Student One on Elizabeth Street is an iconic building providing student accommodation with a vibrant retail arcade and public realm at its heart. The 901 bed facility across two towers will comprise 244 single studios and shared units, served by generous shared study zones, meeting, media and games rooms as well as an outdoor cinema lawn on the roof deck.

Arkhefield in collaboration with Arup creates a design for the new Brisbane International Cruise Terminal that is focused on the efficient movement of passengers from kerbside to ship, with an emphasis on positive customer experiences during both embarkation and disembarkation.

The Student One on Wharf Street tower is one of three in the heart of the Brisbane CBD which offer premium student accommodation geared for learning. Capturing 753 rooms over 40 levels the design responds to the brief for a tower that was safe and secure, compact, robust, fun and collaborative.

The Kurrawa Surf Live Saving Club sits at the heart of the Gold Coast community and typifies the balance between the building’s dual civic and recreational functions as a place where the city meets the beach. The Arkhefield design realises the brief for bold and visionary architecture while maintaining references to its functional use as a local Surf Life Saving Club.

The Smith Collective is a landmark precinct and represents Queensland’s largest multi-residential project ever undertaken in a single stage. The master plan design by joint venture group AAA – Arkhefield, ARM and Archipelago with Lat27 – for Grocon brings together hinterland and coastline to capture the essence of the subtropical climate emblematic of the Gold Coast.

Designed by Arkhefield and located just 4km from Brisbane's CBD, the nine-storey mixed-use, commercial building at 166 Breakfast Creek Road will be a prominent gateway development to Brisbane City, and a modern figure within the former industrial precinct of Newstead.

Located within the Byron Street precinct along the Brisbane River, the Arkhefield design features luxurious riverfront apartments and terrace homes which celebrate Brisbane’s subtropical climate.

Arkhefield in collaboration with Brisbane City Council and Urbis prepared the New World City Design Guide: Buildings that Breathe to provide a shared vision for achieving subtropical building design in Brisbane.

Arkhefield designed, on the banks of Kedron Brook, The Grange Residences design brings people together by offering an attractive and exciting residential environment that blends into its natural surroundings.

Secluded in the heart of West End, Brisbane, Amersham is a collection of beautifully appointed residences that have been designed to inspire. Crafted by TG Development and Di Marco Group, with innovative residential architecture by Arkhefield.