Valley Five Urban Upgrade
Together we want to Reviving the Valley 5 – Council is committed to creating a clean and green city, and our latest project is set to transform a concrete corner in Fortitude Valley.
New street trees, upgraded footpaths and better lighting are on the way for you.
Two distinct concepts for the Valley Five Ways corner were proposed for resident feedback.
Option one took inspiration from outback Queensland and Option two brought colour with a subtropical landscape.
Residents overwhelmingly, 71%, chose Option two that brings more colour with a subtropical landscape of tabebuia – that is what we are about to deliver.
The refresh follows a number of recent reinvigoration projects including the Brookes and St Paul’s Terrace’s subtropical plantings and the updated Turbot Street Overpass.
Brisbane is Australia’s lifestyle capital, and we’re committed to creating more to see and do across the city.
This upgrade will build on our record of supporting the creation of destinations in the inner city like Howard Smith Wharves, West Village and Fish Lane which has helped shape Brisbane’s incredible lifestyle.
Lighting in this area will also be upgraded as part of this project – we want to make our suburbs safer and ensure youth crime is taken seriously.
Our inner city is where people live, work and relax and we want to keep them safe and clean for everyone to enjoy.
We look forward to revitalising this little space – next to a large intersection – to enhance Fortitude Valley for years to come.
Reviving the Valley 5 is in addition to the Schrinner Council’s Suburban Renewal Precincts program, which looks to unlock the potential of well-connected suburbs for new homes and jobs.
