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.
Design: kahrtel, architects
Unassuming in its appearance, this minimalistic residential dwelling negates the tendency for over detailing through the clever execution of simple forms balanced with contrasting colours.
Design: Shaun Lockyer Architects. This contemporary residence explores the coastal aesthetic through the use of greying timbers and natural materials in a bold, but equally eclectic, architectural expression.
Design: Jamison Architects. ‘60s Modern’ is a renovation project. It is the upper unit of an original early 80’s duplex building, pinned to a steep hillside site, it overlooks the Gold Coast skyline and Pacific Ocean. The design encompasses the client’s love for 60’s style, decor and art.
Architects: Buchan Group and fjmt in collaboration with QIC Design Team. Stage One of the $500m redevelopment of Toowoomba’s Grand Central Shopping Centre has opened, showcasing The Buchan Group’s design of a new two-level retail galleria precinct
Architects: Studio 15b. From the street it seems that only a small amount of work has been carried out, but once you step inside the full extent of the changes and additions to this light filled home is clear.
Design: Shaun Lockyer Architects. This is a contemporary two-storey house in New Farm. The architectural design creatively addresses the constraints of the character code, acknowledging its historical context while still achieving a progressive outcome.
Design: REFRESH*DESIGN. Searching for a sustainable alternative to the urban sprawl, a model has been developed of infill-development that sensitively increases density of urban areas.
Architects: BVN
The building offers significant public benefit through the provision of the 24/7 publicly accessible pedestrian street, an extraordinary artwork by Danie Mellor and an elevated park that aligns with the cathedral ground plane across Adelaide Street.
Design: Wilson Architects + Partners Hill. The University of Queensland (UQ) has selected Wilson Architects + Partners Hill to design the $250m flagship Student Residences Project at the St Lucia campus.
Design: Marc & Co. This garden shed can be used as a studio, bunk house, workshop. Spaces and materials are ephemeral, rich in spirit, and offer simple relationships to nature.
Design: m3architecture. After being commissioned to complete the College’s master plan in 2011, the firm proposed a school based around three gardens; a community garden, a garden for gathering and a recreation garden.
Design: Dion Seminara Architecture
Loved for its clear blue skies and sub-tropical climate, Brisbane can be a city of soaring power bills as its occupants turn to refrigerated air to escape stifling humidity, but not for the owners of this beautifully renovated Australian home.
Architects BVN will design Queensland’s first State Netball Centre at the Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre (QSAC), following an announcement by the Treasurer and Minister for Sport, Curtis Pitt MP.
Design: refresh*design
The site for this contemporary property is a corner block surrounded with mainly owner occupied houses, located in a quiet beachside suburb close to Byron Bay, New South Wales.