New Brisbane architecture projects with Queensland building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Brisbane building news from across this Queensland city, North East Australia.
We select QLD buildings designs and architecture. Discover interesting projects in this Northeastern Australia state.
Key new properties to see include Midtown Workplace by Cox Architecture. This new work space in the Central Business district delivers a sustainable and adaptable model. It can accommodate new ways of working for an increasingly distributed workforce. Spanning nine levels it is within an adaptive reuse development that merges two ex-government buildings into a single A-Grade tower.
Also worth visiting is Hotel X on Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley, QLD, by Cotteeparker. This hip accommodation is located in a chic destination. The new five-star offering isdesigned to reflect its lively and bold neighbourhood.
Architects: REFRESH*DESIGN
This project is an exercise in densification of the inner city suburban site while respecting the local context. It attempts to form an example of how a development project can respond to the character of the Queensland vernacular through its contemporary interpretation.
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Architects: Bates Smart
5 King is a high performance commercial building and the tallest engineered timber building in Australia. The 52 metre high tower development will also hold the title for the largest gross floor area for an engineered timber office building worldwide.
Design: Tony Owen Partners. Mooloolaba is a resort town on the southern coast of Queensland. It has expansive beaches and a laid back feel. The Breeze Apartments are located on the main beachfront promenade.
Design: Shaun Lockyer Architects. A contemporary design responding to a character vernacular in a quiet suburban street in inner-city Brisbane. The house is designed around three courtyards, offering a plan that transparently connects the indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Design: Shaun Lockyer Architects. Property inspired by the local vernacular of brick and tin houses on a large leafy block in the Kenmore Hills. The building design involved a significant re-invigoration and extension to what was a very simple but promising house.
The next chapter of the $2.9 billion regeneration of Brisbane’s RNA Showgrounds starts with the construction of Kings Co-op, a mixed and adaptive re-use development designed by Australasian architects The Buchan Group.
Design: Wilson Architects + Donovan Hill Architects
Conceived as a series of interconnected places to enable a community of research. From the intimate to the expansive, the building enables intensity of scientific research and a range of opportunities for collaboration.
Design: Shaun Lockyer Architects. Ladrillo is Spanish for ‘brick’, and takes its cues from the Spanish Mission architectural style of the original Red Hill cottage. Utilising textured brick, recycled breezeblocks and original decorative plaster, the architecture focuses on textures
An old Brisbane dilapidated cottage has been transformed to form the heart of a new entertainment and retail hub called the Hawthorne Deluxe Precinct following a $3.5 m refurbishment and redesign.
Architect: Sarah Waller Design, Architecture + Interior. A limited palette and clean lines define the minimalist kitchen which is both functional and strikingly sculptural. Generous kitchen islands break up the open plan layout and reflect the linear monochrome feel throughout.
New $18m Brisbane inner north residential development by architects The Buchan Group, with construction on Felicity on Felix Apartment Building a five-storey, 36-apartment building at Lutwyche.
Design: Wilson Architects. This building successfully creates a relationship between layered heritage context and a contemporary façade. A new five-storey contemporary classroom building inserted close to some of the oldest buildings in Brisbane.
Design: John Wardle Architects and Wilson Architects
CAI aims to realise the full potential of imaging as a research tool aligning research, industry and education in a rich collaborative environment right on the campus.