Dense plans, heritage headaches, and river ramps
Mike O’Connor reports on Brisbane’s plans for land, water and sky as the city grows and housing crunch continues.
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Mike O’Connor reports on Brisbane’s plans for land, water and sky as the city grows and housing crunch continues.

Architect Ed Haysom reflects on some iconic legacy projects from the world’s fairs, and whether Brisbane needs a similar legacy project for the Olympics.

The Hendra community has lost the battle against the development of a 24/7 McDonald’s takeaway on Nudgee Road.
In this month’s column, Mike O’Connor reflects on our broken appeals system, as McDonald’s ignores the wishes of the people who lodged 422 objections to plans to put a 24-hour McDonalds drive-through outlet in a Hendra residential area, 200m from a school.

Spring Hill has seen rapid change that will only accelerate as Brisbane squares up to a housing crisis and its duties as an Olympic city.

An environmental lawyer has determined the government’s plan to build Olympic and Paralympic stadia in Victoria Park / Barrambin as “the riskiest option” for a venue.

Fortis and Pallas Group have set their sights on national expansion with four projects underway between Kangaroo Point, New Farm, Newstead, and Hamilton.

It’s been a massive few months for brothers Rob and Andrew Gray, the duo behind Teneriffe-based luxury builder-developer GRAYA.
Economic Development Queensland’s plans for the South Brisbane Visy site include a harbour and several towering apartment buildings.
Construction could begin on several 50-storey buildings and a harbour in South Brisbane from March 2027, with rowers concerned for their safety.