University of Queensland Architecture School by m3architecture

The University of Queensland’s School of Architecture building has been born again thanks to the design of m3architecture.

BY Indesignlive

May 29th, 2017

Architect
m3architecture

Photography
Brett Boardman

Builder
Schiavello

Furniture
I.AM – Stacking tables
Image Lighting – Tolomeo Decentrata Suspension Lights
Artemide – Tolomeo Decentrata Suspension Lights
Darkon – Downlights and luminaries

Finishes
Forbo – Marmoleum floor tiles
Woven Image – Echo panel pinboards
Australian Metalcraft – Zinc finishes

Fixed & Fitted
Designer Doorware – Glass door pulls
Franke – Sink
Enware – Tapware
Zip – Chill/boiling unit

Get the full story in Indesign Magazine Issue #69, or read more here.

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