UQ Sustainable Futures Building

UQ St Lucia Campus, Brisbane

Wilson Architects and John Wardle Architects were part of a shortlisted design competition for the University of Queensland’s proposed interdisciplinary heart to the Engineering Precinct.

  • The new Sustainable Futures Building will bring together academia and industry in a collaborative environment that supports the progressive and interdisciplinary philosophy of the School of Chemical Engineering. The building will reinforce an atmosphere of openness and dialogue and foster critical conversations through learning, teaching and research.

    The building engages directly with ideas of discovery, collaboration, interaction and innovation through strategies of transparency, connection and scale. The display of learning and research is visible to students, industry and visitors, reinforcing the School’s identity as an international leader.

Client
University of Queensland

Completed
2015

Key Collaborators
John Wardle Architects + Wilson Architects, Architects in Association

Key Personnel
John Thong, Nick Lorenz, Shaun Purcell, Georgina Russell, Alex Quah-Smith, Luke Gavioli

Traditional Custodians of the Land
Turrbul and Yuggera people

Images
John Wardle Architects

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