File:10 - Cutters Landing apartments (4741178191).jpg
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| Description | Cutters Landing is a unique residential precinct on more than 4 hectares of land, previously occupied by the Colonial Sugar Refinery. New apartments and houses are integrated with the site’s historic buildings and structures, including the refurbished 1893 refinery as loft-style apartments, the 1901 workers’ recreation room as a gym and the retention of remnant sections of the wharf and railway line as part of the public spaces. |
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| Source | 10 - Cutters Landing apartments |
| Author | Brisbane City Council |
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