ARKLIFE CORDELIA

Brisbane, Queensland.

The landscaping at Arklife Cordelia has been designed to soften the urban environment while creating a strong connection between residents and the lifestyle of inner-city Brisbane.

Elevated garden spaces, rooftop greenery and landscaped communal areas bring a sense of retreat to the heart of South Brisbane, complementing the project’s modern architecture and luxury amenities.

The rooftop entertaining areas combine lush planting with open spaces for dining, relaxation and recreation, while the integration of greenery throughout the development helps create a more liveable and community-focused environment.

The landscape design plays a major role in balancing the density of the 29-storey build-to-rent development with a relaxed subtropical feel that reflects Brisbane’s outdoor lifestyle.

Indoor garden with tropical plants and greenery inside a modern building with large windows and cityscape view.
Indoor area with various potted plants and greenery, large windows showing high-rise buildings outside, modern decor, and seating arrangements.
Indoor area with lush green plants, a white outdoor chair, and a brown trash can. There are large windows and a balcony with more plants above. The ceiling has recessed lighting.
Indoor area with lush green plants on the left and a white wall with hanging vines on the right, featuring a glass door and windows in the background.
Indoor balcony with potted plants, surrounded by glass walls, overlooking a cityscape with tall buildings under a blue sky with clouds.
An outdoor balcony or terrace area in an urban setting, featuring potted plants, a concrete floor, and a glass railing. Tall buildings are visible in the background under a clear blue sky, with sunlight casting shadows on the ground.