Architecture

Designed to make every day special

Artist’s impression

Orleton embraces a new standard of home. A collection of exceptional residences and pavilions, grounded in its riverfront and parkland setting.

Masterfully designed by Rothelowman, the rotated building form responds directly to the site, capturing views, natural light and prevailing breezes while creating a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.

Orleton continues the next chapter in our West End story. It reflects years spent understanding this location, its rhythm and its community, and our enduring belief in everything that makes it home. There’s simply no place like it.

George Geagea
Executive Director, Traders In Purple

At one with nature

The arrival experience at Orleton is both shaped and defined by its connection to nature. Mature fig trees within and adjacent to Davies Park informed the building’s design, with the architectural form carefully positioned to acknowledge these significant landscape elements.

Residents arrive via a landscaped pathway that winds through gardens and open green space, providing a gradual transition from the street to home.

At the end of this winding green pathway, a lightweight entry structure marks the entrance to Orleton. Inspired by Brisbane’s historic pergolas, gazebos and park pavilions, it provides a distinctive sense of arrival. Fine screening elements filter the abundant natural light throughout the day, adding depth and texture.

Artist’s impression

Orleton began with a circular design sketch, a beautiful plan that encompasses the full 360 degree panorama of Brisbane, with views panning across city, river, parklands and up towards Highgate Hill. Every aspect from this unique pavilion in the park reveals the evolving story of Brisbane, the luxury of choice matched by the luxury of the living experience.

Jeff Brown
Principal, Rothelowman