The Thornclyffe residential tower in Kangaroo Point has been launched to market. 

Architects Ellivo announced the project's next step on social media, along with renders of the building.

Comprising 20 apartments over 8 floors, the site also includes the heritage-listed Thornclyffe homestead.

Source: Ellivo Architects

Brisbane City Council received a development application for a 15-storey, 42-unit complex at 162 Lambert St on October 21 last year, with the proposal provoking a strong reaction from residents.

The tower's curvaceous, screened form acts as a backdrop to the heritage house, and takes advantage of various view corridors from the site to the City, New Farm and Bulimba. 

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