[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":2078},["ShallowReactive",2],{"projectData-tree-of-knowledge-memorial":3,"projects":334},[4],{"id":5,"status":6,"sort":7,"user_created":8,"date_created":9,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":11,"title":12,"title_wrapped":13,"intro":14,"slug":15,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"concept_image":21,"summary":22,"blocks":23,"translation":298,"key_image":322,"slides":323,"keyImageData":333},12,"published",3,"eff6683a-1dde-484e-b978-d0d0aa192fe9","2025-12-09T05:26:03.000Z","c60f67a5-cb24-475c-9315-c577e0ae8b34","2026-07-03T04:35:18.000Z","Tree of Knowledge Memorial","Tree of Knowledge \nMemorial","To their credit, the client took our collaborating partner, Brian Hooper Architects, initial advice and saved both the relic tree's root ball and branches. In this way the Tree remains connected to the ground (to Country) and to its history. A history visible through a new glass floor and the relic branches reaching out to the lost canopy.   ","tree-of-knowledge-memorial",2,6,0,5,9,"1640e83f-ed2c-44be-a305-5316dfa48820",null,[24,56,61,84,167,190,194,218,239,272,276],{"id":25,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":28,"slides":51},268,"block_slides",1,{"id":29,"column_indent":18,"column_span":20,"full_width":30,"slides":31},110,true,[32],{"slide_media_id":33},{"id":34,"type":35,"vimeo_id":22,"caption":22,"video_autoplay":22,"image":36},154,"image",{"id":37,"storage":38,"filename_disk":39,"filename_download":40,"title":41,"type":42,"folder":43,"uploaded_by":8,"created_on":44,"modified_by":8,"modified_on":45,"charset":22,"filesize":46,"width":47,"height":48,"duration":22,"embed":22,"description":22,"location":22,"tags":22,"metadata":49,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22,"tus_id":22,"tus_data":22,"uploaded_on":50},"0c8350ce-1104-49f2-97c8-1e4b15f1eed9","s3","0c8350ce-1104-49f2-97c8-1e4b15f1eed9.jpg","_MG_4564_01.jpg"," Mg 4564 01","image/jpeg","6a9a2b2b-55a5-46c2-96fb-5a4cd5f12f92","2025-12-09T05:24:55.000Z","2025-12-10T02:24:14.000Z",3097907,3744,2496,{},"2025-12-09T05:24:56.000Z",[52],{"type":35,"itemId":53,"filepath":54,"width":47,"height":48,"focalPoint":22,"vimeoId":22,"autoplay":55,"caption":22,"link":22},"s154","0c8350ce-1104-49f2-97c8-1e4b15f1eed9/1765333454000",false,{"id":57,"projects_id":5,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":59},68,"block_statement",{"id":7,"content":60,"color":22,"column_indent":7,"column_span":19},"By defining the space left behind by the Tree of Knowledge we are reminded of both its loss and its presence. With its presence the stories of the events which took place beneath it, and the changes that resulted, once again come to life. ",{"id":62,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":63,"slides":80},104,{"id":64,"column_indent":16,"column_span":17,"full_width":22,"slides":65},51,[66],{"slide_media_id":67},{"id":68,"type":35,"vimeo_id":22,"caption":22,"video_autoplay":22,"image":69},79,{"id":70,"storage":38,"filename_disk":71,"filename_download":72,"title":73,"type":42,"folder":43,"uploaded_by":8,"created_on":74,"modified_by":10,"modified_on":75,"charset":22,"filesize":76,"width":77,"height":78,"duration":22,"embed":22,"description":22,"location":22,"tags":22,"metadata":79,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22,"tus_id":22,"tus_data":22,"uploaded_on":75},"eacd2b00-4289-4f72-b8fe-743ec9c0ed39","eacd2b00-4289-4f72-b8fe-743ec9c0ed39.jpg","TOKdiagram2.jpg","To Kdiagram2","2026-01-28T00:48:43.000Z","2026-06-02T04:30:17.000Z",204734,2688,998,{},[81],{"type":35,"itemId":82,"filepath":83,"width":77,"height":78,"focalPoint":22,"vimeoId":22,"autoplay":55,"caption":22,"link":22},"s79","eacd2b00-4289-4f72-b8fe-743ec9c0ed39/1780374617000",{"id":85,"projects_id":5,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":88},105,"block_info_placeholder",4,{"id":89,"client":90,"location":91,"land_of":92,"size":93,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":96,"programs":101,"observations":108,"awards":124,"publications":150,"exhibitions":164},10,"Barcaldine Regional Council","Barcadline","Iningai people",400,"completed","project",[97],{"id":98,"block_info_placeholder_id":89,"projects_collaborators_id":99},15,{"id":20,"title":100},"Brian Hooper Architect",[102,105],{"id":20,"block_info_placeholder_id":89,"projects_programs_id":103},{"id":19,"title":104},"Urban",{"id":89,"block_info_placeholder_id":89,"projects_programs_id":106},{"id":27,"title":107},"Public",[109,112,116,120],{"id":5,"sort":22,"content":110,"source":111,"project_info_id":89},"This remarkable structure may not have existed and the tree been lost if not for the compelling vision, intelligence and tenacity of the architects and their collaborative relationship with mayor Rob Chandler, who supported, promoted and carried this project through many difficulties. This important work demonstrates the transformative power of architecture and the pivotal role good architects can play in public advocacy and community contribution. ","National Jury.  RAIA Lachlan Macquarie Award for Heritage Architecture",{"id":113,"sort":22,"content":114,"source":115,"project_info_id":89},31,"Thank you and your team for your vision and expertise that has created a fitting Memorial to a truly national icon 'The Tree of Knowledge.  \n\nI do appreciate the close consultation between yourselves and Council throughout this process. This project would simply not have been possible without the vision, the passion and the professionalism","Rob Chandler Mayor of Barcaldine (2009)",{"id":117,"sort":22,"content":118,"source":119,"project_info_id":89},32,"... perhaps the most powerful story of collaboration, leadership and perseverance between client and architect ... The architects have amplified the beauty, history and serenity of this important place through their work, and through their ability to communicate a clear vision for the project to the community, often at critical, pivotal moments during the project’s delivery.","2010 RAIA National Awards Jury Citation ",{"id":121,"sort":22,"content":122,"source":123,"project_info_id":89},33,"The memorial project for the Tree of Knowledge commemorates and marks a historical landmark in Barcaldine. It has since formed into the regions tourism icon and has hence significantly increased tourism and the average length of stay in the region . Again, congratulations on your success, and we commend your innovative design and the unique look you have brought to bush.","Matthew Bron Tourism Queensland. Director Outback Gulf and Western Downs (2009)",[125,128,131,134,137,140,143,146,148],{"id":126,"sort":22,"project_info_id":89,"content":127},24,"\u003Cp>2010 AIA National Architecture Awards: The Lachlan Macquarie Award for Heritage Architecture: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)\u003C/p>",{"id":129,"sort":22,"project_info_id":89,"content":130},25,"\u003Cp>2010 AIA National Architecture Awards: National Commendation – Public Architecture: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)\u003C/p>",{"id":132,"sort":22,"project_info_id":89,"content":133},26,"\u003Cp>2010 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – Public Architecture: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)\u003C/p>",{"id":135,"sort":22,"project_info_id":89,"content":136},27,"\u003Cp>2010 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – JW Wilson Building of the Year: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)\u003C/p>",{"id":138,"sort":22,"project_info_id":89,"content":139},28,"\u003Cp>2010 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Public Architecture: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)\u003C/p>",{"id":141,"sort":22,"project_info_id":89,"content":142},29,"\u003Cp>2009 Australian Timber Design Awards: National Award – Overall Winner: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)\u003C/p>",{"id":144,"sort":22,"project_info_id":89,"content":145},30,"\u003Cp>2009 Australian Timber Design Awards: National Award – Public or Commercial Buildings: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)\u003C/p>",{"id":113,"sort":22,"project_info_id":89,"content":147},"\u003Cp>2009 Australian Timber Design Awards: National Award – Best Use of Certified Timber: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)\u003C/p>",{"id":117,"sort":22,"project_info_id":89,"content":149},"\u003Cp>2009 Australian Timber Design Awards: Queensland Award – Best Northern Region: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)\u003C/p>",[151,153,156,159,161],{"id":7,"sort":22,"content":152,"project_info_id":89},"\u003Cp>2020 Tree of Knowledge Memorial and The Globe, in, “MMXX”. Author: Cameron Bruhn. Thames & Hudson. pp192-197.\u003C/p>",{"id":154,"sort":22,"content":155,"project_info_id":89},13,"\u003Cp>2010 ‘Monumento a un Arbo, Barcaldine (Australia): Memorial to a Tree, Barcaldine (Australia)’, in \u003Cem>AV Monographs: 50 Small Works\u003C/em>.  Fernandez-Galiano, L (ed.). 2009. ‘Monumento a un Arbol, Barcaldine (Australia): Memorial to a Tree, Barcaldine (Australia)’. AV Monographs: 50 Small Works. Vol. 140: 46\u003C/p>",{"id":157,"sort":22,"content":158,"project_info_id":89},14,"\u003Cp>2010 ‘Tree of Knowledge’, in Urbis. Unknown. 2010. ‘Tree of Knowledge’. Urbis: Design / Living / Architecture. Vol. 54: 17\u003C/p>",{"id":98,"sort":22,"content":160,"project_info_id":89},"\u003Cp>2010 ‘Tree of Knowledge’, in Architecture Australia. Skinner, P. 2010. ‘Tree of Knowledge’. Architecture Australia Vol. 99 (Issue 3): 57-61\u003C/p>",{"id":162,"sort":22,"content":163,"project_info_id":89},16,"\u003Cp>2009 ‘Tree of Knowledge Memorial’ in Artichoke. Thomson, S. 2009. Tree of Knowledge Memorial. Artichoke Vol. 28: 48-49\u003C/p>",[165],{"id":87,"sort":22,"content":166,"project_info_id":89},"\u003Cp>2010 Shanghai World Expo. Projects; Brisbane Girls Grammar School, Cherrell Hirst Creative Learning Centre; Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial: ‘HEAT: Queensland Architects’, Stand at the 2010 World Expo, Shanghai. 20 June – 26 June 2010.\u003C/p>",{"id":168,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":19,"item":169,"slides":186},106,{"id":170,"column_indent":18,"column_span":20,"full_width":22,"slides":171},52,[172],{"slide_media_id":173},{"id":174,"type":35,"vimeo_id":22,"caption":22,"video_autoplay":22,"image":175},82,{"id":176,"storage":38,"filename_disk":177,"filename_download":178,"title":179,"type":42,"folder":43,"uploaded_by":8,"created_on":180,"modified_by":8,"modified_on":45,"charset":22,"filesize":181,"width":182,"height":183,"duration":22,"embed":22,"description":22,"location":22,"tags":22,"metadata":184,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22,"tus_id":22,"tus_data":22,"uploaded_on":185},"0b88b769-ce4a-41bb-a712-c5f054e51c7f","0b88b769-ce4a-41bb-a712-c5f054e51c7f.jpg","_MG_4152_01.jpg"," Mg 4152 01","2025-12-09T05:24:47.000Z",3265522,5000,3333,{},"2025-12-09T05:24:48.000Z",[187],{"type":35,"itemId":188,"filepath":189,"width":182,"height":183,"focalPoint":22,"vimeoId":22,"autoplay":55,"caption":22,"link":22},"s82","0b88b769-ce4a-41bb-a712-c5f054e51c7f/1765333454000",{"id":191,"projects_id":5,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":192},101,{"id":157,"content":193,"color":22,"column_indent":16,"column_span":19},"With the relic tree and the negative space of the lost canopy visible, with movement once again visible overhead, and with shadows flickering on the red earth, the Tree of Knowledge once again comes alive, and with it the history and stories associated with it.",{"id":195,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":196,"item":197,"slides":214},103,7,{"id":198,"column_indent":7,"column_span":87,"full_width":22,"slides":199},50,[200],{"slide_media_id":201},{"id":202,"type":35,"vimeo_id":22,"caption":22,"video_autoplay":22,"image":203},77,{"id":21,"storage":38,"filename_disk":204,"filename_download":205,"title":206,"type":42,"folder":43,"uploaded_by":8,"created_on":207,"modified_by":8,"modified_on":208,"charset":22,"filesize":209,"width":210,"height":211,"duration":22,"embed":22,"description":22,"location":22,"tags":22,"metadata":212,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22,"tus_id":22,"tus_data":22,"uploaded_on":213},"1640e83f-ed2c-44be-a305-5316dfa48820.jpg","Tree of Knowledge Memorial - Landing Image - Final.jpg","Tree of Knowledge Memorial   Landing Image   Final","2026-01-28T00:27:23.000Z","2026-02-03T06:06:45.000Z",692750,2561,2836,{},"2026-01-28T00:41:05.000Z",[215],{"type":35,"itemId":216,"filepath":217,"width":210,"height":211,"focalPoint":22,"vimeoId":22,"autoplay":55,"caption":22,"link":22},"s77","1640e83f-ed2c-44be-a305-5316dfa48820/1770098805000",{"id":141,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":219,"item":220,"slides":235},8,{"id":98,"column_indent":18,"column_span":20,"full_width":55,"slides":221},[222],{"slide_media_id":223},{"id":224,"type":35,"vimeo_id":22,"caption":22,"video_autoplay":22,"image":225},164,{"id":226,"storage":38,"filename_disk":227,"filename_download":228,"title":229,"type":42,"folder":43,"uploaded_by":8,"created_on":230,"modified_by":8,"modified_on":231,"charset":22,"filesize":232,"width":182,"height":233,"duration":22,"embed":22,"description":22,"location":22,"tags":22,"metadata":234,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22,"tus_id":22,"tus_data":22,"uploaded_on":231},"fee58d98-d014-4453-8058-cfb68a44e755","fee58d98-d014-4453-8058-cfb68a44e755.jpg","_MG_4105_01.jpg"," Mg 4105 01","2025-12-09T05:23:31.000Z","2026-06-05T05:07:38.000Z",4947300,3379,{},[236],{"type":35,"itemId":237,"filepath":238,"width":182,"height":233,"focalPoint":22,"vimeoId":22,"autoplay":55,"caption":22,"link":22},"s164","fee58d98-d014-4453-8058-cfb68a44e755/1780636058000",{"id":144,"projects_id":5,"collection":240,"sort":20,"item":241},"block_grid",{"id":242,"cells":243},11,[244,250,257,265],{"id":245,"grid_cell_id":246},300,{"id":247,"vertical_align":248,"x":16,"y":249,"width":16,"height":20,"caption":22,"caption_for_cell_id":22,"image":22},303,"top",22,{"id":251,"grid_cell_id":252},148,{"id":253,"vertical_align":248,"x":87,"y":249,"width":19,"height":254,"caption":22,"caption_for_cell_id":22,"image":255},151,35,{"id":256,"width":183,"height":182,"modified_on":45,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"b99449b5-4175-42da-85bb-84fdcba20e85",{"id":258,"grid_cell_id":259},149,{"id":260,"vertical_align":248,"x":18,"y":113,"width":7,"height":261,"caption":22,"caption_for_cell_id":22,"image":262},152,20,{"id":263,"width":264,"height":182,"modified_on":45,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"f75884be-7434-4e74-adf4-c8ef661813e4",3746,{"id":266,"grid_cell_id":267},147,{"id":268,"vertical_align":248,"x":27,"y":64,"width":7,"height":269,"caption":22,"caption_for_cell_id":22,"image":270},150,23,{"id":271,"width":183,"height":182,"modified_on":45,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"a5618127-016f-446c-a4a3-8c520a32ad3d",{"id":273,"projects_id":5,"collection":58,"sort":89,"item":274},102,{"id":98,"content":275,"color":22,"column_indent":16,"column_span":19},"By strategically removing the car parking spaces immediately adjacent to the tree, and by providing the passer-by with a brief view to the lost canopy, visitors are compelled to stop.   The resultant ‘walk’ forces visitors to slow down and engage with the town, its locals, and the memorial.",{"id":277,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":242,"item":278,"slides":294},107,{"id":279,"column_indent":16,"column_span":196,"full_width":22,"slides":280},53,[281],{"slide_media_id":282},{"id":283,"type":35,"vimeo_id":22,"caption":284,"video_autoplay":22,"image":285},81,"[[Photography by Jon Linkins and Brian Hooper Architect]]",{"id":286,"storage":38,"filename_disk":287,"filename_download":288,"title":289,"type":42,"folder":43,"uploaded_by":8,"created_on":290,"modified_by":8,"modified_on":45,"charset":22,"filesize":291,"width":182,"height":183,"duration":22,"embed":22,"description":22,"location":22,"tags":22,"metadata":292,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22,"tus_id":22,"tus_data":22,"uploaded_on":293},"b16eff9b-f90e-4d19-a53c-72fcf58decc1","b16eff9b-f90e-4d19-a53c-72fcf58decc1.jpg","_MG_4427_01.jpg"," Mg 4427 01","2025-12-09T05:24:36.000Z",5261091,{},"2025-12-09T05:24:38.000Z",[295],{"type":35,"itemId":296,"filepath":297,"width":182,"height":183,"focalPoint":22,"vimeoId":22,"autoplay":55,"caption":284,"link":22},"s81","b16eff9b-f90e-4d19-a53c-72fcf58decc1/1765333454000",[299],{"id":7,"status":6,"user_created":8,"date_created":300,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":301,"title":302,"artist":303,"type":304,"project":5,"vimeo_id":305,"duration":306,"translation_number":87,"text":22,"artist_statement":307,"written_compact_display":22,"medium_description":308,"slug":309,"home_vertical":22,"home_horizontal":310,"summary":22,"thumb_image":311,"statement_links":312,"artist_bio":313,"image":22},"2026-02-11T02:43:56.000Z","2026-07-01T02:35:02.000Z","About a Tree","David Banney","video","1192099670","05:52","\u003Cp>\u003Cem>About a Tree\u003C/em> was commissioned by m3architecture, as a musical response to their commemorative building for the Tree of Knowledge in Barcaldine, Queensland. \u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>In the late nineteenth century Barcaldine was the end of the Central Western Railway at a time when pastoralists were notorious for poor treatment of their workers. This led, in 1891, to a Shearer's Strike that garnered national attention. There was a tree outside the Barcaldine Railway Station that became the meeting point for those engaging in industrial action. The 1891 strike failed, and this failure gave energy to a movement that would become the Australian Labor Party. In 1892 the manifesto of the Queensland Labor Party was announced in an event that took place under the tree. The manifesto is one of the foundation documents of the Australian Labor Party and in 2009, the document was added to UNESCO's Memory of the World International Register. The ghost gum entered Labor Party folklore as the Tree of Knowledge. \u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>In 2006 the tree was poisoned, leaving just a stump and a few dead branches. m3architecture was approached, in collaboration with Brian Hooper, to produce a memorial to the tree. The result can be readily seen on the internet and on m3architecture's website. The outer screen of the memorial is clad in charcoaled timber, creating a kind of mourning veil around the relic. The central space is defined by 3600 suspended timber members, which are hung to form the external shape of the original canopy. The memorial won The Lachlan Macquarie Award for Heritage Architecture and a National Commendation for Public Architecture at the 2010 National Architecture Awards of the Australian Institute of Architects.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>This composition tells the story of the tree. One might imagine a tourist entering the memorial, their gaze immediately drawn upwards to the hanging timbers, gently moving and touching in the breeze. A tour guide interrupts and offers to tell the story of the tree. The story begins with an elegy to the tree that must have been there for some decades before the events that made it famous, and now lives on as a ghost. Then comes a faster section, permeated by an ostinato in the piano that depicts the movement of a train. This section is faster and more dramatic, depicting the conflict and tension at the heart of the story. The music builds to a climax that gives way to a triumphant transformation of the original elegiac melody – a train journey through the thrills and spills of modern Australia. The train quietly disappears into the distance and piece ends with a reprise of the opening material, bringing us back to the memorial itself, looking forever upwards.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>David Banney\u003C/strong>\u003C/p>","Performed by Greg Smith (piano) with the Christ Church Camerata String Quartet\nMusic © David Banney, 2026","4-about-a-tree-by-david-banney","5c4ebc7e-66f9-459e-a899-134948444635","5ca0ef85-478e-424a-af84-fcde16ac470a",[16],{"id":7,"user_created":8,"date_created":314,"user_updated":22,"date_updated":22,"artist":303,"media_type":35,"vimeo_id":22,"video_caption":22,"video_duration":22,"image":315,"column_1":316,"column_2":317,"more_info_text":318,"more_info_link":319,"image_caption":320,"translation":321},"2026-02-11T02:08:32.000Z","056530fe-3638-425d-a48e-456fdd2ee4fc","\u003Cdiv id=\"bgLayers_comp-l8wic5lz\" class=\"MW5IWV\" data-hook=\"bgLayers\" data-motion-part=\"BG_LAYER comp-l8wic5lz\">\n\u003Cdiv id=\"bgMedia_comp-l8wic5lz\" class=\"VgO9Yg\" data-motion-part=\"BG_MEDIA comp-l8wic5lz\">\u003C/div>\n\u003C/div>\n\u003Cdiv class=\"\" data-mesh-id=\"comp-l8wic5lzinlineContent\" data-testid=\"inline-content\">\n\u003Cdiv data-mesh-id=\"comp-l8wic5lzinlineContent-gridContainer\" data-testid=\"mesh-container-content\">\n\u003Csection id=\"comp-k35p0co2\" class=\"comp-k35p0co2 CohWsy wixui-column-strip\">\n\u003Cdiv id=\"bgLayers_comp-k35p0co2\" class=\"if7Vw2\" data-hook=\"bgLayers\" data-motion-part=\"BG_LAYER comp-k35p0co2\">\n\u003Cdiv id=\"bgMedia_comp-k35p0co2\" class=\"wG8dni\" data-motion-part=\"BG_MEDIA comp-k35p0co2\">\u003C/div>\n\u003C/div>\n\u003Cdiv class=\"V5AUxf\" data-testid=\"columns\">\n\u003Cdiv id=\"comp-k35p0cp9\" class=\"comp-k35p0cp9 YzqVVZ wixui-column-strip__column\">\n\u003Cdiv id=\"bgLayers_comp-k35p0cp9\" class=\"MW5IWV\" data-hook=\"bgLayers\" data-motion-part=\"BG_LAYER comp-k35p0cp9\">\n\u003Cdiv id=\"bgMedia_comp-k35p0cp9\" class=\"VgO9Yg\" data-motion-part=\"BG_MEDIA comp-k35p0cp9\">\u003C/div>\n\u003C/div>\n\u003Cdiv class=\"\" data-mesh-id=\"comp-k35p0cp9inlineContent\" data-testid=\"inline-content\">\n\u003Cdiv data-mesh-id=\"comp-k35p0cp9inlineContent-gridContainer\" data-testid=\"mesh-container-content\">\n\u003Cdiv id=\"comp-k35p0cq1\" class=\"Z_l5lU ku3DBC zQ9jDz qvSjx3 Vq6kJx comp-k35p0cq1 wixui-rich-text\" data-testid=\"richTextElement\">\n\u003Cp class=\"font_8 wixui-rich-text__text\">\u003Cspan class=\"color_15 wixui-rich-text__text\">\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">David Banney was born in Brisbane, Australia, and is the Director of Music at Christ \u003C/span>\u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">Church Cathedral, Newcastle, the Artistic Director of the Christ Church Camerata, and was the founding director of the Newcastle Music Festival. An Associate Artist at the Australian Music Centre, David is a past winner of the ABC Australian Young Conductor of the Year Award and has conducted many of Australia's leading orchestras and ensembles, including the Queensland Symphony, Queensland Philharmonic, Opera Queensland, West Australian Symphony, Adelaide Symphony and Canberra Symphony. He has worked as conductor or chamber musician with \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">soloists including Roger Woodward, Tamara Anna Cislowska, Kathryn Selby, Andrea Lam  and Simon Tedeschi (piano), Susan Collins and Tor Fromhyr (violin), Andrew Blanch (guitar), Sally Walker (flute), singers \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">Deborah Humble, \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">Christopher\u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\"> Allan, Grace Knight \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">and Deborah Conway, and William Barton (didgeridoo). His teachers have included Vernon Handley and Sir Andrew Davis (conducting) and Patricia Pollett (viola).\u003C/span>\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp class=\"font_8 wixui-rich-text__text\">\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">As a composer, David won the ABC Young Composers Competition, and his output includes chamber music, choral music, orchestral music and scores for documentary films. His music has been performed by artists including Susan Collins (violin), Anthea Scott-Mitchell (cello), the Adelaide and Queensland Symphony Orchestras, the NSW Doctors Orchestra, the Choir of Christ Church Cathedral and the Christ Church Camerata. \u003C/span>\u003C/p>\n\u003C/div>\n\u003C/div>\n\u003C/div>\n\u003C/div>\n\u003C/div>\n\u003C/section>\n\u003C/div>\n\u003C/div>","\u003Cp class=\"font_8 wixui-rich-text__text\">\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">As an educator, David has \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">enjoyed a long association with Géza Szilvay, the creator of \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">the Colourstrings curriculum. David has taught at many levels, from primary school to \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">postgraduate \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">level, and has composed a large body of music for young players based on the Kodály approach to music education. With ABC radio journalist Paul Bevan, David presented more than three hundred episodes of Banney's Baton Banter - a weekly chat about music and life on ABC1233. David devised 'Tigers and Teapots: Songs for Children' - a collection of children's songs arranged for choir and strings, which has been performed throughout Australia, and has become a staple of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra's education program. \u003C/span>\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp class=\"font_8 wixui-rich-text__text\">\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">As a \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">researcher, David has \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">published papers and spoken at \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">numerous \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">conferences on two \u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\">subject\u003C/span>\u003Cspan class=\"wixui-rich-text__text\"> areas - symmetry breaking in music and Kodály-based music education in the Australian context.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>","davidbanney.com","https://www.davidbanney.com/about","[[Photo courtesy Newcastle Cathedral]]",[7],{"id":226,"width":182,"height":233,"modified_on":231,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},[52,81,187,215,236,324,327,330,295],{"type":35,"itemId":325,"imageId":256,"filepath":326,"width":183,"height":182,"focalPoint":22,"caption":22},"c151","b99449b5-4175-42da-85bb-84fdcba20e85/1765333454000",{"type":35,"itemId":328,"imageId":263,"filepath":329,"width":264,"height":182,"focalPoint":22,"caption":22},"c152","f75884be-7434-4e74-adf4-c8ef661813e4/1765333454000",{"type":35,"itemId":331,"imageId":271,"filepath":332,"width":183,"height":182,"focalPoint":22,"caption":22},"c150","a5618127-016f-446c-a4a3-8c520a32ad3d/1765333454000",{"filepath":238,"width":182,"height":233,"focalPoint":22},[335,399,469,492,553,613,678,721,765,816,859,895,933,977,1024,1079,1124,1168,1219,1271,1310,1363,1399,1442,1485,1521,1563,1600,1641,1680,1715,1753,1785,1822,1858,1892,1925,1971,2006,2040],{"id":254,"status":6,"sort":27,"user_created":8,"date_created":336,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":337,"title":338,"title_wrapped":338,"intro":339,"slug":340,"title_wrapped_column_indent":7,"title_wrapped_column_span":19,"intro_column_indent":16,"intro_column_span":87,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":341,"translation":388,"key_image":389,"concept_image":394},"2026-03-23T00:25:59.000Z","2026-07-02T22:56:33.000Z","Ambrose Treacy College \nWaterford Precinct","A new teaching building that completes the Waterford Precinct and establishes a distinct senior school identity grounded in the College’s heritage. ","ambrose-treacy-college-waterford-precinct",[342,345,347,350,353,356,371,374,376,379,382,385],{"id":343,"projects_id":254,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":344},203,87,{"id":346,"projects_id":254,"collection":26,"sort":16,"item":174},190,{"id":348,"projects_id":254,"collection":58,"sort":7,"item":349},187,36,{"id":351,"projects_id":254,"collection":26,"sort":87,"item":352},204,88,{"id":354,"projects_id":254,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":355},287,57,{"id":357,"projects_id":254,"collection":86,"sort":17,"item":358},197,{"id":349,"client":359,"location":360,"land_of":361,"size":362,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":363,"programs":364,"observations":366,"awards":368,"publications":369,"exhibitions":370},"Ambrose Treacy College","Indooroopilly","Turrbal and Jagera peoples",3349,[],[365],44,[367],34,[],[],[],{"id":372,"projects_id":254,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":373},188,37,{"id":375,"projects_id":254,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":373},191,{"id":377,"projects_id":254,"collection":26,"sort":20,"item":378},192,83,{"id":380,"projects_id":254,"collection":58,"sort":89,"item":381},189,38,{"id":383,"projects_id":254,"collection":240,"sort":5,"item":384},206,39,{"id":386,"projects_id":254,"collection":26,"sort":154,"item":387},220,95,[],{"id":390,"width":391,"height":392,"modified_on":393,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"8a6c1132-74df-4f84-b3a0-938d7cbd5bc6",1572,885,"2026-03-24T01:26:43.000Z",{"id":395,"width":396,"height":397,"modified_on":398,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"f50054d0-4071-483e-bca5-3644ca768c58",800,602,"2026-05-18T23:48:30.000Z",{"id":27,"status":6,"sort":16,"user_created":400,"date_created":401,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":402,"title":403,"title_wrapped":403,"intro":404,"slug":405,"title_wrapped_column_indent":87,"title_wrapped_column_span":19,"intro_column_indent":16,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":406,"translation":457,"key_image":458,"concept_image":464},"ca71a88e-962d-422a-b1c5-f5989332a196","2025-11-06T04:56:07.000Z","2026-07-07T11:39:20.000Z","Plant Futures Facility \nThe University of Queensland","The University of Queensland's Plant Futures Facility supports research into one of the great challenges we face as a global community – sustainable, adaptable, and secure food, fibre, and fuel production. The highly technical building supports grow research in all its forms, while simultaneously engaging with the context and culture of the precinct it sits within, and the working methods of the research that occurs within it.  ","plant-futures-facility-the-university-of-queensland",[407,410,412,415,416,417,420,423,437,438,441,444,447,449,452,453,455],{"id":408,"projects_id":27,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":409},284,116,{"id":266,"projects_id":27,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":411},19,{"id":413,"projects_id":27,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":414},146,67,{"id":251,"projects_id":27,"collection":240,"sort":87,"item":144},{"id":17,"projects_id":27,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":16},{"id":418,"projects_id":27,"collection":26,"sort":17,"item":419},145,66,{"id":421,"projects_id":27,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":422},286,56,{"id":219,"projects_id":27,"collection":86,"sort":20,"item":424},{"id":16,"client":425,"location":426,"land_of":361,"size":427,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":428,"programs":429,"observations":430,"awards":432,"publications":435,"exhibitions":436},"The University of Queensland","St Lucia",5266,[],[5,154],[431,261,249,269],21,[202,433,68,434,17],78,80,[],[],{"id":19,"projects_id":27,"collection":240,"sort":89,"item":27},{"id":439,"projects_id":27,"collection":58,"sort":242,"item":440},248,55,{"id":442,"projects_id":27,"collection":240,"sort":5,"item":443},250,47,{"id":445,"projects_id":27,"collection":58,"sort":154,"item":446},247,54,{"id":448,"projects_id":27,"collection":26,"sort":157,"item":277},246,{"id":450,"projects_id":27,"collection":240,"sort":98,"item":451},243,46,{"id":258,"projects_id":27,"collection":58,"sort":162,"item":261},{"id":268,"projects_id":27,"collection":240,"sort":454,"item":113},17,{"id":196,"projects_id":27,"collection":26,"sort":456,"item":7},18,[],{"id":459,"width":182,"height":460,"modified_on":461,"focal_point_x":462,"focal_point_y":463},"5f618e4e-0d03-425a-b407-a4eb85491165",2813,"2026-03-19T05:14:45.000Z",2432,1552,{"id":465,"width":466,"height":467,"modified_on":468,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"94524728-06b1-4f25-880a-a9bf9b0a597b",1124,843,"2026-03-30T05:39:17.000Z",{"id":5,"status":6,"sort":7,"user_created":8,"date_created":9,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":11,"title":12,"title_wrapped":13,"intro":14,"slug":15,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":470,"translation":489,"key_image":490,"concept_image":491},[471,472,473,474,482,483,484,485,486,487,488],{"id":25,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":29},{"id":57,"projects_id":5,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":7},{"id":62,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":64},{"id":85,"projects_id":5,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":475},{"id":89,"client":90,"location":91,"land_of":92,"size":93,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":476,"programs":477,"observations":478,"awards":479,"publications":480,"exhibitions":481},[98],[20,89],[5,113,121,117],[138,117,113,144,141,135,132,129,126],[162,98,157,154,7],[87],{"id":168,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":19,"item":170},{"id":191,"projects_id":5,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":157},{"id":195,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":196,"item":198},{"id":141,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":219,"item":98},{"id":144,"projects_id":5,"collection":240,"sort":20,"item":242},{"id":273,"projects_id":5,"collection":58,"sort":89,"item":98},{"id":277,"projects_id":5,"collection":26,"sort":242,"item":279},[7],{"id":226,"width":182,"height":233,"modified_on":231,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},{"id":21,"width":210,"height":211,"modified_on":208,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},{"id":98,"status":6,"sort":87,"user_created":8,"date_created":493,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":494,"title":495,"title_wrapped":496,"intro":497,"slug":498,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":87,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":499,"translation":542,"key_image":543,"concept_image":548},"2025-12-10T01:01:30.000Z","2026-07-02T23:24:11.000Z","Andrew N. Liveris Building \nThe University of Queensland ","Andrew N. Liveris Building\nThe University of Queensland ","This project, a collaboration with Lyons, is home to the University of Queensland’s School of Chemical Engineering, located proximal to the Great Court.\n\nBuilt from local sandstone, The Great Court is the single greatest icon of the campus. Since it was built, myriad building styles and materials have been used, and the campus has become increasingly glassy. In many respects, this evolution is the result of the work of Chemical Engineers, with advances in material properties, and the commercial availability of high performance glass. ","andrew-n-liveris-building-the-university-of-queensland",[500,501,504,507,509,511,526,528,530,533,536,539],{"id":349,"projects_id":98,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":411},{"id":502,"projects_id":98,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":503},338,92,{"id":505,"projects_id":98,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":506},171,76,{"id":508,"projects_id":98,"collection":58,"sort":87,"item":144},169,{"id":510,"projects_id":98,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":378},340,{"id":512,"projects_id":98,"collection":86,"sort":17,"item":513},128,{"id":269,"client":425,"location":426,"land_of":361,"size":514,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":515,"programs":516,"observations":517,"awards":519,"publications":524,"exhibitions":525},22389,[261],[132,135,138],[518,135,132],43,[283,174,378,520,521,522,344,523],84,85,86,73,[],[],{"id":527,"projects_id":98,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":113},170,{"id":529,"projects_id":98,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":352},347,{"id":531,"projects_id":98,"collection":58,"sort":20,"item":532},345,93,{"id":534,"projects_id":98,"collection":240,"sort":89,"item":535},348,89,{"id":537,"projects_id":98,"collection":58,"sort":242,"item":538},346,94,{"id":540,"projects_id":98,"collection":240,"sort":5,"item":541},349,90,[],{"id":544,"width":545,"height":546,"modified_on":547,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"90cfd15e-6d55-4b21-ba02-06890690ffbe",1500,1125,"2026-04-02T02:45:19.000Z",{"id":549,"width":550,"height":551,"modified_on":552,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"5618ce0b-e4f3-49dd-94a8-fa04c13326d8",683,512,"2026-05-18T23:47:36.000Z",{"id":129,"status":6,"sort":19,"user_created":8,"date_created":554,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":555,"title":556,"title_wrapped":557,"intro":558,"slug":559,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":87,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":560,"translation":600,"key_image":601,"concept_image":608},"2025-12-10T07:17:11.000Z","2026-07-03T00:47:45.000Z","Brisbane Girls Grammar School \nCherrell Hirst Creative Learning Centre","Brisbane Girls Grammar School \nCreative Learning Centre","In 2003, in the world of secondary schools, this was an ambitious building – eight floors, home to Music, Drama, Design Technology, Art, Staff and Cafeteria, traversing around 20m of cross fall. Due to the multiplicitous nature of the brief and the complexity of the land, the concept ‘making connections’ emerged.","brisbane-girls-grammar-school-cherrell-hirst-creative-learning-centre",[561,562,565,567,569,571,583,585,588,590,592,594,596,598],{"id":355,"projects_id":129,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":144},{"id":563,"projects_id":129,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":564},301,75,{"id":566,"projects_id":129,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":254},69,{"id":568,"projects_id":129,"collection":26,"sort":19,"item":384},74,{"id":247,"projects_id":129,"collection":26,"sort":17,"item":570},118,{"id":523,"projects_id":129,"collection":86,"sort":196,"item":572},{"id":87,"client":573,"location":574,"land_of":361,"size":575,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":576,"programs":577,"observations":578,"awards":579,"publications":581,"exhibitions":582},"Brisbane Girls Grammar School","Spring Hill",9000,[],[443],[170,365,568,523],[503,532,580],71,[411,456],[19,17],{"id":584,"projects_id":129,"collection":58,"sort":219,"item":433},305,{"id":586,"projects_id":129,"collection":240,"sort":20,"item":587},308,65,{"id":589,"projects_id":129,"collection":58,"sort":89,"item":202},304,{"id":591,"projects_id":129,"collection":240,"sort":242,"item":419},309,{"id":593,"projects_id":129,"collection":58,"sort":5,"item":68},306,{"id":595,"projects_id":129,"collection":240,"sort":154,"item":414},310,{"id":597,"projects_id":129,"collection":58,"sort":157,"item":434},307,{"id":599,"projects_id":129,"collection":240,"sort":98,"item":57},311,[16],{"id":602,"width":603,"height":604,"modified_on":605,"focal_point_x":606,"focal_point_y":607},"f20a1444-1c61-4bac-a497-5b7152cdd8e0",4100,2000,"2026-05-08T05:00:17.000Z",2050,1000,{"id":609,"width":610,"height":611,"modified_on":612,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"b8985b2b-7c41-4418-a704-2ffc4dea5197",1200,1153,"2026-01-13T06:24:56.000Z",{"id":132,"status":6,"sort":17,"user_created":8,"date_created":614,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":615,"title":616,"title_wrapped":616,"intro":617,"slug":618,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":16,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":619,"translation":668,"key_image":669,"concept_image":673},"2025-12-10T07:22:04.000Z","2026-07-02T22:57:20.000Z","Brisbane Girls Grammar School \nScience Learning Centre","Scientific diagrams and models can seem dry, even distant. Yet they describe some of the most extraordinary phenomena we know. The Science Learning Centre takes these abstractions as a starting point, drawing their wonder into form, inventing new ways of seeing, learning and imagining. ","brisbane-girls-grammar-school-science-learning-centre",[620,622,625,627,630,633,636,649,651,654,657,659,661,664,666],{"id":621,"projects_id":132,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":113},59,{"id":623,"projects_id":132,"collection":26,"sort":16,"item":624},139,63,{"id":626,"projects_id":132,"collection":58,"sort":7,"item":162},142,{"id":628,"projects_id":132,"collection":26,"sort":87,"item":629},434,127,{"id":631,"projects_id":132,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":632},435,132,{"id":634,"projects_id":132,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":635},418,124,{"id":637,"projects_id":132,"collection":86,"sort":196,"item":638},136,{"id":144,"client":639,"location":574,"land_of":640,"size":641,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":642,"programs":643,"observations":644,"awards":645,"publications":647,"exhibitions":648},"Brisbane Girls Grammar School "," Turrbal and Jagera peoples",5429,[],[113],[98,157,154],[443,646],48,[],[],{"id":650,"projects_id":132,"collection":58,"sort":219,"item":454},143,{"id":652,"projects_id":132,"collection":26,"sort":20,"item":653},140,64,{"id":655,"projects_id":132,"collection":240,"sort":89,"item":656},419,125,{"id":658,"projects_id":132,"collection":58,"sort":242,"item":456},144,{"id":660,"projects_id":132,"collection":240,"sort":5,"item":129},60,{"id":662,"projects_id":132,"collection":58,"sort":154,"item":663},420,126,{"id":665,"projects_id":132,"collection":26,"sort":157,"item":656},421,{"id":667,"projects_id":132,"collection":240,"sort":98,"item":663},422,[],{"id":670,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":672,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"65782973-d788-4c26-9cef-b8f97d31a6c8",2812,"2025-12-11T01:30:01.000Z",{"id":674,"width":675,"height":676,"modified_on":677,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"81abf6e4-cc4e-465a-9319-ac5d3b2876e2",608,456,"2026-03-17T07:01:00.000Z",{"id":365,"status":6,"sort":196,"user_created":10,"date_created":679,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":680,"title":681,"title_wrapped":681,"intro":682,"slug":683,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":27,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":684,"translation":714,"key_image":715,"concept_image":719},"2026-06-02T05:17:59.000Z","2026-06-23T02:26:25.000Z","Rod Laver Footbridge","As an overdue piece of pedestrian infrastructure connecting a major sporting venue and a growing suburb over a busy road and rail corridor, this project had to be designed as a cultural and events gateway, as well as be delivered quickly and safely.\n\nInvited into the process late in the documentation phase, we elected to adopt and adapt the proposed structural solution to bring much more than the standard engineering response alone could offer.","rod-laver-footbridge",[685,688,690,693,707,710,712],{"id":686,"projects_id":365,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":687},269,111,{"id":689,"projects_id":365,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":587},270,{"id":691,"projects_id":365,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":692},271,112,{"id":694,"projects_id":365,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":695},282,{"id":696,"client":697,"location":698,"land_of":699,"size":700,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":701,"programs":702,"observations":703,"awards":704,"publications":705,"exhibitions":706},45,"QLD Govt. Department of Transport and Main Roads","Yeerongpilly"," Turrbal and Jagera",200,[],[],[57,414],[57,566],[],[],{"id":708,"projects_id":365,"collection":26,"sort":19,"item":709},272,113,{"id":711,"projects_id":365,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":419},273,{"id":713,"projects_id":365,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":64},274,[],{"id":716,"width":182,"height":717,"modified_on":718,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"c82e45d1-b231-45d5-a5cf-149163e1af1e",3334,"2025-12-10T02:00:43.000Z",{"id":720,"width":391,"height":392,"modified_on":718,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"45d11a71-34f2-41b8-8bff-8449375f8bd6",{"id":17,"status":6,"sort":219,"user_created":8,"date_created":722,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":723,"title":724,"title_wrapped":725,"intro":726,"slug":727,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":728,"translation":754,"key_image":755,"concept_image":760},"2025-12-08T05:55:40.000Z","2026-06-23T07:14:52.000Z","Mary Rice Early Learning Centre","Mary Rice \nEarly Learning Centre","The Mary Rice Early Learning Centre caters for 136 children in a diverse set of integrated spaces and landscapes – from homely activity rooms to a community kitchen, art studio, and nature play areas – supporting exploration and belonging. ","mary-rice-early-learning-centre",[729,730,732,734,736,747,749,752],{"id":454,"projects_id":17,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":20},{"id":731,"projects_id":17,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":129},159,{"id":733,"projects_id":17,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":580},161,{"id":735,"projects_id":17,"collection":240,"sort":87,"item":521},342,{"id":570,"projects_id":17,"collection":86,"sort":17,"item":737},{"id":98,"client":738,"location":739,"land_of":361,"size":740,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":741,"programs":742,"observations":743,"awards":744,"publications":745,"exhibitions":746},"Edmund Rice Education Australia","Boondall",1990,[],[456],[411,456,454],[454,456,411,261],[],[],{"id":748,"projects_id":17,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":132},160,{"id":750,"projects_id":17,"collection":26,"sort":219,"item":751},162,72,{"id":753,"projects_id":17,"collection":240,"sort":20,"item":344},344,[],{"id":756,"width":757,"height":758,"modified_on":759,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"3a3ef0a7-319a-424a-891c-1ce91396d089",5937,3958,"2026-06-15T04:05:44.000Z",{"id":761,"width":762,"height":763,"modified_on":764,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"dad0a42c-c1c0-4cc8-816a-23cd9dfd44c9",1217,864,"2026-03-31T05:18:01.000Z",{"id":154,"status":6,"sort":20,"user_created":8,"date_created":766,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":767,"title":768,"title_wrapped":768,"intro":769,"slug":770,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":87,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":771,"translation":805,"key_image":806,"concept_image":811},"2025-12-09T05:31:19.000Z","2026-07-02T22:57:30.000Z","The University of Sydney \nWomen’s College Sibyl Centre","Historically, most Colleges are built of brick or stone – buildings of gravitas, set back from the street in immaculate gardens, designed to be revered.  The University of Sydney’s Womens College is no different in that sense – yet it has always been radical.","the-university-of-sydney-womens-college-sibyl-centre",[772,773,775,777,789,791,793,795,797,799,801,803],{"id":113,"projects_id":154,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":162},{"id":774,"projects_id":154,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":273},368,{"id":776,"projects_id":154,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":191},367,{"id":656,"projects_id":154,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":778},{"id":431,"client":779,"location":780,"land_of":781,"size":782,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":783,"programs":784,"observations":785,"awards":786,"publications":787,"exhibitions":788},"The Women's College","Camperdown, NSW","Gadigal people",900,[],[126],[433,202],[121],[16],[],{"id":790,"projects_id":154,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":195},369,{"id":792,"projects_id":154,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":62},375,{"id":794,"projects_id":154,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":62},370,{"id":796,"projects_id":154,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":273},373,{"id":798,"projects_id":154,"collection":58,"sort":20,"item":85},371,{"id":800,"projects_id":154,"collection":240,"sort":89,"item":85},376,{"id":802,"projects_id":154,"collection":58,"sort":242,"item":168},372,{"id":804,"projects_id":154,"collection":240,"sort":5,"item":168},377,[27],{"id":807,"width":808,"height":809,"modified_on":810,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"fa149576-94a2-4e9a-a56e-fec63eee5281",2318,1308,"2026-06-24T03:40:47.000Z",{"id":812,"width":813,"height":814,"modified_on":815,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"24e2740e-9ef6-481a-bd85-e450706b9514",956,537,"2026-06-24T03:39:20.000Z",{"id":157,"status":6,"sort":89,"user_created":8,"date_created":817,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":818,"title":819,"title_wrapped":820,"intro":821,"slug":822,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":87,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":823,"translation":848,"key_image":849,"concept_image":854},"2025-12-10T00:57:08.000Z","2026-07-02T22:56:17.000Z","Micro Health Laboratory \nThe University of Queensland ","Micro Health Laboratory\nThe University of Queensland ","Beyond the foundation buildings and the clarity of the spine, the Gatton campus gets complicated, with a proliferation of material types, poor circulation and back-of-house sensibilities, including loading docks and high level windows, with little or no pedestrian amenity.  The campus that was considered lifeless, “you never see anyone there and there is nothing happening”. \n\nInto this context we were asked to insert a new PC2 teaching laboratory for animal health and dissection. \n\nAbstracted from the outside world to control contaminants, the interior is the result of codes and standards, while the exterior is the humble brick of the established local context. ","micro-health-laboratory-the-university-of-queensland",[824,825,826,827,830,840,842,843,845],{"id":121,"projects_id":157,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":454},{"id":34,"projects_id":157,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":431},{"id":254,"projects_id":157,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":456},{"id":828,"projects_id":157,"collection":240,"sort":87,"item":829},443,135,{"id":663,"projects_id":157,"collection":86,"sort":19,"item":831},{"id":249,"client":425,"location":832,"land_of":833,"size":700,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":834,"programs":835,"observations":836,"awards":837,"publications":838,"exhibitions":839},"Gatton","Contested",[],[129],[144,141,138],[254,349,373,367],[242,5,89,20],[16,7],{"id":841,"projects_id":157,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":269},156,{"id":367,"projects_id":157,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":154},{"id":844,"projects_id":157,"collection":58,"sort":219,"item":249},155,{"id":846,"projects_id":157,"collection":240,"sort":242,"item":847},446,137,[],{"id":850,"width":851,"height":852,"modified_on":853,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"77c3add6-2602-45e0-a9c4-ef1bee9022e7",3151,1772,"2025-12-10T02:21:34.000Z",{"id":855,"width":856,"height":857,"modified_on":858,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"087a3844-4ec2-49d0-ab31-757780a592c5",1648,973,"2026-06-23T02:28:41.000Z",{"id":196,"status":6,"sort":5,"user_created":8,"date_created":860,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":861,"title":862,"title_wrapped":863,"intro":864,"slug":865,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":27,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":866,"translation":886,"key_image":887,"concept_image":890},"2025-12-09T04:09:24.000Z","2026-07-02T04:12:56.000Z","Minderoo Centre Plastics and Human Health Laboratory","Minderoo Centre \nPlastics & Human Health \nLaboratory","To design a laboratory almost entirely free of plastics and other contaminants that might impact the veracity of the research, we resorted to first principles and analysed every material option to determine the best solution across floors, wall, ceilings and fixtures.  The resultant project is a welded stainless-steel volume with aerated metal panels to provide a nanoscale clean work environment.","minderoo-centre-plastics-and-human-health-laboratory",[867,868,870,872,881,882,884],{"id":411,"projects_id":196,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":89},{"id":869,"projects_id":196,"collection":26,"sort":16,"item":68},178,{"id":871,"projects_id":196,"collection":58,"sort":7,"item":121},179,{"id":873,"projects_id":196,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":874},119,{"id":162,"client":425,"location":426,"land_of":361,"size":269,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":875,"programs":876,"observations":877,"awards":878,"publications":879,"exhibitions":880},[],[411],[446,279],[249,431],[249,27],[],{"id":261,"projects_id":196,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":17},{"id":883,"projects_id":196,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":367},180,{"id":885,"projects_id":196,"collection":26,"sort":196,"item":440},109,[],{"id":888,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":889,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"ed4c6de3-eb46-4dbf-b044-f26fc5f16da5","2025-12-10T02:28:31.000Z",{"id":891,"width":892,"height":893,"modified_on":894,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"634a81c9-c78e-4d42-9755-6707096aaf04",3443,1964,"2026-03-17T07:05:06.000Z",{"id":249,"status":6,"sort":154,"user_created":8,"date_created":896,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":897,"title":898,"title_wrapped":899,"intro":900,"slug":901,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":902,"translation":923,"key_image":924,"concept_image":928},"2025-12-10T04:20:47.000Z","2026-06-06T00:38:43.000Z","David Theile Olympic Swimming Pool","David Theile \nOlympic Swimming Pool","The David Theile Olympic Swimming Pool was designed to lift services above the flood line and separate the construction of steel framing from masonry walls. These strategies allowed the project to be built expeditiously, deliver the services lost to flood quickly, and provide maximum resilience for future flood events. ","david-theile-olympic-swimming-pool",[903,904,905,907,908,919,920,921],{"id":64,"projects_id":249,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":135},{"id":68,"projects_id":249,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":17},{"id":378,"projects_id":249,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":906},42,{"id":283,"projects_id":249,"collection":58,"sort":87,"item":219},{"id":520,"projects_id":249,"collection":86,"sort":19,"item":909},{"id":17,"client":910,"location":426,"land_of":640,"size":911,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":912,"programs":913,"observations":914,"awards":915,"publications":917,"exhibitions":918}," The University of Queensland",1600,[],[254,349,373],[87,7],[916,621],58,[17,19],[27],{"id":170,"projects_id":249,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":431},{"id":434,"projects_id":249,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":196},{"id":174,"projects_id":249,"collection":26,"sort":219,"item":922},41,[],{"id":925,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":926,"focal_point_x":442,"focal_point_y":927},"9d84a12b-9df3-44b7-a644-92808c3074a3","2026-03-19T05:20:59.000Z",1496,{"id":929,"width":930,"height":931,"modified_on":932,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"29c60fa2-49b6-40a3-91b8-3f551020b7de",1366,768,"2026-01-13T06:24:38.000Z",{"id":89,"status":6,"sort":157,"user_created":8,"date_created":934,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":935,"title":936,"title_wrapped":936,"intro":937,"slug":938,"title_wrapped_column_indent":7,"title_wrapped_column_span":19,"intro_column_indent":7,"intro_column_span":17,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":939,"translation":966,"key_image":967,"concept_image":974},"2025-12-09T04:28:05.000Z","2026-05-12T08:43:16.000Z","Suttons Beach Pavilion","For more than 80 years, the unpretentious Art Deco structure that was the Suttons Beach Pavilion embraced every eventuality, serving its community as a humble and much-loved piece of large scale, public furniture.\n\nIn collaboration with Hogg and Lamb, RPS Group and Frank Turquoise","suttons-beach-pavilion",[940,941,944,957,960,961,963],{"id":269,"projects_id":89,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":154},{"id":942,"projects_id":89,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":943},259,61,{"id":945,"projects_id":89,"collection":86,"sort":7,"item":946},123,{"id":411,"client":947,"location":948,"land_of":949,"size":950,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":951,"programs":952,"observations":953,"awards":954,"publications":955,"exhibitions":956},"City of Moreton Bay /  City Lab","Redcliffe","Ningy Ningy people",1320,[242,5,154],[170],[624,653],[],[],[],{"id":958,"projects_id":89,"collection":58,"sort":87,"item":959},260,62,{"id":132,"projects_id":89,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":219},{"id":962,"projects_id":89,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":624},261,{"id":964,"projects_id":89,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":965},262,49,[],{"id":968,"width":969,"height":970,"modified_on":971,"focal_point_x":972,"focal_point_y":973},"fe971615-69fd-4ec2-a438-e81036287b64",1920,1080,"2026-03-31T06:20:39.000Z",1824,984,{"id":975,"width":396,"height":396,"modified_on":976,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"9ccda477-36e0-44cb-b756-e0252f5a3f49","2026-03-17T07:04:08.000Z",{"id":141,"status":6,"sort":98,"user_created":8,"date_created":978,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":979,"title":980,"title_wrapped":981,"intro":982,"slug":983,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":87,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":984,"translation":1014,"key_image":1015,"concept_image":1020},"2025-12-11T01:23:31.000Z","2026-07-02T22:57:54.000Z","m3architecture Office \n11 Saint James Street ","11 Saint James Street","Our office is us putting our money where our mouth is – a daily reminder that we are part of a longer history and a much bigger story: this building, this profession, this Country","m3architecture-office-11-saint-james-street",[985,986,988,990,1001,1004,1006,1008,1010,1012],{"id":587,"projects_id":141,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":367},{"id":987,"projects_id":141,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":277},378,{"id":989,"projects_id":141,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":277},382,{"id":991,"projects_id":141,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":992},138,{"id":117,"client":993,"location":994,"land_of":361,"size":22,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":995,"programs":996,"observations":997,"awards":998,"publications":999,"exhibitions":1000},"m3architecure","Petrie Terrace",[],[384],[434,68],[414],[],[],{"id":1002,"projects_id":141,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":1003},379,108,{"id":1005,"projects_id":141,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":1003},383,{"id":1007,"projects_id":141,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":885},380,{"id":1009,"projects_id":141,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":885},384,{"id":1011,"projects_id":141,"collection":58,"sort":20,"item":29},381,{"id":1013,"projects_id":141,"collection":240,"sort":89,"item":29},385,[],{"id":1016,"width":182,"height":183,"modified_on":1017,"focal_point_x":1018,"focal_point_y":1019},"8f4449e6-d59b-4ef2-87e7-6c16f1802483","2026-03-19T05:22:23.000Z",2243,1663,{"id":1021,"width":1022,"height":931,"modified_on":1023,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"d010c56b-fb3d-4319-a48b-8a414f3fd637",1024,"2026-04-02T02:56:34.000Z",{"id":242,"status":6,"sort":162,"user_created":8,"date_created":1025,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1026,"title":1027,"title_wrapped":1028,"intro":1029,"slug":1030,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":7,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1031,"translation":1068,"key_image":1069,"concept_image":1074},"2025-12-09T04:33:29.000Z","2026-07-02T23:02:02.000Z","Suncoast Christian College Primary Precinct","Suncoast Christian College \nPrimary Precinct","This project is the result of a deep consultation with Suncoast Christian College about their unique culture of learning to create a building that reflects this vibrant community.","suncoast-christian-college-primary-precinct",[1032,1033,1035,1037,1039,1051,1053,1055,1057,1059,1061,1063,1066],{"id":126,"projects_id":242,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":157},{"id":1034,"projects_id":242,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":141},168,{"id":1036,"projects_id":242,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":564},165,{"id":1038,"projects_id":242,"collection":240,"sort":87,"item":433},332,{"id":635,"projects_id":242,"collection":86,"sort":19,"item":1040},{"id":261,"client":1041,"location":1042,"land_of":1043,"size":1044,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1045,"programs":1046,"observations":1047,"awards":1048,"publications":1049,"exhibitions":1050},"Suncoast Christian College","Woombye","Kabi Kabi people",5723,[],[269],[129,126],[506,564,568,269],[],[],{"id":1052,"projects_id":242,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":135},166,{"id":1054,"projects_id":242,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":117},173,{"id":1056,"projects_id":242,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":564},329,{"id":1058,"projects_id":242,"collection":58,"sort":20,"item":138},167,{"id":1060,"projects_id":242,"collection":26,"sort":89,"item":523},163,{"id":1062,"projects_id":242,"collection":240,"sort":242,"item":283},335,{"id":1064,"projects_id":242,"collection":58,"sort":5,"item":1065},336,91,{"id":1067,"projects_id":242,"collection":240,"sort":154,"item":174},337,[],{"id":1070,"width":1071,"height":1072,"modified_on":1073,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"32dba559-0845-4c21-b830-8023b640b4e5",5734,3823,"2026-06-15T00:33:57.000Z",{"id":1075,"width":1076,"height":1077,"modified_on":1078,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"87a13710-21d8-40ba-9b1d-3ba574824cfc",605,416,"2026-03-19T03:57:11.000Z",{"id":269,"status":6,"sort":454,"user_created":8,"date_created":1080,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1081,"title":1082,"title_wrapped":1083,"intro":1084,"slug":1085,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":19,"intro_column_indent":87,"intro_column_span":87,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1086,"translation":1115,"key_image":1116,"concept_image":1119},"2025-12-10T04:24:39.000Z","2026-06-04T06:26:52.000Z","Brisbane North Eye Centre","Brisbane North \nEye Centre","The Brisbane North Eye Centre moves between large scale theatrical gestures and intimate experience.  Each scale exploring the sites history, its use, and ideas of perception as they relate to people with failing eyesight.","brisbane-north-eye-centre",[1087,1088,1090,1092,1104,1106,1108,1109,1111,1113],{"id":279,"projects_id":269,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":138},{"id":1089,"projects_id":269,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":117},175,{"id":1091,"projects_id":269,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":433},177,{"id":1093,"projects_id":269,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1094},99,{"id":20,"client":1095,"location":1096,"land_of":640,"size":1097,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1098,"programs":1099,"observations":1100,"awards":1101,"publications":1102,"exhibitions":1103},"Kevin Vandeleur","Chermside",550,[],[196,219],[242,89],[660],[454],[],{"id":1105,"projects_id":269,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":367},176,{"id":1107,"projects_id":269,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":5},97,{"id":446,"projects_id":269,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":249},{"id":1110,"projects_id":269,"collection":58,"sort":219,"item":154},98,{"id":1112,"projects_id":269,"collection":240,"sort":20,"item":121},174,{"id":1114,"projects_id":269,"collection":26,"sort":89,"item":965},100,[],{"id":1117,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":1118,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"4bbfc02a-8dd7-4a49-8336-8e1d8548ed5d","2025-12-11T01:34:08.000Z",{"id":1120,"width":1121,"height":1122,"modified_on":1123,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"6010adc2-c8be-41f3-9fc8-c0b66599223b",1088,816,"2026-05-18T23:47:00.000Z",{"id":456,"status":6,"sort":456,"user_created":8,"date_created":1125,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1126,"title":1127,"title_wrapped":1128,"intro":1129,"slug":1130,"title_wrapped_column_indent":7,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":17,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1131,"translation":1161,"key_image":1162,"concept_image":1165},"2025-12-10T01:13:13.000Z","2026-07-03T00:42:44.000Z","St Patrick’s College East Precinct","St Patrick’s College \nEast Precinct","St Patrick’s College is a Catholic secondary school for girls in Townsville founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1878. Until recently, the Sisters lived on the edge of the College. Following their move, they gifted the College the corner site, bookended by a heritage listed Convent and Parish Church. This enabled the realisation of East Precinct, containing an 800 seat Auditorium, Voc Ed Kitchen, Library, Classrooms and spaces for Music, Drama and Dance.","st-patricks-college-east-precinct",[1132,1133,1135,1137,1149,1151,1153,1155,1157,1159],{"id":906,"projects_id":456,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":249},{"id":1134,"projects_id":456,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":344},325,{"id":1136,"projects_id":456,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":506},330,{"id":632,"projects_id":456,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1138},{"id":132,"client":1139,"location":1140,"land_of":1141,"size":1142,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1143,"programs":1144,"observations":1145,"awards":1146,"publications":1147,"exhibitions":1148},"St Patricks College","Townsville","Gurambilburra Wulgurukaba, Bindal, Nywaigi and Gugu Badhun peoples",6450,[],[646],[422,440],[751],[],[],{"id":1150,"projects_id":456,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":352},326,{"id":1152,"projects_id":456,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":202},331,{"id":1154,"projects_id":456,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":535},327,{"id":1156,"projects_id":456,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":68},333,{"id":1158,"projects_id":456,"collection":58,"sort":20,"item":541},328,{"id":1160,"projects_id":456,"collection":240,"sort":89,"item":434},334,[],{"id":1163,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":1164,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"bcdfe147-e54e-4cff-ab15-52a9be022f4c","2025-12-10T02:15:36.000Z",{"id":1166,"width":930,"height":931,"modified_on":1167,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"04d70845-c9fd-4173-87e8-4d41be01bf3e","2026-05-18T23:50:11.000Z",{"id":19,"status":6,"sort":411,"user_created":8,"date_created":1169,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1170,"title":1171,"title_wrapped":1172,"intro":1173,"slug":1174,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1175,"translation":1209,"key_image":1210,"concept_image":1215},"2025-12-08T05:47:59.000Z","2026-06-23T06:22:39.000Z","St Rita’s College Trinity Centre","St Rita’s College \nTrinity Centre","Like most school buildings, the St Rita’s College Trinity Centre is a working utility, containing 12 classrooms, an auditorium, and specialist spaces for music, drama, film and tv. \n","st-ritas-college-trinity-centre",[1176,1179,1182,1185,1187,1189,1191,1193,1195,1205,1207],{"id":1177,"projects_id":19,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":1178},408,122,{"id":1180,"projects_id":19,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":1181},409,121,{"id":1183,"projects_id":19,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":1184},359,96,{"id":1186,"projects_id":19,"collection":58,"sort":87,"item":1093},362,{"id":1188,"projects_id":19,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":1107},360,{"id":1190,"projects_id":19,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":1114},363,{"id":1192,"projects_id":19,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":1110},361,{"id":1194,"projects_id":19,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":1093},364,{"id":409,"projects_id":19,"collection":86,"sort":20,"item":1196},{"id":157,"client":1197,"location":1198,"land_of":361,"size":1142,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1199,"programs":1200,"observations":1201,"awards":1202,"publications":1203,"exhibitions":1204},"St Rita’s College","Clayfield",[],[454],[660],[157,98,162],[],[],{"id":1206,"projects_id":19,"collection":58,"sort":89,"item":191},365,{"id":1208,"projects_id":19,"collection":240,"sort":242,"item":1114},366,[],{"id":1211,"width":1212,"height":1213,"modified_on":1214,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"e1c45ccb-24a9-4f89-a697-eb9965cf4845",3353,2235,"2026-06-24T03:35:26.000Z",{"id":1216,"width":604,"height":1217,"modified_on":1218,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"411b26a2-6a98-4458-8bdf-f9e5f06c7ce7",728,"2026-03-24T01:31:36.000Z",{"id":431,"status":6,"sort":261,"user_created":8,"date_created":1220,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":1221,"title":1222,"title_wrapped":1223,"intro":1224,"slug":1225,"title_wrapped_column_indent":7,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":27,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1226,"translation":1263,"key_image":1264,"concept_image":1268},"2025-12-10T04:17:11.000Z","2026-07-06T10:49:02.000Z","Mount Alvernia College \nLa Verna and La Foresta","Mount Alvernia \nCollege","In the 13th century Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone spent his life advocating for the natural environment. Now, almost 800 years later his lessons are as resonant as ever. We know him as St Francis of Assisi, Patron Saint of flora and fauna.","mount-alvernia-college-la-verna-and-la-foresta",[1227,1228,1240,1242,1244,1247,1249,1251,1253,1255,1257,1259,1261],{"id":965,"projects_id":431,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":132},{"id":1229,"projects_id":431,"collection":86,"sort":16,"item":1230},134,{"id":138,"client":1231,"location":1232,"land_of":361,"size":1233,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1234,"programs":1235,"observations":1236,"awards":1237,"publications":1238,"exhibitions":1239},"Mount Alvernia College","Kedron",8500,[],[367],[965,646,443],[446,440,422,355],[],[],{"id":1241,"projects_id":431,"collection":58,"sort":7,"item":387},350,{"id":1243,"projects_id":431,"collection":240,"sort":87,"item":1065},354,{"id":1245,"projects_id":431,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":1246},405,120,{"id":1248,"projects_id":431,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":503},355,{"id":1250,"projects_id":431,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":1184},351,{"id":1252,"projects_id":431,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":1246},406,{"id":1254,"projects_id":431,"collection":58,"sort":20,"item":1107},352,{"id":1256,"projects_id":431,"collection":240,"sort":89,"item":532},356,{"id":1258,"projects_id":431,"collection":240,"sort":242,"item":538},357,{"id":1260,"projects_id":431,"collection":58,"sort":5,"item":1110},353,{"id":1262,"projects_id":431,"collection":240,"sort":154,"item":1181},407,[],{"id":1265,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":1266,"focal_point_x":442,"focal_point_y":1267},"5e67d75c-db0a-4bef-ba84-c99815e502a6","2026-03-19T05:23:55.000Z",1436,{"id":1269,"width":467,"height":763,"modified_on":1270,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"df14026e-c7a9-4149-bc9c-16321ab9dc76","2026-05-12T07:58:23.000Z",{"id":518,"status":6,"sort":431,"user_created":8,"date_created":1272,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":1273,"title":1274,"title_wrapped":1275,"intro":1276,"slug":1277,"title_wrapped_column_indent":7,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":17,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1278,"translation":1300,"key_image":1301,"concept_image":1306},"2026-03-25T04:42:03.000Z","2026-07-06T10:33:54.000Z","Brisbane Girls Grammar School Junior Campus","Brisbane Girls Grammar School \nJunior Campus","In 1875, Brisbane Girls Grammar School was founded as a High School, to offer girls the same learning opportunities as their male counterparts.  For the same reason 140 years on, the school determined to establish a Junior School across the road from the High School, converting what was a five storey Queensland Country Womens Association accommodation building.","brisbane-girls-grammar-school-junior-campus",[1279,1281,1284,1286,1288,1291,1294,1296,1298],{"id":1280,"projects_id":518,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":663},427,{"id":1282,"projects_id":518,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":1283},433,131,{"id":1285,"projects_id":518,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":629},423,{"id":1287,"projects_id":518,"collection":58,"sort":87,"item":629},424,{"id":1289,"projects_id":518,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":1290},430,130,{"id":1292,"projects_id":518,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":1293},429,129,{"id":1295,"projects_id":518,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":1283},431,{"id":1297,"projects_id":518,"collection":58,"sort":219,"item":1290},432,{"id":1299,"projects_id":518,"collection":240,"sort":20,"item":512},426,[],{"id":1302,"width":1303,"height":1304,"modified_on":1305,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"66b4975c-ced5-4388-aa26-020732c16bb4",5600,3150,"2026-07-03T05:29:58.000Z",{"id":1307,"width":396,"height":1308,"modified_on":1309,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"54ae3528-7a9c-4775-936b-66ffe52bd133",600,"2026-06-09T01:42:50.000Z",{"id":126,"status":6,"sort":249,"user_created":8,"date_created":1311,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1312,"title":1313,"title_wrapped":1314,"intro":1315,"slug":1316,"title_wrapped_column_indent":18,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":7,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1317,"translation":1352,"key_image":1353,"concept_image":1358},"2025-12-10T07:08:59.000Z","2026-06-22T06:10:56.000Z","Brisbane Girls Grammar School Elizabeth Jameson Research Learning Centre","Brisbane Girls Grammar School \nResearch Learning Centre","Designing a school library is important to say the least. For Brisbane Girls Grammar School, this was an opportunity to redefine its offering, including 11 classrooms and staff offices.   \n\nThe building is positioned adjacent a 100 year old fig tree and shares the frontage with historic foundation buildings of the school.","brisbane-girls-grammar-school-elizabeth-jameson-research-learning-centre",[1318,1319,1321,1324,1326,1336,1338,1340,1342,1344,1346,1348,1350],{"id":440,"projects_id":126,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":141},{"id":1320,"projects_id":126,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":283},314,{"id":1322,"projects_id":126,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":1323},316,70,{"id":1325,"projects_id":126,"collection":58,"sort":87,"item":174},315,{"id":829,"projects_id":126,"collection":86,"sort":19,"item":1327},{"id":141,"client":1328,"location":574,"land_of":361,"size":1329,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1330,"programs":1331,"observations":1332,"awards":1333,"publications":1334,"exhibitions":1335},"BGGS",2500,[],[381],[451,696,506,564],[943,959,624,653,587,419],[],[],{"id":1337,"projects_id":126,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":378},317,{"id":1339,"projects_id":126,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":580},321,{"id":1341,"projects_id":126,"collection":58,"sort":219,"item":520},318,{"id":1343,"projects_id":126,"collection":240,"sort":20,"item":751},322,{"id":1345,"projects_id":126,"collection":58,"sort":89,"item":521},319,{"id":1347,"projects_id":126,"collection":240,"sort":242,"item":523},323,{"id":1349,"projects_id":126,"collection":58,"sort":5,"item":522},320,{"id":1351,"projects_id":126,"collection":240,"sort":154,"item":568},324,[],{"id":1354,"width":182,"height":264,"modified_on":1355,"focal_point_x":1356,"focal_point_y":1357},"647bfcdd-ff34-4d54-8990-ab4b5dd96ff5","2026-03-31T05:58:22.000Z",2592,3483,{"id":1359,"width":1360,"height":1361,"modified_on":1362,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"9e4c2b3a-4b78-4dec-a95c-22993a51bf05",1311,1536,"2026-03-24T01:30:34.000Z",{"id":144,"status":6,"sort":269,"user_created":8,"date_created":1364,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1365,"title":1366,"title_wrapped":1367,"intro":1368,"slug":1369,"title_wrapped_column_indent":87,"title_wrapped_column_span":7,"intro_column_indent":27,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1370,"translation":1388,"key_image":1389,"concept_image":1394},"2026-01-13T06:24:24.000Z","2026-07-02T22:58:41.000Z","Elkhorn Building \nThe University of Queensland","Elkhorn Building\nThe University of Queensland","This project employs adaptive reuse as a pillar of sustainable practice. Elkhorn has transformed an abandoned concrete framed building at UQ’s Long Pocket campus, into a leading research and teaching facility, supporting the work of the Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation (QAAFI).  ","elkhorn-building-the-university-of-queensland",[1371,1372,1373,1374,1383,1385,1387],{"id":522,"projects_id":144,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":365},{"id":352,"projects_id":144,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":20},{"id":521,"projects_id":144,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":518},{"id":535,"projects_id":144,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1375},{"id":196,"client":910,"location":426,"land_of":361,"size":1376,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1377,"programs":1378,"observations":1379,"awards":1380,"publications":1381,"exhibitions":1382},4651,[],[87],[162,196,17,19],[16,27,7],[],[],{"id":1384,"projects_id":144,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":621},290,{"id":1386,"projects_id":144,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":566},289,{"id":344,"projects_id":144,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":141},[],{"id":1390,"width":182,"height":460,"modified_on":1391,"focal_point_x":1392,"focal_point_y":1393},"c32e69f9-fa98-474d-8358-565c1617ee0a","2026-03-19T05:27:26.000Z",2578,1408,{"id":1395,"width":1396,"height":1397,"modified_on":1398,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"72761ba3-1aa5-4481-9133-b016ea065464",536,302,"2026-01-13T06:26:41.000Z",{"id":138,"status":6,"sort":126,"user_created":8,"date_created":1400,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1401,"title":1402,"title_wrapped":1402,"intro":1403,"slug":1404,"title_wrapped_column_indent":7,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":27,"intro_column_span":87,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1405,"translation":1431,"key_image":1432,"concept_image":1437},"2025-12-11T00:56:06.000Z","2026-07-03T00:40:53.000Z","Act for Kids","Act for Kids is a remarkable organisation offering secure therapy and day care to children who have endured abuse or neglect. Though located in the dry tropics, the gifted land is adjacent a water course resulting in a wonderful stand of trees, with a magical clearing in the centre. ","act-for-kids",[1406,1407,1409,1411,1413,1415,1424,1426,1428,1430],{"id":624,"projects_id":138,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":121},{"id":1408,"projects_id":138,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":751},293,{"id":1410,"projects_id":138,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":943},297,{"id":1412,"projects_id":138,"collection":58,"sort":87,"item":580},292,{"id":1414,"projects_id":138,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":660},296,{"id":847,"projects_id":138,"collection":86,"sort":17,"item":1416},{"id":113,"client":1402,"location":1140,"land_of":1417,"size":22,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1418,"programs":1419,"observations":1420,"awards":1421,"publications":1422,"exhibitions":1423},"the Gurambilburra Wulgurukaba, Bindal, Nywaigi and Gugu Badhun peoples",[],[446],[751,580,1323,566],[352,535,541,1065,1323],[219,196],[],{"id":1425,"projects_id":138,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":523},294,{"id":1427,"projects_id":138,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":624},299,{"id":1429,"projects_id":138,"collection":58,"sort":20,"item":568},295,{"id":245,"projects_id":138,"collection":240,"sort":89,"item":653},[],{"id":1433,"width":1434,"height":1435,"modified_on":1436,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"bf6fedc6-6cc7-4f75-be1a-c141b9bacbcd",4200,3000,"2026-06-24T03:35:59.000Z",{"id":1438,"width":1439,"height":1440,"modified_on":1441,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"c18f79ab-1b09-4c60-83e1-eaba35dbf10f",963,652,"2026-06-25T03:13:44.000Z",{"id":87,"status":6,"sort":129,"user_created":8,"date_created":1443,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1444,"title":1445,"title_wrapped":1445,"intro":1446,"slug":1447,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":219,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":17,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1448,"translation":1475,"key_image":1476,"concept_image":1481},"2025-12-08T05:42:10.000Z","2026-07-02T22:58:59.000Z","St Joseph’s Nudgee College \nHanly Learning Centre","The Hanly Learning Centre has redefined the centre of gravity of the campus by bringing together teaching and learning, the library, IT services, and food services to formalise a social and academic heart for the community.","st-josephs-nudgee-college-hanly-learning-centre",[1449,1451,1454,1456,1467,1469,1471,1473],{"id":1450,"projects_id":87,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":512},436,{"id":1452,"projects_id":87,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":1453},437,133,{"id":1455,"projects_id":87,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":632},438,{"id":1457,"projects_id":87,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1458},115,{"id":154,"client":1459,"location":739,"land_of":361,"size":1460,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1461,"programs":1462,"observations":1463,"awards":1464,"publications":1465,"exhibitions":1466},"St Joseph’s Nudgee College",3911,[],[162],[174,283],[89,242,5,154],[],[],{"id":1468,"projects_id":87,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":1229},439,{"id":1470,"projects_id":87,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":1453},440,{"id":1472,"projects_id":87,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":829},441,{"id":1474,"projects_id":87,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":1229},442,[],{"id":1477,"width":1478,"height":1479,"modified_on":1480,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"785532ae-e931-4237-a196-3ef9876f71c0",1072,1076,"2026-07-02T01:22:50.000Z",{"id":1482,"width":1483,"height":1361,"modified_on":1484,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"98b77080-3fb8-4e58-a25a-683b04f0ec66",1531,"2026-06-25T02:24:35.000Z",{"id":16,"status":6,"sort":132,"user_created":8,"date_created":1486,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":1487,"title":1488,"title_wrapped":1489,"intro":1490,"slug":1491,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1492,"translation":1513,"key_image":1514,"concept_image":1517},"2025-12-08T04:45:55.000Z","2026-06-23T02:54:34.000Z","QCEC Workplace Fitout","QCEC \nWorkplace Fitout","More material was removed than replaced by this project, ensuring that the original heritage fabric would be the hero in this new workplace. It brings together previously disconnected staff, moving them from a series of internal offices spread throughout the heritage listed building, and relocates them into a single, light-filled, collaborative workplace.","qcec-workplace-fitout",[1493,1494,1506,1508,1509,1511],{"id":20,"projects_id":16,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":87},{"id":692,"projects_id":16,"collection":86,"sort":16,"item":1495},{"id":242,"client":1496,"location":1497,"land_of":640,"size":1498,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1499,"programs":1500,"observations":1501,"awards":1503,"publications":1504,"exhibitions":1505},"QCEC","Brisbane CBD",830,[],[157],[1502],40,[196,219],[],[],{"id":1507,"projects_id":16,"collection":58,"sort":7,"item":64},239,{"id":89,"projects_id":16,"collection":240,"sort":87,"item":16},{"id":1510,"projects_id":16,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":170},240,{"id":1512,"projects_id":16,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":696},241,[],{"id":1515,"width":545,"height":546,"modified_on":1516,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"d4aa83a8-0691-41c1-8dcc-9644342e0bf9","2026-04-02T02:37:38.000Z",{"id":1518,"width":396,"height":1519,"modified_on":1520,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"4af76c8d-01e8-4a9f-94d3-1d89f820eb5e",450,"2026-05-18T23:49:48.000Z",{"id":7,"status":6,"sort":135,"user_created":8,"date_created":1522,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":1523,"title":1524,"title_wrapped":1524,"intro":1525,"slug":1526,"title_wrapped_column_indent":7,"title_wrapped_column_span":19,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1527,"translation":1552,"key_image":1553,"concept_image":1558},"2025-12-08T05:36:18.000Z","2026-07-06T11:00:18.000Z","The Women’s College \nSibyl Centre Master Plan","The Women’s College within The University of Sydney is a formidable institution: the role the College has played in the history of women’s education in Australia, the calibre of principals, the historic and cultural significance of Sulman and Power’s Main Building, the feminist principles upon which the College was formed and continues to build upon, the dedication to scholarship, the list could go on…","the-womens-college-sibyl-centre-master-plan",[1528,1529,1531,1532,1540,1543,1545,1547,1549,1550],{"id":242,"projects_id":7,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":19},{"id":1530,"projects_id":7,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":409},397,{"id":5,"projects_id":7,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":17},{"id":709,"projects_id":7,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1533},{"id":5,"client":779,"location":780,"land_of":781,"size":782,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1534,"programs":1535,"observations":1536,"awards":1537,"publications":1538,"exhibitions":1539},[],[98],[],[20],[],[],{"id":1541,"projects_id":7,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":1542},398,117,{"id":1544,"projects_id":7,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":409},401,{"id":1546,"projects_id":7,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":570},399,{"id":1548,"projects_id":7,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":1542},402,{"id":93,"projects_id":7,"collection":58,"sort":20,"item":873},{"id":1551,"projects_id":7,"collection":240,"sort":89,"item":570},403,[],{"id":1554,"width":1555,"height":1556,"modified_on":1557,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"8654e55c-ae00-40a6-921e-401dfccc8551",6042,4027,"2026-06-25T05:29:34.000Z",{"id":1559,"width":1560,"height":1561,"modified_on":1562,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"c4b7fd29-67f8-4094-bc92-04faa769def5",510,392,"2026-06-25T02:34:19.000Z",{"id":219,"status":6,"sort":138,"user_created":8,"date_created":1564,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1565,"title":1566,"title_wrapped":1567,"intro":1568,"slug":1569,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":87,"intro_column_span":196,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1570,"translation":1592,"key_image":1593,"concept_image":1597},"2025-12-09T04:13:30.000Z","2026-07-02T05:30:58.000Z","Kings College Master Plan","Kings College \nMaster Plan","Consistent with The University of Queensland Master Plan’s initiative to increase life on campus, Kings College projects a staged 30% increase in resident numbers, and with it, a commensurate upgrade to communal facilities.","kings-college-master-plan",[1571,1572,1574,1576,1585,1587,1589,1591],{"id":431,"projects_id":219,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":242},{"id":1573,"projects_id":219,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":1178},410,{"id":1575,"projects_id":219,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":945},411,{"id":1246,"projects_id":219,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1577},{"id":454,"client":1578,"location":426,"land_of":361,"size":22,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1579,"programs":1580,"observations":1581,"awards":1582,"publications":1583,"exhibitions":1584},"Kings College",[],[261],[],[],[],[],{"id":1586,"projects_id":219,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":945},412,{"id":1588,"projects_id":219,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":1178},413,{"id":1590,"projects_id":219,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":635},414,{"id":135,"projects_id":219,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":20},[],{"id":1594,"width":1595,"height":970,"modified_on":1596,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"fca32274-1bba-48d2-8cc9-9d2022796412",1620,"2026-06-24T03:42:58.000Z",{"id":1598,"width":930,"height":931,"modified_on":1599,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"6d4c3299-78c8-493b-abd3-14091363a38d","2026-04-02T01:48:27.000Z",{"id":162,"status":6,"sort":141,"user_created":8,"date_created":1601,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1602,"title":1603,"title_wrapped":1604,"intro":1605,"slug":1606,"title_wrapped_column_indent":87,"title_wrapped_column_span":87,"intro_column_indent":16,"intro_column_span":87,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1607,"translation":1632,"key_image":1633,"concept_image":1636},"2025-12-10T01:04:59.000Z","2026-07-03T04:50:34.000Z","The Globe Lookout","The Globe \nLookout","Together with our collaborating partner, Brian Hooper Architect, we set out to adapt the language of Central Queensland’s elevated water tanks and the history of lattice screens for Barcaldine’s new lookout tower.","the-globe-lookout",[1608,1609,1611,1613,1623,1625,1626,1628,1630],{"id":381,"projects_id":162,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":261},{"id":1610,"projects_id":162,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":916},255,{"id":1612,"projects_id":162,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":1246},339,{"id":1293,"projects_id":162,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1614},{"id":126,"client":90,"location":1615,"land_of":92,"size":1616,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1617,"programs":1618,"observations":1619,"awards":1620,"publications":1621,"exhibitions":1622},"Barcaldine",233,[162],[141,144],[],[451],[],[],{"id":1624,"projects_id":162,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":621},256,{"id":384,"projects_id":162,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":98},{"id":1627,"projects_id":162,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":660},257,{"id":1629,"projects_id":162,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":520},341,{"id":1631,"projects_id":162,"collection":240,"sort":20,"item":646},258,[],{"id":1634,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":1635,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"76d9246a-3260-40ab-a9fd-b6abbba37625","2025-12-10T02:18:47.000Z",{"id":1637,"width":1638,"height":1639,"modified_on":1640,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"3e92fbf1-20ba-492e-99d6-b157f80b1ca9",803,1148,"2026-05-12T08:01:05.000Z",{"id":454,"status":6,"sort":144,"user_created":8,"date_created":1642,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1643,"title":1644,"title_wrapped":1644,"intro":1645,"slug":1646,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":219,"intro_column_indent":27,"intro_column_span":87,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1647,"translation":1672,"key_image":1673,"concept_image":1676},"2025-12-10T01:08:54.000Z","2026-07-03T04:53:32.000Z","The Globe Hotel","Together with our collaborating partner, Brian Hooper Architect, we convinced Council to keep the bones of the original Globe Hotel, preserving local histories, enabling the retention of the verandah space, and saving the client both time and money.","the-globe-hotel",[1648,1649,1651,1653,1663,1665,1667,1668,1670],{"id":1502,"projects_id":454,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":431},{"id":1650,"projects_id":454,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":518},212,{"id":1652,"projects_id":454,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":1065},215,{"id":1290,"projects_id":454,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1654},{"id":129,"client":90,"location":91,"land_of":1655,"size":1656,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1657,"programs":1658,"observations":1659,"awards":1660,"publications":1661,"exhibitions":1662},"Iningai peoples",465,[454],[117,121],[621,916,349,254],[965,198,64,170,279],[],[],{"id":1664,"projects_id":454,"collection":26,"sort":19,"item":538},218,{"id":1666,"projects_id":454,"collection":58,"sort":17,"item":365},213,{"id":922,"projects_id":454,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":162},{"id":1669,"projects_id":454,"collection":58,"sort":219,"item":696},214,{"id":1671,"projects_id":454,"collection":26,"sort":20,"item":532},217,[],{"id":1674,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":1675,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"ea46319d-be44-4bcb-aa6d-a0e861603d16","2025-12-10T02:17:49.000Z",{"id":1677,"width":1678,"height":763,"modified_on":1679,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"b4c620da-d8b6-4d79-b070-e914f4739b6b",1152,"2026-03-25T02:00:32.000Z",{"id":349,"status":6,"sort":113,"user_created":8,"date_created":1681,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1682,"title":1683,"title_wrapped":1683,"intro":1684,"slug":1685,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":27,"intro_column_span":87,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1686,"translation":1705,"key_image":1706,"concept_image":1711},"2026-03-23T01:10:48.000Z","2026-07-02T22:59:56.000Z","St Joseph’s Nudgee College \nRoss Oval Grandstand","The Ross Oval Grandstand is a cherished symbol of College spirit—etched into the collective memory of generations of students. This restoration allows this structure to live on for future generations of Nudgee boys.","st-josephs-nudgee-college-ross-oval-grandstand",[1687,1689,1691,1693,1703],{"id":1688,"projects_id":349,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":434},181,{"id":1690,"projects_id":349,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":254},186,{"id":1692,"projects_id":349,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":349},185,{"id":1694,"projects_id":349,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1695},183,{"id":367,"client":1459,"location":739,"land_of":361,"size":1696,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1697,"programs":1698,"observations":1699,"awards":1700,"publications":1701,"exhibitions":1702},227,[],[922,906],[],[],[],[],{"id":1704,"projects_id":349,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":254},184,[],{"id":1707,"width":1708,"height":1709,"modified_on":1710,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"9b5db7f5-9002-4f05-b4be-59e33b0415d1",3025,2269,"2026-03-23T01:15:01.000Z",{"id":1712,"width":1713,"height":1714,"modified_on":1710,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"e9bc7867-943e-4a52-be42-1bd4c9dfb0f0",3056,1775,{"id":367,"status":6,"sort":117,"user_created":8,"date_created":1716,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1717,"title":1718,"title_wrapped":1718,"intro":1719,"slug":1720,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":19,"intro_column_indent":7,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1721,"translation":1743,"key_image":1744,"concept_image":1748},"2026-01-28T03:40:04.000Z","2026-07-02T07:39:45.000Z","Barcaldine Master Plan","The success of the Barcaldine master plan is based on retail theory.  Whether it’s the corner shop or an entire shopping centre, staples like milk and bread are located at the end of a path of discretionary spend.  For Barcaldine, its much visited nationally listed heritage assets can now only be visited if you stop and walk through the town’s commercial street first. ","barcaldine-master-plan",[1722,1724,1726,1728,1736,1738,1739,1741],{"id":1723,"projects_id":367,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":191},228,{"id":1725,"projects_id":367,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":646},229,{"id":1727,"projects_id":367,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":273},232,{"id":253,"projects_id":367,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1729},{"id":121,"client":90,"location":91,"land_of":92,"size":22,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1730,"programs":1731,"observations":1732,"awards":1733,"publications":1734,"exhibitions":1735},[456],[1502],[384,381,373],[],[87],[],{"id":1737,"projects_id":367,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":965},230,{"id":1616,"projects_id":367,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":518},{"id":1740,"projects_id":367,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":198},231,{"id":1742,"projects_id":367,"collection":26,"sort":219,"item":195},234,[],{"id":1745,"width":1746,"height":1678,"modified_on":1747,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"690f4442-2cbd-493f-991a-dc58ae59205c",1728,"2026-04-02T02:40:49.000Z",{"id":1749,"width":1750,"height":1751,"modified_on":1752,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"2b4d5852-2ae2-47b3-a3f1-f31161ccf824",1224,918,"2026-04-02T04:32:06.000Z",{"id":135,"status":6,"sort":121,"user_created":8,"date_created":1754,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1755,"title":1756,"title_wrapped":1757,"intro":1758,"slug":1759,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":196,"intro_column_indent":27,"intro_column_span":87,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1760,"translation":1778,"key_image":1779,"concept_image":1782},"2025-12-11T00:50:06.000Z","2026-07-03T04:33:46.000Z","The Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame Refurbishment","The Australian Stockman’s \nHall of Fame Refurbishment","The Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame, a collaboration with Brian Hooper Architect, was designed long before contemporary Museums became reliant on interactive technology.  Filled with static displays at the time we were commissioned, a large part of our role was to integrate new services runs, co-ordinate new technologies and new exhibits, without making the workings visible. ","the-australian-stockmans-hall-of-fame-refurbishment",[1761,1762,1763,1764,1765,1766,1777],{"id":943,"projects_id":135,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":117},{"id":1065,"projects_id":135,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":89},{"id":541,"projects_id":135,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":696},{"id":503,"projects_id":135,"collection":58,"sort":87,"item":242},{"id":538,"projects_id":135,"collection":26,"sort":19,"item":443},{"id":387,"projects_id":135,"collection":86,"sort":17,"item":1767},{"id":219,"client":1768,"location":1769,"land_of":92,"size":1770,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1771,"programs":1772,"observations":1773,"awards":1774,"publications":1775,"exhibitions":1776},"Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame","Longreach",3446,[411],[19,17],[20,219],[],[],[],{"id":959,"projects_id":135,"collection":240,"sort":196,"item":132},[],{"id":1780,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":1781,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"21081ff8-ca38-43c9-b276-4120ac0e522c","2025-12-11T01:28:14.000Z",{"id":1783,"width":1022,"height":931,"modified_on":1784,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"6b34f1c0-00e7-4917-aadc-c52766bcf2ba","2026-03-24T01:28:04.000Z",{"id":381,"status":6,"sort":367,"user_created":8,"date_created":1786,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1787,"title":1788,"title_wrapped":1789,"intro":1790,"slug":1791,"title_wrapped_column_indent":18,"title_wrapped_column_span":87,"intro_column_indent":16,"intro_column_span":87,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1792,"translation":1813,"key_image":1814,"concept_image":1819},"2026-03-24T01:35:56.000Z","2026-06-30T03:26:35.000Z","Padua College Master Plan","Padua College\nMaster Plan","Padua College was established by the Franciscan Friars in 1956 in Kedron Qld. The Middle and Senior campus takes its name from the city of Assisi in Italy - the birthplace of St Francis.","padua-college-master-plan",[1793,1794,1796,1798,1809,1811],{"id":700,"projects_id":381,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":522},{"id":1795,"projects_id":381,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":1502},198,{"id":1797,"projects_id":381,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":381},201,{"id":1799,"projects_id":381,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1800},202,{"id":373,"client":1801,"location":1232,"land_of":361,"size":22,"status":1802,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1803,"programs":1804,"observations":1805,"awards":1806,"publications":1807,"exhibitions":1808},"Padua College","null",[],[696],[],[],[],[],{"id":1810,"projects_id":381,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":922},199,{"id":1812,"projects_id":381,"collection":26,"sort":17,"item":1093},226,[],{"id":1815,"width":1816,"height":1817,"modified_on":1818,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"a49046b9-cef3-4bc9-8791-727985be3c3f",3671,2065,"2026-03-25T00:24:04.000Z",{"id":1820,"width":604,"height":1821,"modified_on":1818,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"eae01a0a-7bb9-40b7-8bbc-7a6c8d56e7fc",1629,{"id":113,"status":6,"sort":254,"user_created":8,"date_created":1823,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":1824,"title":1825,"title_wrapped":1826,"intro":1827,"slug":1828,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":19,"intro_column_indent":87,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1829,"translation":1851,"key_image":1852,"concept_image":1855},"2026-01-28T03:37:41.000Z","2026-06-18T12:51:27.000Z","A Queensland Art Trail","A Queensland \nArt Trail","With more than a decade of funding deficit it may be that Queensland’s Arts Storage problem needs to be rethought.  Not as an isolated, central, storage facility, but as a series of local exhibition spaces, tourist attractions and smaller storage facilities, spread throughout the regions and accessible to the public.","a-queensland-art-trail",[1830,1831,1833,1847,1849],{"id":260,"projects_id":113,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":57},{"id":1832,"projects_id":113,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":422},252,{"id":1834,"projects_id":113,"collection":86,"sort":7,"item":1835},251,{"id":922,"client":1836,"location":1837,"land_of":22,"size":22,"status":94,"project_type":1838,"notes_col_1":1839,"notes_col_2":1840,"collaborators":1841,"programs":1842,"observations":1843,"awards":1844,"publications":1845,"exhibitions":1846},"Research","Queensland","research","\u003Cp>The current proposal for a centralised Brisbane based storage facility was first mooted in 2011-12 and slated for completion within a decade.  Having been on the table for close to 15 years, three flood events later, no site has been secured and no construction funding allocated.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>We believe the key to making something happen is to rethink the framework for the project. Not as Government might traditionally see these kinds of projects, that is; as a burden on the state’s capital funds and the economy, but instead to see it as an opportunity.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>What might traditionally be seen as a necessary back of house project that is a drain on capital, becomes a forward-facing, arts-centred driver for the economy.\u003C/p>","\u003Cp>Taking Queensland’s vast arts holdings out to a series of new (smaller) interconnected storage facilities, galleries, and museums in the regions would allow this project to be staged, reduce the risk inherent in a centralised facility, and allow the assets to be more accessible.  Built at a smaller scale, these projects would further stimulate local economies by providing jobs for local contractors and suppliers.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>Our research shows that the towns and cities along the A2 National Highway are connected to secure energy infrastructure, are serviced by well-travelled tourist and freight routes, have existing cultural facilities and sit outside of major natural disaster zones, making them ideal for the secure storage and display of Queensland’s assets. Similarly isolating the risk of riverine flooding through good site selection would allow the A6 and A7 Highway link between Roma, Emerald, Charters Towers, Mount Isa and Cloncurry to be part of a larger set of connected regional assets.\u003C/p>",[],[],[],[],[],[],{"id":1848,"projects_id":113,"collection":240,"sort":87,"item":687},386,{"id":1850,"projects_id":113,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":355},253,[],{"id":1853,"width":969,"height":970,"modified_on":1854,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"45760630-e909-48c9-ba22-0e36737ac79c","2026-03-25T00:23:21.000Z",{"id":1856,"width":604,"height":545,"modified_on":1857,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"13f11a1a-84e0-4227-8907-f1637224509f","2026-06-19T02:49:17.000Z",{"id":384,"status":6,"sort":349,"user_created":8,"date_created":1859,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1860,"title":1861,"title_wrapped":1862,"intro":1863,"slug":1864,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":16,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1865,"translation":1885,"key_image":1886,"concept_image":1889},"2026-03-24T01:36:28.000Z","2026-06-25T01:22:47.000Z","St Brendan's College Master Plan","St Brendan's College\nMaster Plan","Set amongst a native forest and open paddocks for agriculture and sport, St Brendan’s College offers a calming, rural environment - making it a true home away from home for country boarding students and day students alike.","st-brendans-college-master-plan",[1866,1868,1870,1871,1883],{"id":1867,"projects_id":384,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":541},209,{"id":1869,"projects_id":384,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":906},208,{"id":1696,"projects_id":384,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":1114},{"id":1872,"projects_id":384,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1873},210,{"id":381,"client":1874,"location":1875,"land_of":1876,"size":22,"status":1802,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1877,"programs":1878,"observations":1879,"awards":1880,"publications":1881,"exhibitions":1882},"St Brendan's College","Yeppoon","Darumbal people",[],[451],[],[],[],[],{"id":1884,"projects_id":384,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":922},211,[],{"id":1887,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":1888,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"1b3e0d45-938a-4c62-9b1a-8410818021a5","2026-03-24T06:47:04.000Z",{"id":1890,"width":930,"height":931,"modified_on":1891,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"e71d45e8-dae3-42c5-b742-e474227ecb3e","2026-03-24T06:47:01.000Z",{"id":20,"status":6,"sort":373,"user_created":8,"date_created":1893,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":1894,"title":1895,"title_wrapped":1896,"intro":22,"slug":1897,"title_wrapped_column_indent":7,"title_wrapped_column_span":19,"intro_column_indent":18,"intro_column_span":17,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1898,"translation":1914,"key_image":1915,"concept_image":1922},"2025-12-09T04:17:49.000Z","2026-05-25T13:44:10.000Z","Santa Sabina College Senior Campus Sports & Aquatic Centre","Santa Sabina College \nSenior Campus Sports \n& Aquatic Centre","santa-sabina-college-senior-campus-sports-aquatic-centre",[1899,1900,1901,1913],{"id":249,"projects_id":20,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":5},{"id":1178,"projects_id":20,"collection":26,"sort":16,"item":660},{"id":1181,"projects_id":20,"collection":86,"sort":7,"item":1902},{"id":456,"client":1903,"location":1904,"land_of":1905,"size":1906,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1907,"programs":1908,"observations":1909,"awards":1910,"publications":1911,"exhibitions":1912},"Santa Sabina College","Strathfield, NSW","Wangal people",3050,[],[431,249],[],[],[],[],{"id":138,"projects_id":20,"collection":240,"sort":87,"item":89},[],{"id":1916,"width":1917,"height":1918,"modified_on":1919,"focal_point_x":1920,"focal_point_y":1921},"9464c986-03a1-423f-bedc-1a69d1b19659",2560,1440,"2026-03-25T05:29:41.000Z",1300,714,{"id":1923,"width":1022,"height":931,"modified_on":1924,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"119fd220-f2b9-4ead-a3d1-8f0fcacd1292","2026-04-02T02:44:24.000Z",{"id":906,"status":6,"sort":381,"user_created":8,"date_created":1926,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":1927,"title":1928,"title_wrapped":1929,"intro":1930,"slug":1931,"title_wrapped_column_indent":16,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":27,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1932,"translation":1962,"key_image":1963,"concept_image":1968},"2026-03-25T04:08:18.000Z","2026-07-06T11:05:09.000Z","Brisbane Girls Grammar School Master Plan ","Brisbane Girls Grammar School\nMaster Plan ","The Brisbane Girls Grammar School Master Plan has been informed by the school’s significant history, its CBD location, and focus on exceptional scholarship. The outcome reinforces the primacy of the heritage listed Main Building and its foundational landscape, with ongoing strategic densification of the east and west flanks around a green heart. ","brisbane-girls-grammar-school-master-plan",[1933,1935,1937,1939,1948,1950,1952,1953,1956,1958,1960],{"id":1934,"projects_id":906,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":62},235,{"id":1936,"projects_id":906,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":692},390,{"id":1938,"projects_id":906,"collection":240,"sort":7,"item":709},391,{"id":1940,"projects_id":906,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1941},236,{"id":384,"client":573,"location":574,"land_of":361,"size":22,"status":94,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1942,"programs":1943,"observations":1944,"awards":1945,"publications":1946,"exhibitions":1947},[],[965],[959],[],[],[],{"id":1949,"projects_id":906,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":656},415,{"id":1951,"projects_id":906,"collection":26,"sort":17,"item":85},237,{"id":1561,"projects_id":906,"collection":58,"sort":196,"item":709},{"id":1954,"projects_id":906,"collection":240,"sort":219,"item":1955},395,114,{"id":1957,"projects_id":906,"collection":58,"sort":20,"item":1955},393,{"id":1959,"projects_id":906,"collection":240,"sort":89,"item":1457},396,{"id":1961,"projects_id":906,"collection":58,"sort":242,"item":1457},394,[],{"id":1964,"width":1965,"height":1966,"modified_on":1967,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"284a3bcd-e805-4281-a1f0-d47a31703736",2661,1996,"2026-04-02T01:44:45.000Z",{"id":1969,"width":396,"height":1519,"modified_on":1970,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"04e3e3bb-71ed-423c-a24d-4c81546d3865","2026-06-25T03:12:50.000Z",{"id":373,"status":6,"sort":384,"user_created":8,"date_created":1972,"user_updated":10,"date_updated":1973,"title":1974,"title_wrapped":1975,"intro":1976,"slug":1977,"title_wrapped_column_indent":18,"title_wrapped_column_span":17,"intro_column_indent":16,"intro_column_span":19,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":1978,"translation":1997,"key_image":1998,"concept_image":2001},"2026-03-24T01:35:37.000Z","2026-06-30T03:38:37.000Z","Mount Alvernia College Master Plan","Mount Alvernia College\nMaster Plan","Established by the Missionary Franciscan Sisters in 1956, Mount Alvernia College’s Master Plan brings the Franciscan ethos to life through a campus organised around three gardens—La Foresta (a productive garden), the Parkland (a space for community gathering and caring for Country), and the Garden for Recreation.","mount-alvernia-college-master-plan",[1979,1981,1983,1985,1994,1996],{"id":1980,"projects_id":373,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":520},194,{"id":1982,"projects_id":373,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":384},193,{"id":1984,"projects_id":373,"collection":26,"sort":7,"item":521},195,{"id":1986,"projects_id":373,"collection":86,"sort":87,"item":1987},196,{"id":254,"client":1231,"location":1232,"land_of":361,"size":22,"status":22,"project_type":95,"notes_col_1":22,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":1988,"programs":1989,"observations":1990,"awards":1991,"publications":1992,"exhibitions":1993},[],[518],[],[],[],[],{"id":1995,"projects_id":373,"collection":240,"sort":19,"item":1293},428,{"id":1077,"projects_id":373,"collection":240,"sort":17,"item":945},[],{"id":1999,"width":182,"height":671,"modified_on":2000,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"acc37a34-769f-445d-89bb-f3fdc3acf07b","2026-03-25T00:25:15.000Z",{"id":2002,"width":2003,"height":2004,"modified_on":2005,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"08a28be1-9c0b-4c03-b59f-0f4f0cbd3c3d",715,713,"2026-05-12T08:04:10.000Z",{"id":121,"status":6,"sort":1502,"user_created":8,"date_created":2007,"user_updated":8,"date_updated":2008,"title":2009,"title_wrapped":2010,"intro":2011,"slug":2012,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":87,"intro_column_indent":7,"intro_column_span":87,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":2013,"translation":2030,"key_image":2031,"concept_image":2036},"2026-01-28T03:39:20.000Z","2026-06-19T02:32:03.000Z","Solutions in the Suburbs","Solutions \nin the Suburbs","m3architecture has undertaken research to look at how Australian suburbs can accommodate the doubling of our population in the next 40 years.","solutions-in-the-suburbs",[2014,2016,2018,2028],{"id":2015,"projects_id":121,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":1181},388,{"id":2017,"projects_id":121,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":687},387,{"id":2019,"projects_id":121,"collection":86,"sort":7,"item":2020},242,{"id":1502,"client":1836,"location":22,"land_of":22,"size":22,"status":94,"project_type":1838,"notes_col_1":2021,"notes_col_2":22,"collaborators":2022,"programs":2023,"observations":2024,"awards":2025,"publications":2026,"exhibitions":2027},"\u003Cp>Like other Australian cities, greater Brisbane’s population is rapidly increasing. By 2041 Brisbane’s population is predicted to increase by 55%. This will cause an inevitable increase in demand on resources and will require an increase in density. Density increases will be most noticeable in urban locations and along transport corridors, but the suburbs will also need to find ways to deal with increasing population and density.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>Current policy settings for the suburbs do not equip us to manage the pressure for growth projected over the next 20 years. The structures for growth must be designed. Without design-led solutions, market pressures will drive an increase in density at the expense of amenity and character in our suburbs.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>It is not sustainable for a city to only grow upwards and outwards. Cities (in particular, their suburbs) need a variety of housing options that cater to all ages, family circumstances, lifestyles and budgets. The kinds of solutions that deal with these issues also assist with issues like housing (and rental) affordability and aging in place.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>Simply stating what will no longer be approved does not address the serious issues we face. Providing solutions, based on good urban design principles and proven out by successful pilot projects, is the next urgent step in the process to finding solutions that have the capacity to improve our cities. Continuing to do what we are currently doing is not enough.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>\u003Ca href=\"https://m3-api.inkahoots.com.au/assets/7b4323b5-1bd7-4df9-bdc1-b86efa658aee?download=\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Download the research document here.\u003C/a>\u003C/strong>\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp> \u003C/p>",[],[],[906,922],[],[],[],{"id":2029,"projects_id":121,"collection":240,"sort":87,"item":692},389,[],{"id":2032,"width":2033,"height":2034,"modified_on":2035,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"9f1972e1-c06b-40b9-bb36-0b6dadf6b5e3",2144,1208,"2026-06-18T01:08:24.000Z",{"id":2037,"width":2038,"height":800,"modified_on":2039,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"af78b4d8-dc94-4bf2-b51b-5e92d7110348",1254,"2026-06-19T00:47:33.000Z",{"id":117,"status":6,"sort":922,"user_created":8,"date_created":2041,"user_updated":400,"date_updated":2042,"title":2043,"title_wrapped":2044,"intro":2045,"slug":2046,"title_wrapped_column_indent":27,"title_wrapped_column_span":19,"intro_column_indent":7,"intro_column_span":87,"translation_column_indent":18,"translation_column_span":20,"summary":22,"blocks":2047,"translation":2069,"key_image":2070,"concept_image":2075},"2026-01-28T03:38:36.000Z","2026-05-06T06:05:30.000Z","Climate Positive Olympics Advocacy","Climate Positive \nOlympics Advocacy","This research explores the potential of a nature positive outcome for the main stadium to the Brisbane ‘32 Olympic and Paralympic Games.  The outcome is a demountable stadium that enables an entire inner-city block to be handed back to the city, and a new life for existing sporting facilities ","climate-positive-olympics-advocacy",[2048,2050,2052,2065,2067],{"id":2049,"projects_id":117,"collection":26,"sort":27,"item":566},153,{"id":2051,"projects_id":117,"collection":58,"sort":16,"item":451},222,{"id":2053,"projects_id":117,"collection":86,"sort":7,"item":2054},254,{"id":906,"client":1836,"location":2055,"land_of":2056,"size":22,"status":94,"project_type":1838,"notes_col_1":2057,"notes_col_2":2058,"collaborators":2059,"programs":2060,"observations":2061,"awards":2062,"publications":2063,"exhibitions":2064},"Brisbane","Land of Turrbal and Jagera peoples","\u003Cp>The stated goal of the Brisbane 2032 Olympics is to be the first ‘climate-positive Olympics’. Yet the Queensland Government’s pre-determined plan for the Gabba as the Olympic stadium immediately sets back the agenda.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>The published design proposals for the Gabba and the adjacent site (see \u003Ca href=\"https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-04-20/gabba-stadium-brisbane-2032-olympics/100080058\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">here\u003C/a>), which is currently being used by the cross-rail project, are based on predetermined design parameters that stand in direct contrast to achieving a climate-positive Games.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>The Government’s current brief:\u003C/p>\n\u003Cul>\n\u003Cli>demolishes a perfectly serviceable 42,000 seat stadium;\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>puts pressure on existing heritage assets (the East Brisbane State School and the Woolloongabba Police Station);\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>separates the athletes from the warm-up track; and,\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>builds a new stadium that is unsuitable for its current and future uses as a venue for cricket and AFL football.\u003C/li>\n\u003C/ul>","\u003Cp>We found that by rethinking the way the site is developed and staged, a far better design solution is achievable. Our proposal retains the Gabba and builds a temporary stadium on the adjacent site. This solution provides many benefits.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cul>\n\u003Cli>The temporary stadium can be deconstructed after the games and the materials either completely repurposed or recycled.\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>The site of the deconstructed stadium can be returned to the public as a park or for another community use.\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>The Gabba becomes the warm-up facility, better serving athletes and officials, and can be returned to the cricket and AFL after the games.\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>Existing community assets can be retained, upgraded and enhanced, not demolished e.g. the Gabba, the East Brisbane State School and the Woolloongabba Police Station.\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>It is more cost-effective.\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>It can be built more quickly.\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>It can be started earlier – the Woolloongabba Cross River Rail Station is handed over in 2024 but the Gabba is not available until 2025.\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>It aligns with sustainable design principles that genuinely support a climate-positive Games.\u003C/li>\n\u003C/ul>\n\u003Cp>\u003Cem>Note: We have consulted with the following people/organisations on this work.  Malcolm Middleton (immediate past Queensland Government Architect) and Global GreenTag’s David Baggs and Mary-Lou Kelly.\u003C/em>\u003C/p>",[],[198,64],[],[],[],[],{"id":2066,"projects_id":117,"collection":26,"sort":87,"item":1184},221,{"id":2068,"projects_id":117,"collection":58,"sort":19,"item":443},223,[],{"id":2071,"width":2072,"height":2073,"modified_on":2074,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"20139aea-17ec-450a-ae03-aef98cb7650d",1353,1014,"2026-04-02T02:43:14.000Z",{"id":2076,"width":545,"height":607,"modified_on":2077,"focal_point_x":22,"focal_point_y":22},"f794e93f-321f-4f6b-afe5-97bac068030b","2026-04-02T02:38:36.000Z",1783498845118]