Gold Coast Health & Knowledge Precinct
Transform with us
Whether you’re:
the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct offers an exciting new business horizon.
We’re keen to partner with you for research, innovation and commercial development – transform with us.
Be part of a vibrant, self-contained economic hub comprising residential, retail and a co-working community driving collaboration and entrepreneurship, along with with 24-hour activity and connectivity to all the Gold Coast offers.
Work with the top talent in your field. Leverage long-term commercial and collaborative partnerships with internationally recognised researchers and specialised services already calling the Precinct home.
Have immediate access to supporting infrastructure including the latest telecommunications connectivity and upgraded roadways and public transport, including Gold Coast Light Rail—linking the Precinct to the rest of the city and heavy rail to Brisbane.
The GCHKP Project Office is here to support you. We work with Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) and other agencies to streamline your business decisions.
BiVACOR, the US-based company behind the world’s first rotary artificial heart, has located its international office in the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct, where it will conduct final blood compatibility R&D with the world-class Griffith University Mechanobiology Research lab.
BiVACOR hopes to implant its revolutionary artificial heart device into the first patients within 2-5 years. Here CEO Daniel Timms talks about the technology and the Gold Coast advantage.
Lumina offers premium development-ready lots in a range of sizes and configurations, earmarked for up to 200,000sqm of commercial development. As landowner and master developer, Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) is facilitating the development of Lumina’s 9.5ha over the next 10 to 15 years.
Find out about opportunities to lease space in upcoming developments within Lumina. A range of spaces are available to cater to businesses of varying sizes and stages.
Nestled in the heart of Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct, COHORT Innovation Space supports Australian startups as a home for innovative thinkers, events and support programs. COHORT offers flexible spaces from hot desks to private offices and laboratory spaces, with a range of meeting and recreational facilities to help you kickstart and grow.
Griffith University’s ADaPT (Advanced Design and Prototyping Technologies Institute) will be developed on a prime Precinct site and offer co-location, showcasing and customer experience centre opportunities for businesses embracing Industry 4.0. ADaPT's pilot facility is now open to help you move your business forward through advanced design and additive manufacturing.
We are open for clinical trials business in the Precinct through Griffith University's Clinical Trials Unit (a state-of-the-art Phase I-IV facility) and Gold Coast Health's Research and Clinical Trial service, coordinating first-in-human to Phase IV trial support for chief investigators and multi-centre trials.
We facilitate partnerships for research and commercialisation, as well as assisting with supply chain opportunities. The Precinct is an active location for health and medical training, with a range of conference facilities and specialised medical simulation training. A range of scientific services are also available.
The GCHKP boasts a highly-skilled workforce ranging from medical and clinical professionals to engineers, scientists and technology professionals. We also offers a reliable graduate pipeline from Griffith University for in-demand professions.
The Precinct boasts two light rail stations and easy access via the M1 to Brisbane (50 mins) and two international airports, and is only 4km (7 mins) to the Gold Coast CBD and 9km (16 minutes) to Surfers Paradise.
With 300+ days of sunshine, beautiful beaches and a wide range of entertainment, dining, cultural and educational opportunities, the Gold Coast offers the perfect lifestyle to attract and retain your workforce.
