PROJECTS

Grand in scale yet responsive to its context, this addition to Brisbane’s “knowledge corridor” embodies a layered narrative of connections to neighbours, to Country and to community.

At the University of Queensland, two design teams have interwoven narrative, history and a vision for the future to craft a building that reflects its faculty’s culture of open collaboration and provides a hub for the St Lucia campus.

At Brisbane’s first vertical school, by Cox Architecture, students are experiencing a different kind of secondary education that makes the most of the urban surroundings.

This assured building by Richard Kirk Architect and Hassell enriches learning for the creative disciplines at the Queensland University of Technology, encouraging students to “lead the culture” in the spaces.

Charles Wright Architects has created a dynamic new science building for Trinity Anglican School in Far North Queensland, responding to both program and climate with lyrical pragmatism.

Cox Rayner Architects employs an impressive level of craft and detail to deinstitutionalize The University of Queensland’s new oral health centre.

In its provision of this facility for a Queensland children’s charity, M3 Architecture has delivered a stimulating and protective place of healing that draws on the legacy of James Birrell.

Woods Bagot and RPA Architects design a facility for tropical studies at James Cook University, Cairns.

A Queensland veterinary clinic by Owen and Vokes and Peters responds to the rural vernacular.

Bond University’s new learning centre by CRAB Studio is a triumph of the occupant over the object.

An new integrated teaching and research facility at University of Queensland.

The Soheil Abedian School of Architecture for Bond University is taking shape.

Wilson Landscape Architects creates two interior landscapes that improve the health and wellbeing of those who work in them.

Peddle Thorp Architects and James Cubitt Architects transform a university library.

M3architecture brings pattern to the fore in Brisbane.

A careful geometry grounds this elegant brick pavilion by Richards & Spence Architects at St Ignatius Primary School.

Learning and the city. Wilson Architects’ new project for Brisbane Boys Grammar.