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Brisbane Architecture News

New Queensland architectural developments. Modern northeast Australia built environment design images.

Post updated 16 January 2026

Brisbane Architecture Designs – chronological list

Brisbane Architecture News in 2025

20 October 2025
New Farm Hanging Garden House in Brisbane
Architects: FOLAR Architecture & Interior Design

4 June 2025
Whynot Renovation, West End, Paddington, Queensland
Design: Clements Clarke Architects

17 February 2025
Warmington House, Paddington, Brisbane, QLD
Design: Alexandra Buchanan Architecture

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We have 3 pages of Brisbane Architecture selections with links to many individual QLD project pages.

Architecture News Brisbane

Brisbane Architecture News (this page)

Brisbane Buildings : key projects A-G

Brisbane Architecture : H-Z

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Brisbane Building Developments

Modern Queensland Building Developments in 2024 – key real estate designs added on e-architect:

30 October 2024
Brookfield House Renovation, Queensland
Architecture: dion seminara architecture

15 August 2024
Upper House Tower, South Brisbane, Queensland
Architecture: Koichi Takada Architects

photo © Scott Burrows
Upper House, a striking 33-storey multi-residential development by Koichi Takada Architects, has garnered numerous global awards in 2024. Praised by both juries and the public alike, Upper House is celebrated for its thoughtful design choices, including the use of natural materials, incorporation of biodiverse plantings, and a deep respect for people and the planet—all expressed through its elegant and distinctive form.

5 July 2024
Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital, South Brisbane
Design: Conrad Gargett Lyons, architects

photograph courtesy Lend Lease
“We’re very excited to see the Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital, which was seven years in the making, become a fully operational children’s health campus,” said Project Director Bruce Wolfe from Conrad Gargett.

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Architecture in Queensland in 2024 – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:

8 March 2024

More Brisbane architecture photos:

Queens Wharf architecture from the south bank:

Queen Street historic building:

Queen Street shopping building:

Tattersalls Club is a heritage-listed club house at 206 Edward Street, with a second frontage on Queen Street. The historic property was designed by Hall and Prentice and built from 1925 to 1949. It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register in 1992:

A historic church building:

Post Office square buildings:

2 March 2024

New architecture photos from around the Central Business District:

Brisbane Skytower by CLLIX (nicknamed Bon Bon) – a 270-metre (890 ft) skyscraper at 222 Margaret Street. The 90-storey residential tower is the city’s tallest building:

photos © Adrian Welch

Customs House, 399 Queen St, Brisbane City QLD 4000 – elegant, riverside restaurant with a relaxed dining terrace, serving Modern Australian cuisine:

Historic buildings at the west end of Queen Street:

Bank of New South Wales building:

Riparian Plaza Brisbane building:

Soleil, 243 m (797.2 ft) – the tallest building in Brisbane from 2012 until 2014; also known as Meriton Adelaide Street Serviced Apartments:

Central Plaza One, 174 m (570.8 ft) – the tallest building in the city from 1988 until 2005; This building was the city’s first skyscraper over 150m:

Queen’s Wharf Brisbane buildings:

The Kangaroo Point Green Bridge – a new landmark under construction, linking the city centre and Kangaroo Point peninsulas:

443 Queen Street – a breathable building in the Brisbane CBD, a 47-storey tower: luxury waterfront development with a mix of one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments. The design is by architecture office WOHA, a Singaporean multinational architectural industrial design firm, for developer Cbus Property:

Oaks Brisbane on Felix Suites:

Brisbane architecture along the north bank of the river in the CBD:

Are you interested in new major properties around the city, including the tallest towers? Check out the Brisbane Development Map.

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22 Feb 2023
Newport Houses in Redcliffe, Brisbane QLD
Architecture: Michael Bailey (Open Architecture Studio) + Jasper Brown (Jasper Brown Architects)

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25 May 2022
East Room House
Architecture: Loucas Zahos Architects

8 Mar 2022
Midtown Workplace, Brisbane CBD
Architects: Cox Architecture

photo : Christopher Frederick Jones
Midtown Workplace in Brisbane’s CBD exemplifies a sustainable and adaptable workspace, designed to support evolving workstyles for an increasingly distributed workforce. Spanning nine levels, this innovative project is an adaptive reuse development that thoughtfully merges two former government buildings into a unified A-Grade office tower, blending heritage with modern functionality.

More Brisbane Architecture News on e-architect soon.

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Brisbane Architecture News 2021

30 September 2021
SunCentral Automated Waste Collection System, Maroochydore, QLD
Architecture: Hames Sharley

photo © Alain Bouvier
The SunCentral Automated Waste Collection System (AWCS) is a groundbreaking project—the first high-tech, automated waste collection system for a CBD in the Southern Hemisphere.⁠⁠ Hames Sharley proudly designed the industrial facility that houses the advanced Envac system equipment, delivering a purpose-built structure that seamlessly integrates with its urban surroundings while supporting sustainable, efficient waste management.

20 Sep 2021
Taringa House, Brisbane Property, Taringa, Brisbane CBD, Queensland
Architecture: Loucas Zahos Architects

9 Sep 2021
Hotel X Brisbane, 458 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley, QLD 4006, Australia
Architecture: Cotteeparker

photograph © Justin Nicholas www.justinnicholas.com
Striking a bold silhouette on Brisbane’s skyline, Hotel X is the epitome of contemporary luxury. Situated in the heart of Fortitude Valley—one of the city’s most dynamic and culturally rich precincts—this five-star destination is designed to reflect the energy, attitude, and style of its vibrant surroundings. From its distinctive architecture to its interiors, Hotel X celebrates the lively spirit of “the Valley” with confidence and flair.

28 Jul 2021
Silk Apartments Ascot, north-east suburb in city
Architecture: Loucas Zahos Architects

photograph : Christopher Frederick Jones
Sited on a strategic corner location at the intersection of Racecourse Road and Beatrice Terrace, the design explores vertical integration within a mixed-use development. Retail and local office spaces are positioned along Racecourse Road, reinforcing the street’s established linear commercial axis and contributing to the ongoing activation of the precinct.

22 Mar 2021
Black Ribbon House

More contemporary Brisbane Architecture News online here at e-architect soon.

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Brisbane Architecture News 2020

4 Nov 2020
Moorooka House

22 June 2020
57 Coronation Drive Brisbane, Quay Street Precinct, Brisbane CBD
Architects: Rothelowman

image courtesy of architects

4 June 2020
TRIO on AMOS, Fortitude Valley

17 Apr 2020
Centre Court House

19 Mar 2020
Burleigh Pavilion Restaurant in QLD
Design: Alexander &CO.

photograph : Anson Smart
Australia is renowned for its vast coastline, world-class surf breaks, and vibrant beach culture. In this context, oceanfront pavilions hold significant architectural and design value, having been purpose-built to offer shelter and amenity to bathers, surfers, and beachgoers alike. These structures not only support recreational use but also contribute to the coastal identity of many communities.

19 Apr 2020
Couldrey House near Mount Coot-tha, Queensland
Architect: Peter Besley

27 Apr 2020
Northshore Pavilion, Queensland
Design: Anna O’Gorman Architect

photo : Christopher Frederick Jones

20 Mar 2020
Kagome Bamboo Woven Pavilion at QLD University

30 Jan 2020
Walan Tower on Kangaroo Point Peninsula

More current Brisbane Architecture News online here soon.

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Brisbane Architecture News 2017 – 2019

Brisbane Architecture News 2019

30 Sep 2019
Brisbane Houses

19 Sep 2019
Mansergh Shaw Building Level 1 at University of Queensland
Design: Cox Architecture

photo : Christopher Frederick Jones

31 Jul 2019
Southpoint Apartments

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Brisbane Architecture News 2018

12 Sep 2018
Pullenvale Church Building
Architects: Hogg&Lamb

image : Hogg&Lamb
Discreet buildings are arranged in a clustered “village” formation around a central landscaped courtyard. This considered layout creates a variety of spatial scales, enabling the flexible use of the site for a wide range of events and gatherings.

21 Aug 2018
Reliance Worldwide Headquarters Building
Design: Biscoe Wilson Architects

photograph : Aperture Architectural Photography
A new corporate headquarters for a global leader in water control and measurement products, this purpose-built facility integrates the company’s head office, manufacturing, and warehouse operations under one roof. The development streamlines operations and reflects the brand’s commitment to innovation, efficiency, and growth.

23 Jul 2018
Centenary Library, Anglican Church Grammar School, Oaklands Parade, East Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Design: BSPN Architecture

photograph : Christopher Frederick Jones
The Centenary Library at Churchie stands as the most significant development in the school’s 105-year history. Thoughtfully integrated into the heritage-listed precinct, the library both honours the past and embraces the future, transforming a historic part of the campus into a dynamic hub for contemporary learning.

2 May 2018
Felicity on Felix, Lutwyche Apartments
Architects: The Buchan Group

image from architects

7 Mar 2018
City Arcade in Townsville, Queensland
Design: The Buchan Group

photo : Andrew Rankin

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Queensland Architectural Updates 2017

18 Oct 2017
Anna Meares Velodrome
Architects: Cox Architecture

photograph : Christopher Frederick Jones
The building creates a public plaza between the velodrome and the BMX track, serving both facilities and ensuring year-round activation of the space.

10 Sep 2017
Goodstart Early Learning, Adelaide Street in Brisbane
Architects: Gray Puksand

photograph : Christopher Frederick Jones

21 Apr 2017
The Melbourne Residences, South Brisbane
Architects: Tony Owen Partners

image courtesy of architects
Located in Brisbane’s vibrant Southbank, The Melbourne Residences is a striking 20-storey residential tower comprising 200 contemporary units. Designed for modern urban living, the development features ground-floor retail and a private rooftop club, offering residents exclusive access to premium amenities, including:
A gym, Swimming pool, Cinema, Dining room. The Melbourne Residences delivers a lifestyle-focused living experience in one of Brisbane’s most sought-after cultural and entertainment precincts.

20 Feb 2017
Habitat on Terrace
Design: REFRESH*DESIGN

photograph: Christopher Frederick Jones and Roger D’Souzaspan

30 Jan 2017
Breeze Apartments in Mooloolaba
Architects: Tony Owen Partners

image courtesy of architects
Mooloolaba is a resort town on the southern coast of Queensland. It has expansive beaches and a laid-back feel.