Peppers Soul Surfers Paradise

Peppers Soul Surfers Paradise rises seventy-seven stories above the coastline, making it the second-tallest building in Queensland. Its curved glass facade reflects the ocean, designed to mimic the swell of a breaking wave. Developers finished the tower in twenty eleven, intended to serve as the centerpiece of the local skyline during a period of rapid urban expansion. A massive crane famously remained stuck on the roof for weeks after completion, a final, awkward reminder of the sheer scale required to build it.