Pacific One prioritises health and wellbeing in its design

HEALTH and wellbeing have been the driving forces behind the design of luxury development tower Pacific One, which will launch this Easter weekend. The Broadbeach project is the first on the Gold Coast for Melbourne-based developer Central Equity, who together with Brisbane-based architectural company Marchese Partners, has attempted to set a new standard in contemporary, luxury design.

Company co-founder and chairman Eddie Kutner said the key to the business’ success was that it was constantly evolving.

“We understand discerning, contemporary markets and respond with designs that meet their needs,” he said.

He said as health and wellness, technology, and sophisticated design aesthetics had become a priority for buyers, the company had prioritised those elements within Pacific One.

Rising to 54 storeys, the DA-approved, beachside tower will have a mix of one, two- and three-bedroom units, three- and four-bedroom sky homes, and penthouses.

Prices start at $575,000.

All apartments mix air-conditioning systems with natural ventilation, which comes via double-glazed windows and doors that open on to private alfresco balconies.

Complementing the apartments will be 2,000sq m of shared residential facilities, which include a landscaped garden terrace, outdoor cooking and dining area, private dining room, elevated lounge area, two pools with cabanas, a yoga studio and gym.

Smart technology features throughout the development and includes a touchless, secure entry system to residences and communal areas, remote car park security, and phone-activated front door locks and lift control.

The project will open to sales from April 16 with a launch event to be held Easter week in the new display gallery at 8 Frederick St, Surfers Paradise.

Pacific One is being marketed by Ray White Surfers Paradise Group’s projects division..