“Getting this work done now means we will know where the course will be and what it will involve, meaning we can better sequence the rollout of our exciting vision for Victoria Park,” Cr Schrinner said. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said there was no time to waste in designing the facilities.
Meanwhile, the Victoria Park precinct has been transitioned into a public park and planning was underway to design the temporary cross-country equestrian course. “It is investments like this that make us a well-connected, global city that is ready to host Brisbane 2032.” “While Brisbane has some fantastic riverside dining opportunities, we do not have restaurants above our river, and the Kangaroo Point Green Bridge will deliver the city’s first. “The Kangaroo Point Green Bridge will be more than an active travel bridge it will become a must-visit destination for residents and visitors to our great city. “Our green bridges will take cars off roads and deliver new connections that will make Brisbane an even better place to live, work and relax,” he said. Meanwhile, designs for the Toowong to West End and St Lucia to West End green bridges have recently been unveiled.Ĭr Schrinner said his Council’s $550 million investment in green bridges would deliver dividends for Brisbane for many years to come. The Green Bridges program will better connect Brisbane and make travel for pedestrians and cyclists even easier.Ĭonstruction is set to begin on the Kangaroo Point Green Bridge by late 2021, complete with above-water restaurant, while construction on the Breakfast Creek Green Bridge is scheduled for early 2022.
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