Kangaroo Point Bridge

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Kangaroo Point Bridge

Bridges for Brisbane Program

Source: Brisbane City Council, September 2021

Brisbane City Council is building new green bridges across Brisbane which will make it easier to get around our city on foot, by bike or scooter, or by connecting with public transport.  It is set to improve the city’s connectivity by providing more travel options and reducing vehicle traffic.

The new bridges will link Kangaroo Point to the Brisbane CBD, Toowong to West End, St Lucia to West End, as well as a new crossing at Breakfast Creek.

 

Kangaroo Point Bridge

Source: Brisbane City Council, September 2021

The Kangaroo Point Bridge will link Kangaroo Point to the CBD, making it easier to walk or ride between Kangaroo Point, the eastern suburbs and the CBD. It will ensure Brisbane continues to be a great place to live, work and relax, and will provide the perfect way for residents to explore our river city during the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, leaving a lasting legacy for generations to come. Key features include:

  • a river crossing between the corner of Alice Street and Edward Street in the CBD, and Scott Street at Kangaroo with a length of around 460m
  • viewing platforms and rest nodes to provide panoramic views of the CBD skyline, Kangaroo Point cliffs, City Botanic Gardens, and the Story Bridge
  • green design features including solar panels, cooling vegetation and shade cover along the length of the bridge
  • potential new unique dining options, including an above-water restaurant, helping to create an iconic destination for Brisbane residents

Exterior view of the above-water restaurant and the café at the City landing.  Note: Image is indicative only and subject to investigations and approvals.
Source: Brisbane City Council, September 2021

Interior view of the above-water restaurant and the café at the City landing.  Note: Image is indicative only and subject to investigations and approvals.
Source: Brisbane City Council, September 2021

Artist impressions of the Kangaroo Point Green Bridge final design.  Note: Image is indicative only and subject to detailed design and approvals.
Source: Brisbane City Council, September 2021

Artist impressions of the Kangaroo Point Green Bridge final design.  Note: Image is indicative only and subject to detailed design and approvals.
Source: Brisbane City Council, September 2021

Project Benefits

Reducing congestion on the ferry, bus and road networks.

Faster and more convenient access to the CBD from Kangaroo Point and the eastern and south-eastern suburbs.

Creating more than 300 jobs during construction.

A new world-class landmark for Brisbane City and Kangaroo Point.

Kangaroo Point Bridge fly-through video

Artist impressions

Project timeline

  1. Initial investigations and options assessment – COMPLETED
  2. Release preliminary business case – COMPLETED
  3. Initial consultation phase – COMPLETED
  4. Technical investigations and design development – COMPLETED
  5. Consultation on draft reference design – COMPLETED
  6. Release design of new walking and cycling connections – COMPLETED
  7. Procurement – COMPLETED
  8. Construction – LATE 2021 TO 2024

Source: Brisbane City Council

The information contained in this document is accurate as of 8 August 2024. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information provided, changes may occur over time. Users are encouraged to verify any information with the Brisbane City Council for the most up-to-date and accurate information. The Brisbane City Council website serves as the authoritative source for the latest updates, regulations, and guidelines. We do not assume any liability for the use or misuse of the information contained herein. For further details, please visit the Brisbane City Council website.

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