Not Just Space: Place Makers

The work of 22 contemporary Queensland architectural practices will feature in a major new exhibition at GoMA, Brisbane, this August.

BY jesse

July 21st, 2008

The work of 22 contemporary Queensland architectural practices will feature in a major new exhibition exploring diverse design responses to our climate, changing lifestyle patterns and population growth.

‘Place Makers: Contemporary Queensland Architects’ spans residential, public and institutional projects built in the last 15 years and incorporates several generations of architects.

Architects will include: Rex Addison, Andresen O’Gorman, Arkhefield, Bark, Bligh Voller Nield, Bud Brannigan Architects, Lindsay & Kerry Clare (Architectus), Cox Rayner Architects, Donovan Hill, Richard Kirk Architect, JMA Architects, m3architecture, Ian Moore Architects, Owen and Vokes, Phorm Architecture + Design, Gabriel Poole, Riddel Architecture, James Russell Architect, Brian Steendÿk, Jennifer Taylor and James Connor, Elizabeth Watson Brown Architects and Wilson Architects.

The exhibition runs from 2 August – 23 November 2008? Gallery 3.5 & 3.6 at GoMA.

(61 7) 3840 7303
qag.qld.gov.au/about_us/architecture_/gallery_of_modern_art

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