黄金海岸 |猎户座塔| 328米 | 103 层 | 240米| 75 层 |规划

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he proposed $1.2 billion Orion Towers would reach up 328.1 m and is planned for a Surfers Paradise Boulevard site between Enderley and Markwell avenues.

Put forward by Melbourne-based developer Orion International Group, the two-supertower mixed-use project would feature two skyscrapers, of 103 and 76-storeys respectively and contain 1127 units.

Its top level would beat out the peak of the iconic Q1’s spire by around six metres and would be taller than the under-construction 89-level, $1.2 billion Spirit tower on the former Iluka site in central Surfers Paradise.

It would also beat out Victoria’s 100-storey Australia 108 tower which is under construction, as well as the same state’s proposed 90-storey, 323m One Queensbridge development.

According to documents filed with the council, Orion’s features will include:

• A 680sq m full-floor penthouse on level 100 with ground floor concierge and private lift,

• A “signature” restaurant on level 101

• A 165-room, five-star hotel.

• A dedicated bike ramp into the carpark, with space for 600 bikes.

• A five-level, mixed-use podium including ground floor retail designed around a sculptural ‘urban canyon’.

• A “lush” garden deck and recreation area with five pools, including an indoor pool, an eastern pool to catch morning sun and a western pool for afternoon bathing.

• Twin indoor and outdoor residents’ lounges on level 49 of both towers.

• A private club on level 74 of the smaller tower for owners of the penthouse and sub-penthouses.

• Australia’s highest observation restaurant on level 101 of the tallest tower, offering 360-degree views.