The 8-hectare development is segmented into 3 distinct zones: the residential (containing 39 terrace homes), a recreation hub (resort pool, BBQ & outdoor dining) and a communal green space (nature trails, organic garden, seating areas & river/creek access). The adjoining South Pine River & Albany Creek have significant ecological and State value. A conservation corridor will be created to protect its riparian visitation values.

Brisbane based, Lucindale Holdings, is a community-focused developer that places a strong emphasis on sustainability throughout their planning, design and construction phases. A "whole of systems" approach is undertaken, to ensure that designs are constantly adapted and improved to enhance environmental, social, and economic outcomes.

“We wanted to integrate innovative sustainable design principles early on in the project in order to develop and maintain positive, productive and sustainable contributions for the intended residents and existing local community.” Said Marcel Russ, Managing Director of Lucindale. “We are committed to the sustainable procurement of local products and services and give preference to natural design elements, where possible.”

“Our design approach acknowledges the uniqueness of the location and its environment and incorporates a number of measures to reduce energy and greenhouse gas emissions; conserve natural resources; and minimise waste generation and pollution, throughout the planning and design of the development.” Continued Mr Russ.

EarthCheck Founder and CEO Stewart Moore noted that places where people want to visit and live - and that are sustainable - do not happen by chance: they are a product of visionary thinking and commitment by industry and community leaders.

“Creating and developing sustainable communities requires collaboration, determination and systematic planning across a development,” Mr Moore says. “Riverfront will join a select group of leading developments across the world that are taking a holistic and strategic approach to sustainable design, placemaking and quality of life.”