A landscape vision grounded in the unique coastal context, 23 Margaret Avenue sets a new standard for sophisticated hotel living.

This environment responds effortlessly to Broadbeach’s microclimate, harnessing prevailing breezes, orchestrating shade, and maximising sunlight to foster year-round comfort and resilience.

Careful attention to site dynamics shapes every detail – wind movements, sunlight, and shade are all woven into the landscape’s fabric. The result is an inviting ground plane and layered gardens that feel both robust and refined, echoing the rhythms of the surrounding coastal environment.

The design embrace the site’s climate, harnessing wind, sun, and shade to elevate outdoor experiences. The planting palette features resilient native species for structure, complemented by sculptural exotics that enrich the amenity. Strategic landscape interfaces include a tapestry of coastal heath planting that defines the eastern edge, while hinterland-inspired greenery provides privacy and connection on the western boundary.

Technical detail meets biophilic ambition, with green spaces inspired by Buildings that Breathe – delivering an environment where community and nature thrive together.