Two Sixty-Five Hawthorne Road is an architecturally designed retail micro precinct that is a prime example of how a suburban strip can be rejuvenated and enlivened by sensitive and appropriate design and development. Arkhefield worked closely with HaMELL to deliver this vibrant mixed use development in Hawthorne, Brisbane.

The vision of Brisbane Airport Corporation is “to be world-best and the preferred choice for passengers, airlines, business and the community”. Arkhefield, in collaboration with Richards & Spence, were chosen to extend this inspirational vision to a major upgrade of the retail component at Brisbane International Airport—a considerable undertaking in scale and scope.

The Q&A Building at the centre of Brisbane’s Queen Street Mall forms a cornerstone precinct for the city’s major meeting place. Arkhefield worked with Queensland Investment Corporation to create a street based life, with retail tenancies, food and beverage offerings and commercial tower above to revitalise the precinct.

The historic Barracks precinct on Brisbane’s city fringe sat vacant for 20 years. Arkhefield revived the project and realised the potential of the site by rethinking the master plan to create a dynamic mixed use precinct.

Arkhefield has worked with Chatswood Central to add two new buildings to the existing development, focusing on the creation of a vibrant covered outdoor market street that links the existing and new buildings, separated by covered arcades and external seating areas.

The Myer Centre Food Court is the largest food court in the Brisbane CBD, with a high volume of foot traffic through the Centre. The Arkhefield design concept celebrates the existing chaotic urban landscape by enhancing the experience of traversing through the site.