Pullenvale Church in Brisbane, Queensland Religious Building, QLD Architecture Project Images
Pullenvale Church in Brisbane, Queensland
QLD Place of Worship Building Development design by Hogg&Lamb, Australia
12 Sep 2018
Architects: Hogg&Lamb
Location: Pullenvale, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Pullenvale Church Brisbane
Images by Hogg&Lamb
Pullenvale Church
Discreet buildings cluster together to form a “village” around a landscaped courtyard. The layout provides spaces of multiple scales which in turn accommodate the hosting of various events. Avoiding a single large structure in favour of smaller buildings enables the project to compliment the neighbourhood whilst addressing a need within the community.
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Completion date: 2020
This project has just received planning approval.
Images: Hogg&Lamb
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