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Spring Hill residents say proposed towers don’t match suburb’s character We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Residents of Spring Hill, Brisbane’s oldest “tin-and-timber” character suburb, are questioning how two ultra-modern reflective-glass apartment complexes will fit into their heritage area. Credit:Tony Moore More than 300 Spring Hill residents are petitioning Brisbane City Council over the Keylin Group’s proposal to build the two contemporary art deco-style 15-storey apartment blocks in an area of the suburb populated by mostly two- to five-storey buildings. They believe residents should be able to make submissions on the Gregory Terrace application – lodged in December 2020 – making it “impact assessable” not “code assessable”, as it is now.

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