Introducing Chalk - 203 Surf Parade, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217, the newest high-rise apartment development in one of Australia's most iconic beachside suburbs. This stunning new building is set to become a landmark on the Gold Coast skyline and offers residents an unparalleled lifestyle experience. Chalk has been designed by Raunik Design.

The building features a striking contemporary design that seamlessly blends with its surroundings while offering breathtaking views of the ocean and hinterland. The apartments at Chalk are spacious and luxurious, with high-end finishes throughout. Each unit has been thoughtfully designed to maximize natural light and ventilation while providing residents with privacy and comfort. As you step inside your new home at Chalk, you'll be greeted by an open-plan living area that flows seamlessly onto your private balcony.

When it comes to amenities, Chalk has it all.

Residents will enjoy access to a range of facilities including:

<ul>
	<li>A rooftop pool</li>
	<li>A fully equipped gym</li>
	<li>BBQ areas</li>
	<li>Private dining rooms</li>
</ul>

Whether you're looking for relaxation or entertainment options, there's something for everyone at Chalk. Located in Surfers Paradise - one of Australia's most popular tourist destinations - this development is perfectly positioned for those who want to live close to all the action. With world-class restaurants, shopping centers and entertainment venues right on your doorstep, there's never a dull moment when living at Chalk.

<h3>Summary</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Demolition of 4 existing residences</li>
	<li>Construction of a 21 storey residential tower with 71 apartments</li>
	<li>Communal recreational facilities including swimming pool, gymnasium, function space, lounge areas, barbecue area &amp; outdoor dining area</li>
	<li>3 levels of basement car parking for 95 vehicles &amp; 32 bicycles</li>
	<li>Associated landscaping.</li>
</ul>

Introducing Chalk - 203 Surf Parade, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217, the newest high-rise apartment development in one of Australia's most iconic beachside suburbs. This stunning new building is set to become a landmark on the Gold Coast skyline and offers residents an unparalleled lifestyle experience. Chalk has been designed by Raunik Design.

The building features a striking contemporary design that seamlessly blends with its surroundings while offering breathtaking views of the ocean and hinterland. The apartments at Chalk are spacious and luxurious, with high-end finishes throughout. Each unit has been thoughtfully designed to maximize natural light and ventilation while providing residents with privacy and comfort. As you step inside your new home at Chalk, you'll be greeted by an open-plan living area that flows seamlessly onto your private balcony.

When it comes to amenities, Chalk has it all.

Residents will enjoy access to a range of facilities including:

<ul><li>A rooftop pool</li>
	<li>A fully equipped gym</li>
	<li>BBQ areas</li>
	<li>Private dining rooms</li>
</ul>Whether you're looking for relaxation or entertainment options, there's something for everyone at Chalk. Located in Surfers Paradise - one of Australia's most popular tourist destinations - this development is perfectly positioned for those who want to live close to all the action. With world-class restaurants, shopping centers and entertainment venues right on your doorstep, there's never a dull moment when living at Chalk.

<h3>Summary</h3>

<ul><li>Demolition of 4 existing residences</li>
	<li>Construction of a 21 storey residential tower with 71 apartments</li>
	<li>Communal recreational facilities including swimming pool, gymnasium, function space, lounge areas, barbecue area &amp; outdoor dining area</li>
	<li>3 levels of basement car parking for 95 vehicles &amp; 32 bicycles</li>
	<li>Associated landscaping.</li>
</ul>

Chalk - 203 Surf Parade, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217

Periscope - 1265 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

38 Australia Avenue, Broadbeach

202 Marine Parade will deliver a boutique residential offering to Coolangatta, with just four apartments planned for the 11-storey tower.&nbsp;

Each apartment will offer four-bedrooms, along with expansive views to the nearby beach, as well as Snapper Rocks, Rainbow Bay and the Gold Coast skyline, as well as vistas to the Tweed coastline and Hinterland.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The apartments themselves boast a contemporary and sophisticated design, incorporating elements inspired by the natural context of the area. With bi-folding doors that expand the living spaces onto the balconies and courtyards, residents can effortlessly blend indoor and outdoor living while making the most of the scenic views and solar orientation.

Key features:

<ul>
	<li>Designed by Raunik Design</li>
	<li>Four two-level apartments</li>
	<li>Communal rooftop open space, including a pool</li>
	<li>Car and bike parking</li>
</ul>

202 Marine Parade will deliver a boutique residential offering to Coolangatta, with just four apartments planned for the 11-storey tower. 

Each apartment will offer four-bedrooms, along with expansive views to the nearby beach, as well as Snapper Rocks, Rainbow Bay and the Gold Coast skyline, as well as vistas to the Tweed coastline and Hinterland.  

The apartments themselves boast a contemporary and sophisticated design, incorporating elements inspired by the natural context of the area. With bi-folding doors that expand the living spaces onto the balconies and courtyards, residents can effortlessly blend indoor and outdoor living while making the most of the scenic views and solar orientation.

Key features:

<ul><li>Designed by Raunik Design</li>
	<li>Four two-level apartments</li>
	<li>Communal rooftop open space, including a pool</li>
	<li>Car and bike parking</li>
</ul>

202 Marine Parade, Coolangatta

131 Old Burleigh Road, Broadbeach

Saltwater - 1199 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Swan on Chevron - 18-20 Mawarra Street, Chevron Island

235-237 Stanhill Drive, Surfers Paradise

Marine Parade is one of the most sought-after strips in the Southern Gold Coast.

In recent years there has been the quicktime sell-out of Spyre Group's Cala Dei Residences, the 12-level project replacing the well known Komune Resort, and Joe Adsett's luxury Rockpool Rainbow Bay development.

Now there's set to be a new collection of high-end apartments at 202 Marine Parade, toward the tip of the street near Snapper Rocks and behind Rainbow Bay Surf Club.

Zone Planning Group lodged the plans on behalf of Pacific View, the developer behind Bilinga's luxury apartment project Navini.

The project will have just four apartments across an 11-level building designed by Raunik Design Group Architects.

<img alt="Render of the proposed Coolangatta development at 202 Marine Parade" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="7b251311-e437-4bda-80d0-abac56113371" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/Screenshot%202023-05-12%20at%2012.08.41%20pm.png?VersionId=6KtGUlKi5rxmEi9jelM1l8ZIkjtNl6t2" />Render of the proposed Coolangatta development at 202 Marine Parade. Credit: Raunik Design

Each unit will span two levels and feature large voids which create open plan living spaces and allow for maximum natural light. The apartments have been orientated to maximise the unobstructed views, which are on offer from every level given Marine Parade's prime ocean-facing status.

Crowning the development is a communal rooftop with a pool, barbecue area, outdoor dining space, a lounge area, as well as an observation deck that will take in the expansive surrounding views to Snapper Rocks, Rainbow Bay and the Gold Coast skyline, as well as vistas to the Tweed coastline and Hinterland.&nbsp;

<img alt="Render of the proposed Coolangatta development at 202 Marine Parade" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="d9f04687-0830-4dfa-bac3-6ca5dea1c3b7" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/Screenshot%202023-05-12%20at%2012.11.04%20pm.png?VersionId=cMiDFiVCLeSoTM0UikyHlcMGZnTYaGHU" />Render of the proposed Coolangatta development at 202 Marine Parade. Credit:&nbsp;Raunik Design

The rectangular-shaped lot, covering a total site area of 422 sqm, currently houses the Pacific View apartments, an older-style building that is home to six units.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/construction-commences-at-joe-adsetts-rockpool-rainbow-bay">Construction commences at Joe Adsett's Rockpool Rainbow Bay</a>

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/hutchinson-builders-to-deliver-spyre-groups-coolangatta-apartment-project-cala-dei">Hutchinson Builders to deliver Spyre Group’s Coolangatta apartment project, Cala Dei</a>

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Zone Planning Group lodged the plans on behalf of Pacific View, the developer behind Bilinga's luxury apartment project Navini

alisonwarters@gmail.com

First look: Two-level apartments to hit Coolangatta's Marine Parade

After a quiet spell following the post-COVID boom, Palm Beach is starting to fire up once again.

The latest plans have come from local Brent Freeman, who is planning a 23-apartment project at 1199 Gold Coast Highway.

The development has been duubed Saltwater, due to its proximity to the beach - less than 100 metres from the sand. There will be 13 two-bed apartments and 10 three-beds across the nine-level building, which Raunik Design created to embrace subtropical coastal design that is reflective of the surrounding Palm Beach area.

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There will be a pool, gym, and spa, as well as a yoga room, on the first level.

The town planning report by UPS suggested the proposal will facilitate an increase in residential density that rejuvenates the site in an appropriate urban environment benefitted by ease of access to a range of community and social infrastructure and the nearby Palm Beach District Centre.

GV Property Group put together the 817 sqm site on the corner of Gold Coast Highway and Thirteenth Avenue, amalgamating three lots.

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Palm Beach was one of the most in demand pockets in the Gold Coast when COVID hit. But those projects that were in market around the time were quickly snapped up, and there's been little stock in the last 12 months.

There's been a few developments submitted, the most recent by the luxury home builders turned multi-residential apartment developers GRAYA.

They've submitted plans for Ripple,&nbsp;a boutique nine-level project of just 19 apartments dubbed Ripple, on a prime site at 2 Palm Beach Avenue. It's their first project on the Gold Coast.

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Earlier this year the international property developer Changfa lodged plans for a 21-level tower at 1134 Gold Coast Highway, just up the road from Saltwater.

The building, designed by Plus Architecture, will have 113 apartments, a mix of one, two and three-bedroom units.&nbsp;

Also on the Highway is Paul Spina's next project,&nbsp;41 apartments on a 1,237 sqm site at 1409-1411 Gold Coast Highway - between 23rd Avenue and 25th Avenue.

Recently Rob Steer's Steer Developments launched his first Palm Beach development, COTE Palm Beach.

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The $45&nbsp;million project at 3 Thirteenth Ave, on the corner of&nbsp;Thirteenth Ave and the dress circle Jefferson Lane, will see&nbsp;17 half-floor apartments built, each with&nbsp;three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two parking spaces.

Also recently launched is Seaclusion, a more affordable offering of 40 apartments which have been snapped up by local owner-occupiers.

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Seaclusion, located at 4 Twenty First Avenue, will rise on a 1,200 sqm site that has been held by the Dorr family for three generations. It's already 60 per cent sold.

Palm Beach was one of the most in demand pockets in the Gold Coast when COVID hit

Joel Robinson

Palm Beach apartment pipeline continues to grow after COVID boom

Low-rise apartments continue their descent on the popular Albatross Avenue, with Mermaid Beach maintaining its place as a hotspot for developers.&nbsp;

The new plans come from Burleigh Heads-based developers, Highlife Homes, headed by James George, who founded the company, steadily progressing from renovating new homes, to luxury homes and duplexes and then to townhouse developments.

<img alt="Render of the 68 Albatross Ave project" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="fa345470-e8bb-4b85-a7ba-ee23682e345d" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/Screen%20Shot%202022-09-14%20at%209.25.06%20pm.png?VersionId=oiL3TWHnwrymSm_SmXmjC1Qvb7PLuwsU" />Render of the proposed Albatross Avenue development. Credit:&nbsp;Raunik

The group has lodged plans for an 809 sqm site at 68 Albatross Ave, with plans for a four-storey, eight-apartment project, offering a mix of three-bedroom residences, designed by architects, Raunik Design Group.

Taking inspiration from its coastal location, the building incorporates materials, colours and textures prevalent to the beachside locality, including light-toned timber look features, timber soffits, feature stone cladding, glazed balustrades and landscaped planters which soften and juxtapose the concrete render.&nbsp;

The development also seeks to provide a higher-end product, in a bid to allow local residents to “age in place” within the local community as they downsize from traditionally larger family homes to a more compact, lower-maintenance dwelling typology, without necessitating moving out of the Mermaid Beach locale.&nbsp;

<img alt="Render of the proposed Albatross Avenue development. Credit: Raunik" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="6919ffd3-9811-45d9-8a7a-ad76203ac2c7" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/Screen%20Shot%202022-09-14%20at%209.25.20%20pm.png?VersionId=2vjPWdGOioIq7tCDZrELB0ci4I.1aZ4V" />Render of the proposed Albatross Avenue development. Credit:&nbsp;Raunik

Each floor will house two apartments, with the homes adopting an open plan layout, with the living, dining and kitchen adjoining to generously-sized terraces and balconies, oriented toward the east.&nbsp;

Crowning the building will be a rooftop terrace, for the use of the penthouse residents.

Designed for outdoor entertaining, the space is equipped with a barbecue area, as well as a dining space with a lightweight pergola, outdoor seating, a spa and a plunge pool.&nbsp;

Highlife’s project will join a string of projects taking up a spot in the coveted Gold Coast pocket.&nbsp;

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Just down the road, Hutchinson Builders recently started work on the Niecon project, Ventura Residences, which will deliver 45 apartments come mid-2023.&nbsp;

The Ventura Road development, just 250 metres from the Mermaid Beach sand, has been a hit with owner-occupiers, who have snapped up all of the two-bedroom apartments on offer, with a handful of three and four-bedroom north-facing apartments, which feature city skyline and ocean views, as well as two exclusive villas still remaining.&nbsp;

Hutchies are also behind the $200 million Hirsch &amp; Faigen project, Yves, with the development a rare high-rise offering in the area.&nbsp;

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The three-tower development at 7-9 Mermaid Avenue has been designed by the renowned architecture firm Rothelowman, delivering 145 luxury residences, with a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, in addition to the premium offerings of two four-bedroom, half-floor sub-penthouses and a single full-floor penthouse.

More than half of the apartments in Yves were snapped up in the first two months of marketing, unsurprisingly with locals dominating the purchasing, with select two, three and four-bedroom apartments remaining.&nbsp;

The group has lodged plans for an 809 sqm site at 68 Albatross Ave, with plans for a four-storey, eight-apartment project, offering a mix of three-bedroom residences, designed by Raunik Design Group Architects.



The Mermaid Beach apartment wave continues, with new development plans lodged for Albatross Avenue

Has the demand for huge apartments weakened on the Gold Coast?

The latest development application by the national development firm Gallery Group suggests so.

They took their Chalk, Surf Parade apartment development to the market earlier this year, offering huge apartments starting at nearly 250 sqm. There were 99 apartments being offered in the 35-level&nbsp;tower.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/chalk-203-surf-parade-surfers-paradise-qld-4217"><img alt="" height="1190" src="https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/pictures/article-images/screen_shot_2022-06-14_at_11.35.22_am.png" width="1176" /></a> 
The new designs by Raunik Design. Image credit: Raunik Design

But now new plans has seen Gallery Group change the mix, and lob off 15 levels to the Surfers Paradise project. Raunik Design has made the amends to the tower, which will now be just 20 levels, and offer 71 apartments, a mix of two and three-bedroom product.

And that is now weighted heavily toward the two-bedroom apartments. There will now be 65 two-bedders and just six three-bedroom apartments, which will be spread across the top two levels.

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The move to greater space in apartments has been one of the by-products of the global pandemic, driven by a rise in owner-occupiers flocking to the Gold Coast&rsquo;s best locations as the working-from-home movement continues.

There&#39;s still residential amenity in the shape of a swimming pool and gym on level two, as well as a rooftop with barbecues and alfresco areas.

Back in March when the old plans for Chalk were given the green light by the Gold Coast City Council, Gallery Group Chief Executive Adam Barclay said the apartments needed to reach beyond the current offerings in the Gold Coast market, focussing&nbsp;on creating larger apartments with well-designed internal layouts connecting seamlessly to spacious outdoor areas.

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&ldquo;The result is a building that achieves new heights in terms of internal finishes, maximising view corridors and providing high quality recreational space in different parts of the building,&rdquo; he said.

Gallery Group has&nbsp;offices in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and the Gold Coast and has&nbsp;sold over 2000 residences since their inception in 2011, with $1.7 billion in works already completed.

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The plans for Chalk have been reworked and finessed across the planning period, with a 21-level, 71 apartment tower now proposed.

Gallery Group drop size and scale of Chalk, Surfers Paradise apartments

The busy Broadbeach market is expecting a new residential apartment tower targeted at the high end owner-occupier.

A company linked with local estate agent, Ali Mian, has submitted plans to the Gold Coast City Council for a 21 level tower with just 27 three and four-bedroom apartments.

Raunik Design handled the architecture of the tower at&nbsp;38 Australia Avenue.

There will be 20 three-bedroom apartments, from levels two to 12, and then a recreation level which will feature a swimming pool, day beds, a barbecue area, dining and seating spaces, as well as a kids play room, a board room and a gym.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/38-australia-avenue-broadbeach-qld-4218">To track the project through to its availability, enquire here.</a>

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Above the recreation level to the top of the building is where the four bedroom apartments will live, topping out with a two level penthouse at level 21.

The penthouse covers 267 sqm, with the two living areas and three bedrooms on the lower level. Upstairs, the master suite includes a walk in wardrobe and ensuite, as well as a second kitchen, living and dining area. Stepping onto the balcony, the 116 sqm space comes with a private pool, an outdoor kitchen, as well as a barbecue and pizza oven.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/38-australia-avenue-broadbeach-qld-4218">To track the project through to its availability, enquire here.</a>

The developer joins a host of interstate property groups currently sweeping up sites on Broadbeach as they look to take advantage of rising demand for new apartments and a looming under-supply of stock.

Developers have also been buoyed by state government forecasts that suggest the Gold Coast could now attract up to 15,000 people per annum.

A company linked with local estate agent, Ali Mian, has submitted plans to the Gold Coast City Council for a 21 level tower with just 27 three and four-bedroom apartments

Busy Broadbeach set for another owner-occupier apartment tower

Despite offering developer unlimited height restrictions, some developers in the Gold Coast suburb of Broadbeach are opting for more boutique projects, as the demand for bigger apartments at higher price points continues to heighten.

The newest plans will see a boutique block of just&nbsp;10 full floor apartments built, one of which, the penthouse, which will span two levels.

Despite the unlimited heigh limit at&nbsp;131 Old Burleigh Road, the local Dovrat family have opted for a more boutique tower, following in the footsteps of the likes of Little Projects Co. and Marquee Developments.

The Old Burleigh Road apartments will have 288 sqm of internal living area, with a further 58 sqm of balconies, including an east-facing 43 sqm balcony off the open plan living, kitchen and dining area. Each of the three bedrooms will have a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite. There will also be a multipurpose room.

The whole floor apartments run to level 12, where the two-level penthouse starts. That will have a private rooftop terrace with its own wet edge swimming pool, dining area, outdoor kitchen, lounge area, and a sauna.

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The plans for 131 Old Burleigh Road. Image credit: Raunik Design

The resident amenity will be across levels one and two and will include an entry lobby, a swimming pool, a private dining space with kitchen, and a gym.

The town planning report by Planit Consulting stated the proposal by Raunik Design&nbsp;is of high architectural quality, expressing a luxurious and contemporary design through bold horizontal elements that complements the coastal character of the local area.

&quot;The façade is comprised of naturally forming elements such as glass and concrete and incorporates black aluminium frames and horizontal battens. The elegant concrete façade wraps around each floor floated by tinted glass allowing for natural light in addition to shading and privacy and unobstructed views in every direction.

&quot;The use of glass on the ground and mezzanine level activates the streetscape creating visual interest on a pedestrian scale. The built form presents low site coverage and substantial setbacks at the first two levels to create a legible entry and contribute positively to the streetscape.

Given its proximity to Surfers Paradise, traditionally Broadbeach has been a magnet for high density apartment towers, some with hundreds of apartments. But that&#39;s left a gap in the market for the downsizer or owner-occupier, who ranks space over location.

One of the next boutique projects to launch is Aperture,&nbsp;just 29 full floor apartments at 20 Mary Avenue. That&#39;s&nbsp;being developed by Little Projects&nbsp;Co, who recently sold out their $200 million Signature Broadbeach tower nearby.

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The plans for Aperture&nbsp;at 20 Mary Avenue. Image credit: Elenberg Fraser

They&#39;ve had&nbsp;the award-winning architect&nbsp;Elenberg Fraser design the building.

To find out more about that project, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/little-projects-set-for-boutique-broadbeach-apartment-tower-aperture-aimed-at-the-luxury-owner-occupier">click here</a>.

The Brisbane-based Marquee Developments recently lodged plans for a 20-level tower of just 22 apartments at 17 Federation Avenue.

Hayes Anderson Lynch&nbsp;Architects have drawn up the plans for the 62 metre building which willl have&nbsp;six two-bedroom apartments, six three-bedroom apartments and 10-four bedders. It will also be crowned by a two-level penthouse.

To find out more about that project, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/broadbeach-set-for-luxury-apartment-tower">click here</a>.

Despite the unlimited heigh limit at 131 Old Burleigh Road, the local Dovrat family have opted for a more boutique tower, aimed at the owner-occupier or downsizer

Broadbeach developers pivoting to owner-occupier apartments as Old Burleigh Road tower plans are lodged

The national property&nbsp;developer Gallery Group are the latest to submit plans for a residential apartment tower on the Gold Coast.

They&#39;ve submitted plans for their recently acquired site at 203-211 Surf Parade for a 35-level, 102-apartment tower dubbed Chalk.

Gallery are targeting the owner-occupier, with no one-bedroom apartments. There will be 17 two-bedroom apartments, which start in size from 105 sqm, and 85 three-bedroom apartments.

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Levels six to 19 will have four apartments per floor, one-two-bedroom apartments and three three-bedroom apartments. The three-bedder will each have two sitting areas and a king-sized mater suite, complete with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite.

Those three-bedders start at 178 sqm.

From there levels 20 to 30 will have just three three-bedroom apartments, no smaller than 209 sqm. The biggest is over 254 sqm.

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The skyhomes crown the development, across levels 31 to 34, each with three bedrooms, a study and a media room.

The northern penthouse is over 385 sqm and also has its own cellar. The king even has its own walk in shoe storage room

Raunik Design has drawn up the plans to feature a recreation level on level four, complete with a gym with sauna, pool and spa and pool deck.&nbsp;The landscaped gardens by FORM feature barbecue and dining areas. There are two apartments on that level, one with its own plunge pool.

There&#39;s a level 35 roof terrace with indoor and outdoor seating and dining, a communal kitchen, a boardroom or private dining area and a shared office space with a breakout area.

The entry lobby will home a cafe, surfboard racks, dog wash and water feature.

In the design intent, Raunik say the tower is inspired by art deco fused with a contemporary feel.&nbsp;

&quot;Precise geometric shapes integrated with simplistic design elements achieve timeless results&quot;, it reads.

&quot;Naturally formed materials such as concrete, glass and stone are intertwined carefully with earthy tones to create a grounded atmosphere both in and around the building.&quot;

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They've submitted plans for their recently acquired site at 203-211 Surf Parade for a 35-level, 102-apartment tower dubbed Chalk

Gallery Group lodge plans for Surfers Paradise apartment development, Chalk

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Each tower boasts a rooftop recreational level with BBQ and seating area, perfect for private resident parties or intimate yoga or meditation sessions. Level 1 (Ground) includes a world-class restaurant and dining precinct, high-end retail offering with a health and well-being focus.  
Take your cosmopolitan lifestyle to the next level at Elegance with these offerings of state of the art amenities and residential facilities.

Elegance has been carefully positioned according to the latest feng shui principals and each apartment boasts exceptional views. Recreational Level 4 includes theatre/karaoke room, gymnasium, swimming pool and outdoor deck area, tennis court, meditation and zen garden retreat area, pilates room and world class yoga facilities.

Located in the heart of Queensland’s glorious Gold Coast, Broadbeach is the premier event, entertainment and holiday destination. The best of the Gold Coast’s beaches, bustling cafés, restaurants, boutiques and bars are just moments away. This premier precinct is renowned for a lifestyle that transcends all expectations of a coastal suburb. 

Framed by world-class beaches and a stunning network of canals and waterways. Just metres away, the stunning coastline offers golden sand, crystal clear water and reliable swells for surfers. There is plenty of room on the spacious beaches to soak up the sun and relax. 
 

 
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