Located within close proximity to a wide range of community amenities, parks and sporting facilities all within walking distance, along with the inclusion of significant bike spaces for both visitors and residents, Estilo on the Park is a perfect example of GVG’s commitment to sustainability within the community.

Estilo on the Park embraces innovative design with functional living spaces, whilst encapsulating its natural surrounds. Natural light and cross ventilation are cleverly considered throughout to ensure livability in this superb location.

Comprising three luxurious residential towers, Estilo on the Park residences are crafted with elegant interiors and premium finishes throughout with multiple recreational spaces including podium level resort-style pool, function room, gardens and indoor/outdoor rooftop dining, as well as a kids play space.

Estilo on the Park  and GVG are incredibly proud to have achieved EnviroDevelopment status in the 5 elements of Ecosystems, Energy, Materials, Water and Community.

For more details, visit https://gardnervaughangroup.com.au/epc/

Comprising two stunning buildings with 81 luxurious apartments and 8 Beach Houses, Zinc is also complemented by exciting new ground-floor retail, enhancing the vibrant beachside lifestyle.

At Zinc Bokarina, residents can soak up relaxation in spaces designed to fuel and enrich a sophisticated Queensland beach lifestyle. Grab a coffee from down on the street and then relax in the large podium pool & recreation areas surrounded by resort-style facilities, tropical gardens and fresh sea air.

Zinc also includes significant greenspace pathways for walking and exercise, and several public recreational facilities that cater to a wide range of sports including swimming, tennis, aerobics/yoga, golf, and the gym.

Zinc Bokarina and GVG are incredibly proud to have achieved EnviroDevelopment status in the 5 elements of Ecosystems, Waste, Energy, Materials, and Community.

For more details, visit https://gardnervaughangroup.com.au/zinc-bokarina/

Stonebrook comprises one, two, three and four bedroom premier residences plus the exclusive Penthouse Collection. Additionally the development includes resident-only resort-style facilities including Ground floor heated pool and gymnasium, rooftop terrace with indoor and outdoor dining with parkland views, and relaxation zones.

Located less than 100m from Stones Corner Village the connectedness to local amenities is prevalent with a range of food and retail options within walking distance, along with public transport in the form of both bus and train readily accessible. Residents will also have quick access to bike paths along the creek in Hanlon Park connecting to the South-East Bikeway.

Stonebrook and GVG are incredibly proud to have achieved EnviroDevelopment certification in the 5 elements of Ecosystems, Energy, Materials, Water and Community.

For more details, visit https://gardnervaughangroup.com.au/stonebrook-stones-corner/

Surrounded by the serene waters of the Nerang River, this development offers 113 meticulously designed apartments, catering to homeowners seeking a balance between simplicity and modern comfort. SIERA and BDA Architects classily integrated biophilic design, sustainability initiatives, and community engagement to create a harmonious living environment for its residents to enjoy a unique and sustainable community.

Throughout the design process, a conscious effort was made to create functional spaces that harmonize with nature and add value to day-to-day living. Evident throughout the complex, this approach is seen through the generous communal areas on the ground floor and on the rooftop which feature lush greenery, providing residents with a serene oasis amidst the urban landscape. This biophilic design not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also contributes to improved air quality and well-being.

Tapestry’s rooftop is poised to be a truly standout feature of the project. Encompassing sustainability and a sense of community, a fruit/herb/vegetable garden has been allocated to a generous portion of the rooftop. Residents can actively participate in cultivating their produce and fostering a sense of community and self-sufficiency. This garden not only provides fresh, organic produce but also serves as a hub for social interaction and shared knowledge about sustainable living. The community actively encourages composting in this space, diverting organic waste from landfills and turning it into nutrient-rich soil for the garden. Composting not only reduces waste but also aligns with Tapestry’s commitment to circular and sustainable practices.

In a further commitment to environmental sustainability, SIERA has incorporated certain technology to the building including solar power solutions to the rooftop, to harness clean energy from the sun, reducing the complex’s reliance on traditional energy sources and contributing to a lower carbon footprint. To enable sustainable transportation, SIERA has provisioned the building with the required EV charging infrastructure, recognising the importance of sustainable transportation. This initiative encourages residents to adopt electric vehicles, further reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting eco-friendly mobility.  In recognition of the changing work landscape, Tapestry offers a generously sized communal office space. This amenity supports remote work and reduces commuting, aligning with the evolving needs of residents in the digital age.

Tapestry embraces the essence of community living on Chevron Island. The development’s features and initiatives create an environment conducive to community engagement. The development actively integrates with the local community on Chevron Island, fostering a sense of belonging. Residents can enjoy the unique offerings of the island while benefiting from the sustainability initiatives within Tapestry.

For more details, visit https://tapestryresidences.com.au/

The site benefits from recent and significant transport infrastructure investment to the Logan Motorway which provides direct access to major transport corridors within 20km of the Brisbane CBD. The 24 new industrial lots are located on a portion of the ~69ha site, of which ~46ha has been rehabilitated and shall be dedicated as Environmental Protection Area, including newly constructed fauna habitat.

Where engineering and authority standards have allowed, recycled products (e.g. pavement gravels, concrete products, topsoil) have been implemented in subdivision construction which represented a significant volume of material being beneficially reused. The same approach will be taken for DAs approved to date for future warehouses, which have been sustainably developed to ensure provision for water and solar energy harvesting as well as soft landscape features with no permanent irrigation requirements.

Built form development by land purchasers within the newly created estate will be governed by Design Guidelines which reflect the objectives of EnviroDevelopment. These enable end users to select design solutions to complement those already integrated into the subdivision, in order to ensure that overall objectives and compliance are achieved.

Comprising 141 premium residences across two architecturally distinctive buildings, The Witton achieved 6-Leaf EnviroDevelopment certification from the Urban Development Institute of Australia—demonstrating excellence across all six sustainability pillars: ecosystems, waste, energy, water, materials, and community.

Its most defining sustainability feature is the rehabilitation of more than 1,500sqm of previously degraded land—over 27% of the site—into a thriving native ecological corridor. Mosaic was not only required to preserve this section as part of the acquisition agreement with Scouts Queensland, but chose to elevate it into a lasting environmental contribution.

Delivering this complex regeneration during live construction presented significant challenges. With excavation, deliveries, and vertical build works underway, Mosaic staged the ecological works in close coordination with contractors and environmental consultants.

The process involved removing invasive species, introducing drought-tolerant native flora, and installing nesting boxes for microbats, parrots, and possums—restoring ecological function and long-term biodiversity in an urban infill context.

Sustainability was embedded across every layer of design and delivery. These features include:

• Australia’s first carbon-neutral concrete (Holcim ECOPact), low-VOC materials
• Over 20% recycled content in aluminium and glass.
• A 226-panel, 99kW rooftop solar system—the largest of its kind in Brisbane’s inner west— while EV chargers, a shared Tesla, and 12 e-bikes reduce transport emissions.
• The building envelope was designed for long-term performance, including high-performance double glazing to enhance thermal efficiency and acoustic comfort.
• An external structural skeleton enables deep eaves for passive shading and eliminates transfer slabs, reducing embodied carbon and improving buildability.
• Over 90% of construction waste was diverted from landfill via a comprehensive on-site management system. Water-saving measures such as stormwater harvesting, drip irrigation, and high-efficiency fixtures further reduce consumption.

Sustainability also extends to operations and community. Residents received education packs at handover, rooftop gardens promote connected living, and long-term in-house building management ensures performance is maintained.

The Witton demonstrates how ecological restoration, thoughtful design, and disciplined delivery can create places that are not only commercially successful but environmentally regenerative and socially valuable.

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

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 is now finalised and has welcomed first residents from April 2025. No expense has been spared to create a collection of homes that are as beautiful as they are comfortable and sustainable.

For more details, visit https://mosaicproperty.com.au/buying/the-prescott/ 

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 use of forward-thinking and eco-conscious technologies, coupled with inspired landscaping and architectural sustainable design, offers a townhome project with longevity in mind.

Spacious townhomes integrate the latest ecodesign building practices for smarter, more comfortable living. Lush, private patios and courtyards offer even more room to move.

Leafy avenues and landscaped shared spaces create a place for community and active living, with edible gardens making seasonal herbs and fruit freely available.

Every element of design is harmoniously entwined with nature. Experience vibrant community living, sustainably designed for the future.

Fruit straight from the tree, cars powered by electricity, a home charged by the sun and honey fresh from the hive.

Luxurious by nature. Sustainable by design.

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/