The entry wall in split face stone with round bronze mirrors

South Brisbane

140 Melbourne Street

Movement as a way of life

Contents

  1. 01 The Club
  2. 02 The Address
  3. 03 Arrival
  4. 04 Materials
  5. 05 Training
  6. 06 Water and Recovery
  7. 07 Lifestyle
  8. 08 Membership
  9. 09 The Group
  10. 10 Foundation Membership
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The Social Club, a double height corner behind sheer drapery

Training, recovery, work and company under one roof

One Address.
The Whole Day.

Home and work take most of the hours. TotalFusion South Brisbane is built for what happens in between.

Train across two levels. Move between hot water and cold. Take the meeting between sessions, eat before you leave, and stay as long as the day allows.

This is the highest level of fitout the group has built. Nothing else in the country will compare.

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The wellness pools, a rain curtain falling from a bronze ceiling ring
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The stair landing lounge, full height glazing over South Brisbane

South Brisbane

140 Melbourne Street

A standalone building on the corner of Melbourne and Cordelia, with dedicated member parking on site.

Fish Lane is a four minute walk, twenty public artworks along its length. QPAC, now the largest performing arts centre under one roof in Australia, is a walk from the door, and so is GOMA, the country's largest gallery of modern and contemporary art.

The city is one bridge away. Victoria Bridge runs three hundred metres into it, and carries no private traffic at all.

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The neighbourhood

Everything Within A Walk

The lane

Fish Lane. Twenty eight places to eat and drink, and twenty public artworks, four minutes from the door.

The cultural centre

QPAC. QAGOMA. The Queensland Museum. The State Library.

The parklands

South Bank, and sixteen million visitors a year.

The next block

The Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre. Southpoint. Emporium Hotel.

The connections

South Brisbane station and the Cultural Centre busway, nine minutes. A line that runs to the Gold Coast.

The city

One bridge. West End and West Village the other way.

Fish Lane 4 min  |  Station and busway 9 min  |  The city, one bridge

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Reception, stone floor slabs and arched ceiling coves

Reception, cafe and the Social Club

Arrival

The ground floor is stone, from the floor slabs to the reception desk to the bench along the entry wall. Light washes the arched ceiling coves. Brushed bronze runs through the turnstiles, the sconces and the lift surrounds.

Past reception the Social Club opens into a double height corner behind a full wall of sheer drapery. Leather, boucle and stone. It is open to every member, and to anyone who comes in for coffee.

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Interiors by Object Studio with Z Architecture

Materials

Feature stone sets the floors and the reception desk. Casentino beech warms the joinery that runs the length of the lockers. Brushed bronze picks up the low light in the sconces, the turnstiles and the tapware.

Balmoral tile, glass brick, smoked mirror, vertical stucco render and open weave drapery complete the palette. Ten finishes, specified for the whole building.

Feature stone
Feature stone
Balmoral tile
Balmoral tile
Casentino beech
Casentino beech
Brushed bronze
Brushed bronze
Smoked mirror
Smoked mirror
Glass brick
Glass brick
Vertical stucco render
Vertical stucco
Drapery
Drapery
Applied finish
Applied finish
Dulux Mount Buller textured wall finish
Mount Buller
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The free weights hall under a lit ceiling grid

Over two levels

The Gym Floor

Strength, performance and free weights across two levels. Black steel and chrome set inside curved stone portals, under a fully lit ceiling grid. It is the brightest room in the club.

Two dedicated HYROX areas, one on the floor and one in the Functional Studio. A stretch zone sits off the main room, quiet enough to use between sets. Trainers work across the floor.

Two levels  |  Two HYROX areas  |  Personal training

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The heated yoga studio and its backlit salt wall

More than 150 classes a week

Six Studios

Six rooms, each built for one thing:

  • Heated Fusion Studio. The club's signature room, and its busiest.
  • Heated Yoga Studio. Heat, and a backlit salt wall the length of the room.
  • Reformer Pilates Studio. Timber framed reformers under a curved timber canopy.
  • Cycle Studio.
  • Functional Studio. Built with HYROX in mind.
  • Run Club Studio.

The wall between Functional and Run Club opens, and two rooms become one floor.

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The raised hot pool spilling to a lower plunge

Hot, cold, steam and sauna

The Water

Step off the gym floor and the light drops.

One large hot pool, zoned so the water changes as you move through it. Two cold pools. One at six degrees, one at twelve.

A steam room behind bronze framed glass. Two traditional saunas, one social and one quiet, and infrared saunas in a range of sizes. Day beds line the water indoors.

One hot pool  |  Two cold pools at 6 and 12 degrees  |  Social and quiet saunas  |  Infrared  |  Steam

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The recovery lounge, curtained pods and bronze basins

The wellness and health floors

Recovery and Care

Recovery

Curtained pods, bronze basins and stone shelving, under low light.

  • Cryotherapy
  • Red light therapy
  • Healite LED therapy
  • PEMF
  • Compression therapy
  • Hyperice mobility tools
  • Body composition scanning
  • IV therapy

Care

Two treatment rooms. Massage, facials and rest. The spa here is restrained in scale, by design.

Five consult rooms are shared across allied health, including physiotherapy, exercise physiology and dietetics. Assessment comes first, and what follows is shaped around the member.

Longevity is the focus the club is built around.

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The co-working area under a waffle ceiling, city view through the glass

Social, work and family

The Rooms That Come With It

South Brisbane lives in apartments. These are the rooms that come with the membership rather than the lease.

  • Social Club and member lounge
  • Co-working area, with monitors, desks and phone booths
  • Boardroom and meeting rooms
  • Cafe and refuel bar

Also on site: a creche of 200 square metres, and retail.

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The water station, rolled towels behind bronze framed glass

Two tiers

Membership

Fusion

  • Gym floor
  • Group fitness studios, excluding Reformer
  • Virtual classes
  • Change facilities

TotalFusion

  • Everything in Fusion
  • Reformer Pilates
  • Wellness and recovery

Included on both tiers

Social Club, member lounge, co-working, meeting rooms and cafe.

Add ons

Wellness and Recovery. Signature, weekly advanced wellness credits.

All Club

Access to every TotalFusion club. Available as an upgrade on either tier.

Rates are set by the release open at the time. Your consultant has today's.

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The approach to the boardroom, curved plaster walls

Six clubs before this one

The Group

TotalFusion was founded by Leon McNiece, who founded Goodlife Health Clubs and brought Snap Fitness to Australia and New Zealand.

Six clubs have followed across Queensland and Melbourne, along with sponsorships of the Brisbane Lions and the Brisbane Bullets. South Brisbane is the seventh.

"When it comes to fitness temples, there are gyms and there are gyms. TotalFusion is the latter."

The Weekend Edition

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The cafe corner, bronze lettering over a timber batten screen

Four releases, limited numbers

Foundation Membership

Foundation Memberships are released in four stages. Each stage is limited, and closes when it fills. The offer changes with it.

Members who join before the doors open become the club's Foundation Members.

This is the highest level of fitout the group has built. Nothing else in the country will compare.

Secure your Foundation Membership

140 Melbourne Street, South Brisbane

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