Reliance Worldwide Headquarters, Brisbane Office Building, Queensland Architecture Project Images

Reliance Worldwide Headquarters in Brisbane

Queensland Office Building Development design by Biscoe Wilson Architects, Australia

21 Aug 2018

Reliance Worldwide Headquarters

Design: Biscoe Wilson Architects

Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Reliance Worldwide HQ in Brisbane

Reliance Worldwide commissioned Biscoe Wilson Architects to design their new corporate headquarters in Brisbane, Australia. Reliance Worldwide is a world leader in water control and measurement products, and the Brisbane facility houses the head office, manufacturing, and warehouse operations. The two-storey office building has been designed to present a modern dynamic identity.

The sinuous low-e glass curtain wall bisects a pond at the entry foyer. This architectural metaphor reinforces the core function of the business: water management. A narrow floor plate and 8.5m high eaves allow good natural light penetration into all office spaces. The design also includes extensive concrete hardstand and vehicle maneuvering areas, and parking for 135 cars.

Reliance Worldwide Headquarters, Brisbane – Building Information

Architectural Team: Robert Biscoe, Marion Wilson, Chris Gay
Structural Engineer: Farr Engineers
Hydraulics Consultant: Chris Bristow
Services Engineers: DMA Partners
Landscape Architect: Camouflage Landscapes
Builder: Rohrig Constructions
Project Manager: Sumner Management

Architect: Biscoe Wilson Architects

Photographer: Aperture Architectural Photography

Reliance Worldwide HQ Brisbane images / information received 210818 from Biscoe Wilson Architects

Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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