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22 August 2024
Lismore flood reconstruction: our practice of innovative architecture
February of 2022 is remembered by most Australians as the period in which Queensland and New South Wales was hit by unprecedented and devastating floods. In the city of Lismore, on February 28, flood waters..
Read more →16 July 2024
Mari-Mari-Ba receives Malcolm Middleton Award
At the recent QLD Minister's Awards for Urban Design, Mari-Mari-Ba received the Malcolm Middleton Award for Outstanding Liveable Design. The award recognises contemporary Queensland residential projects where accessibility and liveability are the centre piece of..
Read more →26 June 2024
QLD State Architecture Awards recognise Mari-Mari-Ba
The Mari-Mari-Ba Affordable Housing and Bushland Communal Hub has won a number of awards at the QLD State Architecture Awards. The project, located in Eight Mile Plains on Brisbane’s south side, has received the State..
Read more →8 June 2024
Benevolent Living receives recognition at Central QLD Architecture Awards
At the recent Central QLD Architecture Awards, our Benevolent Living interiors were the recipient of a commendation. The project also won the People's Choice Award. Benevolent Living is an arts-themed, integrated residential care development offering..
Read more →9 May 2024
Recognition for Mari-Mari-Ba at Greater Brisbane Regional Architecture Awards
We are very proud that Mari-Mari-Ba, formerly known as Kaggarabah, received multiple commendations at the Australian Institute of Architects Greater Brisbane Architecture Awards, including for multi-residential and small project architecture. Mari-Mari-Ba also received jury recognition..
Read more →6 March 2024
Designing Tomorrow’s Inclusive Classrooms: A Call for Thoughtful Integration
As architects deeply immersed in the design of spaces tailored for children with physical and intellectual disabilities, we find ourselves at the heart of a critical conversation spurred by the Disability Royal Commission's recommendation at..
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