptional amenities. A rooftop recreation level boasts an infinity-edge pool, fire pit, multiple dining and entertaining zones, and priceless, panoramic views of the Brisbane River, Mount Coot-tha and the city skyline.

Mosaic Property Group is incredibly mindful of the footprint they leave behind, not just on communities but also on the environment. Some of the sustainability measures undertaken at The Patterson are:

• Design is environmentally responsive. Protective precast panels and form articulation leverage the site’s most valuable aspects, while sheltering from the western sun and reducing noise pollution.
• Double-glazed windows and doors improve acoustics, ventilation, lighting, and solar protection, reducing energy costs.
• A gross pollutant trap filters stormwater runoff, ensuring water pumped into the stormwater system is free of pollutants.
• Sustainability initiatives beyond regulatory requirements include LED lighting and 10kw of solar panels.
• Water-wise initiatives include a drip irrigation system, rainwater storage tanks, a rain sensor system, and stormwater capture and reuse.
• Native plant species reduce the need for additional watering and fertiliser.
• Considerable steps are taken to ensure the heat island effect is reduced through:
  • A light-coloured roof
  • The use of materials such as glass, engineered wood, concrete and aluminium
  • Raised rooftop planting areas to maximise vegetation cover
  • Shading pergolas installed on the rooftop
• A minimum of 90% (by volume) of demolition, land clearing and civil works materials/product
• Energy-efficient lifts result in no machine rooms, intelligent automation, and standby modes
•  Concrete with more than 30% supplementary cement materials
• The aluminium window frames comprised of 20% recycled material.

For more details, visit https://mosaicproperty.com.au/design/the-patterson/

Drawing inspiration from the iconic Gold Coast beach shacks of the 1950s, Rothelowman has reinterpreted the architectural language and qualities of the quintessential modernist ‘beach home’ through a collection of 119 vertically stacked ‘beach home’ apartments over 25 levels.Spacious living areas have a seamless connection to expansive balconies, with lavish and clever interior design bringing indulgent opulence to every residence.

High-quality finishes and appliances, custom joinery and stone benchtops are celebrated throughout, complimented perfectly by an exquisite range of 22 luxury facilities. The building is crowned with an exclusive club on Level 26, hosting a wine cellar, private dining rooms, kitchen, beautifully appointed library, lounge and media room.

Mosaic Property Group is incredibly mindful of the footprint it leaves behind, not just on communities but also on the environment. Some of the sustainability measures undertaken at Bela are:

• Bela’s exemplar subtropical design includes clever passive features that reduce solar heat load and provide for natural breezes. Horizontal slab projections shade glazing to minimise solar impacts in summer and improve energy efficiency by 35%.
• A 20kW rooftop solar panel system that feeds directly into a communal power supply, reducing energy costs.
• A 30 000L water tank and automated irrigation system that capture rainwater for re-use, reducing water consumption and sustaining the extensive landscaping.
• Considered ventilation measures with palisade balustrades improve energy efficiency by up to 35%, extensive balconies with full-height sliding doors and naturally ventilated corridors, eliminating the need for air-conditioning low-use spaces.
• Generous, genuine deep planting accounts for 11% of total site area and native species enrich street appeal and thrive in the harsher coastal environment.
• The upper sub-penthouse level of the project was designed to be interchangeable with the lower typical levels – this flexible floor plate design created efficiencies in building and provided a clever response to market conditions.

For more details, visit https://mosaicproperty.com.au/design/bela/

Utilising exceptional engineering and intelligent design, Avalon integrates two separate buildings into an exclusive collection of luxurious apartments, sub-penthouses and penthouses. The development has been designed to create separation and distinct identities between the two buildings, with all apartments featuring distinctively flawless styling.

Residents also enjoy an array of unparalleled amenity with a commercial-size gymnasium with state-of-the-art equipment and a sauna and steam room with locker and shower facilities. A resort-style pool set in lush tropical gardens with extensive internal and external private garden zones completes the picture of the ultimate in coastal living.

From a sustainability standpoint, Avalon’s main goals were to take advantage of local climatic and environmental conditions; optimise energy efficiency; minimise reliance on non-renewable energy sources; facilitate and promote alternative energy supply through renewable energy sources; and nurture community and healthy living.

For more details, visit https://mosaicproperty.com.au/design/avalon/