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Andrew N. Liveris Building, The University of Queensland
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.
Brisbane’s flood-resilient ferry terminals
Eight ferry terminals have been stitched to their Brisbane River sites in a generous, flood-resilient scheme that elevates the public transit experience.
Sense of belonging: Anne Street Garden Villas
On the Gold Coast, a series of affordable, climate-responsive dwellings clustered around a communal garden space is driven by the architect’s desire to help residents develop a personal connection with their home.
A contemporary colonnade: The Link at Chadstone
The Link by Make Architects (design architects) and Cera Stribley (delivery architects) is an elegant walkway that connects the largest shopping centre in the Southern Hemisphere with an office tower and a hotel.
Tower over former boot factory proposed in South Brisbane
A slender tower above a former boot factory in South Brisbane, designed by Rothelowman, will have a collection of spaces strategically integrated throughout.
Terracotta lattice tower proposed for Brisbane
Fender Katsalidis has designed a 22-storey office tower for a corner site in central Brisbane that will feature an open ground plane.
‘A new type of office building’ for Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley
Bureau Proberts’s design for a 28-storey Brisbane tower is intended to provide a “striking alternative” to the surrounding commercial buildings of the CBD and the northern valley fringe.
Metaphorical landscape: Northshore Pavilion
This riverside pavilion by Anna O’Gorman Architecture is an elegant but playful addition to the Northshore Hamilton development precinct and masterfully distils the essence of its maritime surrounds.
Home game: Parklands
The 2018 Commonwealth Games Village, designed by Arkhefield, ARM and Archipelago, optimizes the potential of its Parklands site and sets a precedent for considered medium-density development on the Gold Coast.
2017 National Architecture Awards: Public Architecture Commendation
Act for Kids Child and Family Centre of Excellence by M3 Architecture.