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Airlie Beach's architectural landscape and demographics are changing, local builders say. The photo is a rendering of the completed luxury housing Ancora.
Beyond Noosa, Airlie Beach will be in the spotlight when it comes to luxury real estate.
Airlie Beach's architectural landscape and demographics are changing, local builders say, with a booming construction industry receiving plans for far more luxurious homes than the area was used to seeing. It is said that there is.
This change in home design coincides with the area's increased popularity since the pandemic.
Ancora is located within Airlie Summit, a boutique 87-lot subdivision development perched on an elevated platform overlooking the Coral Sea.
Abel Morris, owner of Morris Constructions QLD, who has been building in Airlie Beach for 20 years, said he had noticed a change in the style of homes being built in the area.
“Builders from the Sunshine Coast to the Gold Coast and beyond have been building luxury architectural masterpieces for years, and we’re thrilled to finally have the opportunity to do so,” Mr Morris said.
Morris said Airlie Beach is a new hotspot for people looking for a quiet haven and a slower lifestyle.
“People used to head to Noosa, but prices have gone up and it's much busier than it used to be,” Mr Morris said.
“What I gather from our clients is that Airlie is noted not only as a tropical paradise, but also as the pinnacle of modern, relaxed luxury living.”
Abel Morris, owner of Morris Constructions QLD, said Ancora was a landmark project.
Mr Morris has been commissioned to build a house with a new architectural design known as 'Ancora', which Mr Morris describes as a groundbreaking project. ”
“It boasts an abundance of natural light, an open floor plan and 270-degree views across the Coral Sea to the Whitsunday Islands,” he said.
“It features high clerestory glass ceilings, concrete floors and large windows that showcase the meticulously selected living spaces.
“It's truly a masterpiece of architecture.”
Ancora offers an abundance of natural light, open floor plans, and 270-degree views from the Coral Sea to the Whitsunday Islands.
Ancora is located within Airlie Summit, a boutique 87-lot subdivision development perched on an elevated platform overlooking the Coral Sea.
Sitting 200 meters above sea level and occupying the highest remaining parcel of land in Airlie Beach, Airlie Summit provides a canvas for stunning architectural design.
“There's not a lot of land left in Airy, especially with the kind of great views that every block at Airy Summit offers,” Morris said.
“I think Airlie Summit is primarily responsible for sparking this architectural and demographic shift that we're seeing. When you set in a landscape like this, the possibilities are truly endless.”
Ancora has high ceilings with clerestory glass, concrete floors, and large windows.
Greg Tupikov, general manager of south-east Queensland firm Alder Developments, which has backed more than $60 million in developments, said architects were using aspects of the block from the first Lookout release to create other projects. He said he is creating a one-of-a-kind architectural design.
“The size and shape of each block has been carefully considered to take full advantage of its natural characteristics, and each block offers extensive island, bay and sea views,” Tupikov said. Ta.
“The design of the Ancora-like homes blends with the surrounding environment and Whitsunday sea views, creating a deliberate balance of scale and transparency, with intimate gestures harmonized throughout.”
Ancora is the first home to receive design approval in the latest phase.
“This is a great example of how aspects of Airy Summit here influence architectural design.
“This is the epitome of a will to live, and I can’t wait to see what else comes from this.”
