Paradise Garden Shopping Village is a dynamic mix of retail, dining and community parkland spaces. The neighbourhood centre is designed to service the existing community and cater to the increasingly densifying Redland’s region.

The site plan is configured as a highly legible precinct. At a macro level, view lines across the precinct are designed to maximise exposure for retail tenants from the street level. At a micro level, circulation, parkland and view lines are mapped to the journey of multiple customer personas frequenting the centre.

The site is planned to support both the precinct’s financial success and the needs of its visitors, whether they are shopping for essentials, accessing medical services or enjoying the centre’s landscaped spaces.

Drawing inspiration from the site’s agricultural history, the buildings feature barn-like pitched roofs and human-scale massing that complements the new parklands. Shared pedestrian and vehicle areas, shaded courtyards and open landscaping create a welcoming environment for families, locals and visitors alike.

The design also pays homage to the site’s iconic past with the Round Shop, translating that familiar local memory into a modern village layout anchored by a circular plaza surrounded by specialty retailers, food outlets and shaded gathering spaces.

The neighbourhood centre includes a large-format supermarket, shops, cafés, a family-friendly tavern, a hotel and a healthcare centre. The design also anticipates future growth, allowing for expanded parking, realigned site boundaries and potential vertical development, ensuring Paradise Garden Shopping Village can continue to adapt alongside the thriving community it serves.