Rising from one of South Brisbane’s highest points, Pradella’s 16-level residential development, Canvas will comprise 141 apartments.

There will be a combination of one and two-bedroom apartments with prices starting from $346,000 for a one-bedroom residence and $538,000 for a two-bedroom design. Designed by award0-winning architects ML Design, every Canvas residence is designed for indoor and outdoor subtropical living.

Project manager Brett Lentz said it was the outstanding architectural and interior design combined with an unbeatable city-fringe location that made Canvas such a popular choice.

“Having sold more than 50 percent of the stock prior to the development’s official launch recently proves there is a strong market for high quality apartments in the thriving South Brisbane precinct,” he said.

“It is just a short walk to the CBD and is in the heart of Queensland’s premier arts and entertainment precinct of QPAC, the Convention Centre, the State Library, South Bank and an array of restaurants and shops.”

Clever designs and flowing floor plans create a sense of space and comfort, while blade walls give privacy and protection through summer heat and glare, Mr Lentz said.

“By creatively blending materials, textures and spaces, the design team had produced a canvas for buyer to express their own personality, with three unique colour schemes – ink, offering touches of chocolate and charcoal; watercolour, offering touches of green; and chalk, offering neutral tones,” Mr Lentz said.

“The apartments are crafted to reflect the ideal inner urban Queensland lifestyle, from open-plan living to a generous kitchen design with plenty of storage and European appliances.”

Level 11 features an innovative sky garden with sweeping views towards the city, Brisbane River and Mt Coot-tha. There are also viewing platforms, meeting spaces, pool and recreation facilities and lift access.

Mr Lentz said Canvas would deliver on lifestyle, connectivity and convenience. “The building has been designed to make the most of its location on one of South Brisbane’s highest points,” he said.

“All apartments will have generous balconies and living spaces, many with views to the city and surrounds.”