2023年3月10日

很抱歉，此功能目前不可用。我们正在努力恢复它。请稍后再试。布里斯班市将有一个新的十字路口，一个新的垂直村庄和一个新的公共空间，与120年来的第一个新火车站相连。随着十字河铁路的阿尔伯特街地铁站将于2027年开放，预计城市的中心将从皇后街购物中心转移。艺术家对布里斯班阿尔伯特街十字河铁路对面的商业大楼的印象。在这里，每个工作日都会有6.7万人乘坐自动扶梯往返繁忙的月台，并前往新的亚厘毕街街景。地下隧道和铁路由名为“十字河铁路运输管理局”(Cross River Rail Delivery Authority)的公司财团完成，而地上的开发则由昆士兰州政府的投资顾问昆士兰投资公司(Queensland Investment Corporation)负责。QIC上周五宣布了地面投资的第一部分:位于阿尔伯特街和玛丽街的一座具有热带风情、价值7.5亿美元的40层商业办公大楼。Loading CRDA首席执行官格雷姆·牛顿说，这座办公大楼预计将标志着布里斯班新CBD的中心。 “Albert Street will be the centre point of the city. It will be the crossroads of the city,” Newton said. “It will become the new Central Station. Mary and Albert streets geographically will be in the centre. Advertisement “This is where people will gather. It will be a meeting place. People will say, ‘I’ll meet you at Albert Street station’.” Newton said the decision by the QIC to prioritise Albert Street made commercial sense. “It is probably the most attractive site [for investors],” he said. “It’s in the middle of the CBD, you have a railway station directly opposite, and it’s a prime location.” QIC’s Cross River Rail precincts director Chris Brown said Brisbane “deserved” a city-shaping design on the location. “The location of the site within the Cross River Rail Priority Development Area and opposite the Albert Street Station creates the opportunity to provide a truly integrated precinct,” Brown said. Brisbane’s emerging new Albert Street precinct. “101 Albert Street will also be a connector to future developments, including Queen’s Wharf Brisbane, and complements the Albert Street green spine envisioned by Brisbane City Council.” Viewed from the Albert Street Cross River Rail Station it would appear as a subtropical vertical garden, he said. “We’ve also integrated the tropical foliage theme throughout the remainder of the development, including an expansive rooftop area that allows occupants to enjoy outdoor spaces, including a surrounding rooftop garden.” Albert Street Cross River Rail Station is the first Brisbane CBD train station built in more than 120 years. How it was: View of Albert Street in 1876 looking westwards towards Spring Hill. Credit:John Oxley Library QIC’s proposed vertical village would be mainly new-generation, flexible commercial office space, while including mixed retail with eateries, bars and restaurants. Thirty-one of the 40 storeys were proposed for office use, designed to suit a range of tenants in “new and emerging ways of working”, Brown said. The building would host 250 bicycle parking spaces and “end of trip” cycling facilities. The development application has been lodged with the Queensland government’s Economic Development Queensland, part of the Department of State Development. Subject to approvals, the Albert Street precinct was expected to be completed by late 2027. Save