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ExclusivePhil BartschMon 23 Sep 24

Artemus Group’s Riverside Precinct Focus Sharpens

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Never again will Brisbane turn its back on “the brown snake”.

Under the city’s landmark Story Bridge, the developer behind the Howard Smith Wharves precinct has made sure of that.

Tapping into the city’s murky and meandering serpentine soul, Artemus Group’s redevelopment of the historic wharves in 2018 reinvigorated the Queensland capital’s connection with the Brisbane River.

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