The Oscar

Fronting 204 Alice Street directly opposite the lush expanse of the City Botanic Gardens, The Oscar marks an architectural landmark of remarkable scale for the Brisbane CBD. Designed by celebrated firm DBI Architects and delivered by Meriton, Australia’s largest residential builder with a sixty-year track record, the development introduces two sculptural towers ascending 78 and 73 storeys. Reaching 269 metres toward Brisbane’s skyline limit, the towers are distinguished by curved architectural glass and an illuminated golden vertical spine that commands attention across the metropolitan basin.

Inside, expansive single-level floorplans capitalise on front-row positions above the botanical canopy and sweeping reaches of the Brisbane River toward the Kangaroo Point cliffs. Floor-to-ceiling acoustic glass frames permanent, protected vistas of the subtropical parkland below while filtering natural sunlight throughout generous open-plan living and dining areas. Wide private balconies extend the interior footprint outdoors, providing calm open-air vantage points that remain protected against the elements.

Interior palettes present three curated designer schemes defined by premium stone and meticulous craftsmanship. Central entertainer kitchens showcase Caesarstone and Cosentino Silestone benchtops, fluted glass overhead joinery, and a full suite of integrated FRANKE gas cooking appliances. Bathrooms feature floor-to-ceiling ceramic and onyx-inspired porcelain tiles, frameless glass walk-in showers, freestanding baths, and wall-hung mirrored cabinetry with integrated ambient LED lighting.

Residents enjoy access to an expansive dual-level private leisure and wellness sanctuary. An elevated landscaped podium includes a 20-metre heated outdoor swimming pool, spa, children’s splash pool, and shaded barbecue pavilions. A dedicated indoor wellness pavilion features a heated lap pool, cedar sauna, spa, and fully equipped gymnasium. At ground level, a boutique retail and dining colonnade activates Alice Street, placing Queen’s Wharf, the Albert Street underground station, and the Riverside ferry network within easy walking distance.