2301/108 Old Burleigh Road

There are homes that occupy a floor, and there are homes that command one. The Lumara Sky House belongs to the latter, its full-floor footprint a rare configuration within Cottee Parker’s 26-level Broadbeach tower. The building’s slender, curved form – designed by Cottee Parker to echo the movement of the ocean below – carries through into the Sky House itself, where it’s northerly orientation floods each of the four bedrooms with natural light and cross-ventilation.

Cottee Parker’s material language remains consistent throughout: coastal tones, raw and robust finishes, and restrained detailing that ages with the salt air rather than against it. From this elevation, views extend across the Broadbeach and Surfers Paradise skylines, uninterrupted in almost every direction.

Residents of the Sky House also gain access to Lumara’s two-level wellness retreat on levels 20 and 21, a magnesium pool, sauna, steam rooms and private dining suspended above the coastline. It is a residence that reflects Cottee Parker’s broader ambition for Lumara: architecture that belongs to its context rather than simply overlooking it.