Waterfront Brisbane focuses on giving the river back to the city and its people. The vision for the 1.5ha historic site sees the creation of a revitalised city centre riverfront destination with generous civic spaces as a stage for city life.

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.

Camp Hill Marketplace designed by Brisbane archtecture firm, Arkhefield is a modern commercial space that incorporates subtropical design elements by layering living green areas and providing the perfect amount of shade. This mixed use precinct features a combination of specialty retailers, food and beverage outlets and a central public courtyard for the community to enjoy and connect.

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 7.1ha site began as Parklands – the official Athletes Village for the 2018 Commonwealth Games – and transitioned to the build-to-rent scheme now known as the Smith Collective, housing approximately 2500 residents.