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2023 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award for Educational Architecture: Elkhorn Building

2023 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award for Small Project Architecture: Minderoo Centre – Plastics and Human Health

2023 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation (Greater Brisbane Region) – Education Architecture: Elkhorn Building

2023 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation (Greater Brisbane Region) – Small Project Architecture: Minderoo Centre – Plastics and Human Health

2023 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation (Central Queensland) – Small Project Architecture: The Globe Lookout (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2022 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Queensland Medallion : Andrew N. Liveris Building (with Lyons)

2022 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award  – Jennifer Taylor Award for Educational Architecture : Andrew N. Liveris Building (with Lyons)

2022 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award  – Karl Langer Award for Urban Design : Andrew N. Liveris Building (with Lyons)

2022 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award  – Don Roderick Award for Heritage : St Joseph’s Nudgee College, Treacy Precinct

2022 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award  – Interior Architecture: Andrew N. Liveris Building (with Lyons)

2022 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Award (Brisbane) – John Dalton Building of the Year: Andrew N. Liveris Building (with Lyons)

2022 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation (Brisbane) – Heritage Architecture: St Joseph’s Nudgee College, Treacy Precinct

2022 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation (Brisbane) – Interior Architecture: Andrew N. Liveris Building (with Lyons)

2022 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation (Brisbane) – Urban Design Architecture: Andrew N. Liveris Building (with Lyons)

2022 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation (Brisbane) – Educational Architecture: Andrew N. Liveris Building (with Lyons)

2022 Good Design Award ®  Winner.  Architectural Design. Elkhorn Building, The University of Queensland (with Lyons)

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – GHM Addison Award for Interior Architecture: Nudgee College, Mary Rice Early Learning Centre

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Commendation – Educational Architecture: St Patrick’s College, East Precinct

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Commendation – Educational Architecture: Nudgee College, Mary Rice Early Learning Centre

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – Educational Architecture: Brisbane Girls Grammar School, Science Learning Centre

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – Educational Architecture: St Rita’s College, Trinity Centre

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Interior Architecture: Nudgee College, Mary Rice Early Learning Centre

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Educational Architecture: St Patrick’s College, East Precinct

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Educational Architecture: Brisbane Girls Grammar School, Science Learning Centre

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Educational Architecture: Nudgee College, Mary Rice Early Learning Centre

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Educational Architecture: St Rita’s College, Trinity Centre

2021 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Award (Brisbane) – John Dalton Building of the Year: St Rita’s College, Trinity Centre

2019 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Commendation – Interior Architecture: Level 3, 143 Edward Street, Brisbane (QCEC Workplace Fitout)

2019 Minister’s Award for Urban Design: Main Street Barcaldine (in collaboration with Brian Hooper Architect and Barcaldine Regional Council)

2018 Australian Urban Design Award. National Award Built projects – Local and Neighbourhood Scale: Main Street Barcaldine (in collaboration with Brian Hooper Architect and Barcaldine Regional Council)

2018 Good Design Award ®  Winner.  Architectural Design Urban Design. The Globe (Including the Barcaldine regional master plan and The Tree of Knowledge)

2018 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Commendation – Houses Alterations and Additions: Patrick Street Residence

2018 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Commendation – Small Projects: UQ Zelman Cowan Building new entry

2017 Fly Forbo Award  Overall Winner: University of Queensland Architecture School refurbishment

2017 AIA National Architecture Awards: National Award for Public Architecture – The Globe Hotel (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2017 AIA National Architecture Awards: National Award for Educational Architecture – St Joseph’s Nudgee College Hanly Learning Centre

2017 AIA National Architecture Awards: National Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (New) – Cape Tribulation House

2017 AIA National Architecture Awards: National Commendation for Public Architecture – Act for Kids Child and Family Centre for Excellence

2017 AIA National Architecture Awards: National Commendation for Sustainable Architecture – Mount Alvernia College Anthony and La Verna Buildings

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Award – Jennifer Taylor Award for Educational Architecture: Mount Alvernia College Anthony and La Verna Buildings

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Award for Educational Architecture: St Joseph’s Nudgee College Hanly Learning Centre

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Award for Educational Architecture: Brisbane Girls Grammar School Research Learning Centre

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Award – Harry Marks Award for Sustainable Architecture: Mount Alvernia College Anthony and La Verna Buildings

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Award for Sustainable Architecture: St Joseph’s Nudgee College Bathersby Boarding Village

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – Robin Dods Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (New): Cape Tribulation House

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – Job and Froud Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (Multiple Housing): St Joseph’s Nudgee College Bathersby Boarding Village

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Award for Heritage Architecture: The Globe Hotel (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Award for Public Architecture: Act for Kids Child and Family Centre for Excellence

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Award for Public Architecture: The Globe Hotel (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Commendation for Interior Architecture: University of Queensland Chemistry Building, Levels 3 and 4

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Commendation for Interior Architecture: Brisbane Girls Grammar School Research Learning Centre

2017 AIA New South Wales Architecture Awards – State Commendation for Small Project Architecture: Newcastle Music Studio

2017 ALIA Library Design Award. Overall Winner (national) School Library: St Joseph’s Nudgee College, Hanly Learning Centre

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Award (Central Queensland) – J.W. Wilson Award for Building of the Year: The Globe Hotel (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Award (Far North Queensland) – Award for House of the Year: Cape Tribulation House

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Award (North Queensland) – Walter and Oliver Tunbridge Award for Building of the Year: Act for Kids Child and Family Centre of Excellence

2017 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Award (Brisbane) – John Dalton Award for Building of the Year: Brisbane Girls Grammar School Research Learning Centre

2015 Think Brick Awards (National) Grand Prix Winner: ACT for Kids Child and Family Centre for Excellence.

2014 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Commendation – Interior Architecture: UQ Chemistry Level 8

2013 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Commendation –Sustainable Architecture: 11 Saint James Street Petrie terrace.

2012 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – Interior Architecture: Mansergh Shaw Level 5, The University of Queensland

2012 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Commendation – Public Architecture: David Theile Olympic Swimming Pool, The University of Queensland

2011 AIA National Architecture Awards: National Award for Interior Architecture: St Joseph’s Nudgee College, Tierney Auditorium

2011 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – G.H.M. Addison Award for Interior Architecture: St Joseph’s Nudgee College, Tierney Auditorium

2011 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – Karl Langer Award for Urban Architecture: Yeerongpilly Bridge

2011 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Interior Architecture: St Joseph’s Nudgee College, Tierney Auditorium

2011 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Urban Architecture: Yeerongpilly Bridge

2010 AIA National Architecture Awards: The Lachlan Macquarie Award for Heritage Architecture: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2010 AIA National Architecture Awards: National Commendation – Public Architecture: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2010 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – Public Architecture: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2010 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Award – JW Wilson Building of the Year: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2010 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Public Architecture: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2009 Australian Timber Design Awards: National Award – Overall Winner: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2009 Australian Timber Design Awards: National Award – Public or Commercial Buildings: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2009 Australian Timber Design Awards: National Award – Best Use of Certified Timber: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2009 Australian Timber Design Awards: Queensland Award – Best Northern Region: Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial (in association with Brian Hooper Architect)

2009 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Commendation – Interior Architecture: UQ Science Learning Centre

2009 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Interior Architecture: Brisbane North Eye Centre, Chermside

2009 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Interior Architecture: UQ Science Learning Centre

2008 AIA National Architecture Awards: Sir Zelman Cowan Prize for Public Architecture: Cherrell Hirst Creative Learning Centre, Brisbane Girls Grammar School

2008 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: FDG Stanley Award for Public Architecture: Cherrell Hirst Creative Learning Centre, Brisbane Girls Grammar School

2008 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Commendation – Interior Architecture: Cherrell Hirst Creative Learning Centre, Brisbane Girls Grammar School

2008 Queensland Architecture Awards: Regional Commendation – Interior Architecture: UQ Chemistry Laboratory Fitouts Levels 9 and 10

2008 AA Prize for unbuilt work – special mention: Captain Cook Landing Memorial – Memorial as Event

2007 AIA National Architecture Awards: National Award – Small Project Architecture Award: QUT Human Movement Pavilion

2007 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – Hayes & Scott Award for Small Project Architecture: QUT Human Movement Pavilion

2007 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – Art and Architecture Prize: QUT Human Movement Pavilion

2007 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Brisbane Regional Commendation: QUT Human Movement Pavilion

2006 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: G.H.M Addison Award for Interior Architecture: UQ Chemistry Building Fitout Levels 5, 6 West, 7 and 10 West

2006 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: Brisbane Regional Commendation: UQ Chemistry Building Fitout Levels 5, 6 West, 7 and 10 West

2005 AIA President’s Award for outstanding commitment to the support and mentoring of architectural graduates

2005 DIA Queensland Design Awards: Award of Merit – Best Use of Colour: UQ Centre for Marine Studies

2004 DIA Queensland Design Awards: Design Innovation and Excellence Award: RAIA Stage Set Design

2004 DIA Queensland Design Awards: Design Innovation and Excellence Award: UQ Micro Health Laboratory

2004 DIA Queensland Design Awards: Award of Merit – Set / Display Design: RAIA Stage Set Design 2002

2004 DIA Queensland Design Awards: Award of Merit – Public Art Collaboration: UQ Micro Health Laboratory

2003 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Commendation – Art & Architecture Award: RAIA Stage Set Design 2002

2002 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards – State Award – Art and Architecture Award: UQ Micro Health Laboratory

2002 AIA Queensland Architecture Awards: State Award – Public Building, Institutional Building Award: UQ Micro Health Laboratory

2024    Minderoo Centre – Plastics and Human Health, in Rauert, C., Wang, X., Charlton, N., Lin, C., Tang, C., Zammit, I., Jayarathne, A., Symeonides, C., White, E., Christensen, M., Ponomariova, V., Mueller, J. F., Thomas, K. V., Dunlop, S. (2024). Blueprint for the design, construction, and validation of a plastic and phthalate-minimised laboratory, Journal of Hazardous Materials, 468, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhazmat.2024.133803

2021    Sibyl Centre, The Women’s College within the University of Sydney, in Ringer, R. (Ed.). (2021). Materiality 2021. Dry Press Publishing. pp. 204-211.

2021    Master Planning, “Expansion plans are essential’. Editor: Kirstin Payne. Gold Coast Bulletin.

2020    Tree of Knowledge Memorial and The Globe, in, “MMXX”. Author: Cameron Bruhn. Thames & Hudson. pp192-197.

2019    Various projects in, “Architectural Guide Australia”. Author: Sarah Zahradnik. DOM Publishers. pp417–423.

2018    Milton House in, “Urban Sanctuary”. Author: Anna Johnson and Richard Black. Thames & Hudson. pp80–87.

2018    The Barcaldine masterplan (including; The Globe and The Tree of Knowledge) in, “Repair.”  Venice Architecture Exhibition book, Australian Pavilion 2018 (The Australian Institute of Architects)

2018    Steel Profile The Globe

2016    The David Theile Olympic Swimming Pool in, “The Pool.”  Venice Architecture Exhibition book, Australian Pavilion 2016.  The Australian Institute of Architects.  pp163.

2015    The David Theile Olympic Swimming Pool, The Yeerongpilly (Rod Laver) Footbridge, and The Tree of Knowledge in, Practical Poetics in Architecture. Author: Leon van Schaik.  Publisher John Wiley and Sons Ltd.  pp 194 – 201.

2015    Act for Kids, Child and Family Centre for Excellence and the Microhealth Laboratory in, Materiality – Brick and Block in Contemporary Australian Architecture.  Dry Press Publishing Pty Ltd  Ron Ringer pp36-45

2015    UQ Microhealth Laboratory in, Brick.  Phaidon Press Ltd.  pp 56.

2015    Act for Kids, Centre for Excellence, in Architecture Australia (Jan/Feb 2015)  Architecture Media.  Pp 34-41 (and the cover)

2015    Cape Tribulation House in Architecture Australia (Sept/Oct 2015)  Architecture Media.  Pp 58-64

2014    m3architecture featured in, A Critical History of Contemporary Architecture. Elie G Haddad and David Rifkind.  P451 and p 453.

2012 m3architecture in “The Encyclopedia of Australian Architecture”.  Cambridge University Press.  P421.

2011  A Place in the Sun.Harrison, S. 2010. A Place in the Sun. Victoria: Thames & Hudson. pp. 36-41

2010  ‘Enduring Visions’, in the Australian Financial Review Magazine. Harley, R. 2010 ‘Enduring Visions’. The Australian Financial Review Magazine Nov 2010: 34.

2010   ‘2010 National Architecture Awards: Acknowledging the fine handiwork of Australia’s architectural community’, in Architecture Australia.  Dodson, M., Watson-Brown, E., Stutchbury, P., Pritchard, M., Bruhn, C. ‘2010 National Architecture Awards’. Architecture Australia Vol 99/6: 73, 82-83.

2010    ‘Inspire: Australian National Architecture Awards’. Inspire: Australian National Architecture Awards 201. 2010. Canberra: Australian Institute of Architects pp 33, 157.

2010    ‘Monumento a un Arbo, Barcaldine (Australia): Memorial to a Tree, Barcaldine (Australia)’, in AV Monographs: 50 Small Works.  Fernandez-Galiano, L (ed.). 2009. ‘Monumento a un Arbol, Barcaldine (Australia): Memorial to a Tree, Barcaldine (Australia)’. AV Monographs: 50 Small Works. Vol. 140: 46

2010    ‘University Laboratory’, in Atlas: Architectures of the 21st Century.               Fernandez-Galiano, L (ed.). 2010. Atlas: Architectures of the 21st Century – Asia and Pacific. Spain: Arquitectura Viva SL. pp. 314-315

2010    ‘Tree of Knowledge’, in Urbis. Unknown. 2010. ‘Tree of Knowledge’. Urbis: Design / Living / Architecture. Vol. 54: 17

2010    ‘The Why of m3architecture’, in Monument. Campbell, K. 2010. ‘The Why of m3architecture’. Monument Vol.97: 21-26

2010    ‘Tree of Knowledge’, in Architecture Australia. Skinner, P. 2010. ‘Tree of Knowledge’. Architecture Australia Vol. 99 (Issue 3): 57-61

2010    ‘Sensory Appeal’, in Houses Thompson, S. 2010. ‘Sensory Appeal’. Houses Vol. 73: 111-120

2009    ‘Brisbane Girls Grammar School Creative Learning Centre’ in The Architectural Review (UK) Gregory, R. 2009. Brisbane Girls Grammar School Creative Learning Centre. The Architectural Review Vol. 1351: 56-57

2009    ‘Tree of Knowledge Memorial’ in Artichoke. Thomson, S. 2009. Tree of Knowledge Memorial. Artichoke Vol. 28: 48-49

2009    Phaidon 10×10/3. MacKenzie, A. 2009. Phaidon 10×10/3. New York: Phaidon Press Inc. pp. 204-207. Book Section: m3architecture

2009    ‘Brisbane North Eye Centre’, Architecture Australia. Noble, L. 2009. Brisbane North Eye Centre. Architecture Australia 98 (3):62-69. Journal Review: Brisbane North Eye Centre

2008    The Phaidon Atlas of 21st Century World Architecture. 2008. New York: Phaidon. p. 46. Book Section: QUT Human Movement Pavilion

2008    Stutchbury, S and Wallace, M. 2008. Place Makers: Contemporary Queensland Architects. Brisbane: Queensland Art Gallery.  Published by the Queensland Art Gallery for the exhibition ‘Place Makers: Contemporary Queensland Architects’, held at the Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, 2 August – 23 November 2008.

2008    Taylor, M. 2008. Practice Profile: m3architecture. in Versatility and Vicissitude: Performance in Morpho-Ecological Design. Hensel, M. and Menges, A. (eds.). Architectural Design. Vol. 78 No. 2. (March / April 2008). London: John Wiley & Sons Ltd. pp. 122-127.

2008    Harpers Bazaar 10^th Year Anniversary.  Bazaar Insider.  (The Architect)

2007    Jackson, D. 2007. Next Wave: Emerging Talents in Australian Architecture. London: Thames and Hudson. pp. 30-41

2007    BGGS Creative Learning Centre, in, Kaji-O’Grady, S. 2007. Brisbane Girls Grammar. Architecture Australia, Vol. 96  (Issue 5): pp. 84-93.

2007    Exhibition Review: ‘OUT FROM UNDER: Australian Architecture Now’, in, de Monchauz, N. 2007. OUT FROM UNDER. Architecture Australia, Vol. 96  (Issue 4): pp. 37-39.

2007    Exhibition Review: ‘[v3]w’, in, Noble, L. 2007. [v3] + SPARK, Architecture Australia, Vol. 96  (Issue 1): pp. 22-23.

2007    Various recent projects, in, Mongrel, Vol. 2 pp. 40-51.

2006    Micro-Health Laboratory & Paper Wall, in, DIA. 2006. Three: Design Excellence in Queensland. Brisbane: DIA.

(also part of exhibition held at Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane)

2006    Centre for Marine Studies, in, DIA. 2006. Four: Design Excellence in Queensland. Brisbane: DIA.

(also part of exhibition held at Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane)

2005    Armstrong Residence, in, Richardson, P. 2005. Carved from the Hillside. In House Plus: Imaginative Ideas for Extending Your Home, pp. 176-179. London: Thames and Hudson.

2005    Bennett Residence, in,  Jinich (ed.), I. I. 1995. Bennett Residence. Casas Houses Australia, Vol. 89 pp. 36-41.

2005    Paper Wall and Micro-Health Laboratory. Whitman, P. 2005. Minimal Means. Architecture Australia, Vol. 94  (Issue 2): pp. 78-81.

2005    Centre for Marine Studies, in, Thomson, S. 2005. Centre for Marine Studies. Artichoke, Vol. 12 pp. 76-81.

2004    Micro-Health Laboratory, in, The Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture. 2004. Comprehensive ed. London: Phaidon. p. 24.

2004    Armstrong Residence, in, Musgrave, E. and J. Price. 2004. Northern Exposure. Monument, Vol. 58 pp. 80-84.

2004    ANU Bike Shelters, in, Radar Projects: ANU. 2004. Architecture Australia, Vol. 93  (Issue 3): p. 48.

2004    Bennett Residence, in, Thomson, S. 2004. Belonging to Bribie. Houses, 40: pp. 24-28.

2003    Bennett Residence, in, nRAIA. 2003. Sub-Tropical Housing for the New Millennium, p. 19.

(also part of the Sub-Tropical Housing exhibition held at 111 George St, Brisbane)

2003    Armstrong Residence, in, Fraser, M. 2003. Dual Purpose. Indesign, Vol. 12: p. 44.

2003    Armstrong Residence, in, Killen, S. 2003. Secret Garden Room. The Courier Mail: Home. Saturday, June 14. pp. 12-13.

2003    Kinloch Residence, in, Fraser, M. 2003. Right Balance. The Courier Mail: Home. Saturday, October 18. pp. 16-17.

2002    Micro-Health Laboratory, in, Noble, L. 2002. Lab Cubed. Architectural Review Australia, Vol. 78: pp. 46-51.

2001    Best-Lunney Residence, in, Garlick, G. 2001. Forward Steps. The Sunday Mail: Home Front. Sunday, September 23. p. 88.

2001    Bennet Residence, in, Killen, S. 2001. Retirement Plan. The Courier Mail: Homelife. Saturday, December 8. pp. 10-11.

2000    Armstrong Residence (stage 1), in, Lord, C. 2000. House of Trees. The Courier Mail: Our House. Tuesday, May 16. p. 4.

2021    ‘Density and Density Done Well’ Exhibition, held at Monash University,  Caulfield Campus. 26 March to 5 April, 2021.

2019    Micro Histories Exhibition, held at the Museum of Brisbane. Mount Alvernia College.

2018    Venice Architecture Biennale: Australian pavilion representative. The Barcaldine masterplan (including; The Globe and The Tree of Knowledge) in, “Repair.”

2016    ‘Home Grown: Contemporary Architects and Artists from Townsville’ Exhibition, held at Museum of Tropical Queensland, Townsville. 8 to 26 October, 2016.

2016    Venice Architecture Biennale, Australian Pavilion. Project, UQ David Theile Olympic Swimming Pool.

2014    Venice Architecture Biennale, Australian Pavilion.  Project, Lodge on the Lake.

2010    Shanghai World Expo.  Projects; Brisbane Girls Grammar School, Cherrell Hirst Creative Learning Centre; Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial:  ‘HEAT: Queensland Architects’, Stand at the 2010 World Expo, Shanghai.  20 June – 26 June 2010.

2008   Venice Architecture Biennale, Australian Pavilion, ‘Abundant Australia’

2008    Optimism, GOMA

2008    Place Makers: Contemporary Queensland Architects GOMA, Brisbane. 2 August to 23 November, 2008

Included BGGS / Micro Health Laboratory / Armstrong Residence

2010    ‘All Politics is Local’, in Interior Design Magazine. Welsh, S. 2010. ‘All Politics is Local’. Interior Design. February 2010: 97

2007    ‘OUT FROM UNDER: Australian Architecture Now,’ held at AIA, San Francisco. 8 March to 27 April, 2007.

UQ Micro Health Laboratory and Armstrong Residence.

2006   Venice Architecture Biennale, Australian Pavilion

Inclusion of the UQ Micro Health Laboratory in the Australian Pavilion at the 10th International Architecture Exhibition, ‘Cities, Architecture and Society,’ held in Venice, 10 September to 19 November 2006.

2006    ‘[v3]’ held at QPAC Forecourt, Southbank, Brisbane. 27 October, 2006.  Chermside Theatres.

2006    ‘Art Movement’ Exhibition, held at UTS Gallery, Sydney. 27 June to 28 July 2006. Curated by Ricardo Felipe.   BGGS Creative Learning Centre.

2006    The Design Institute of Australia Awards & Exhibition, held at Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane. 3 to 18 June, 2004.

UQ Chemistry Interiors, St Lucia Campus.

2005    The Design Institute of Australia Awards & Exhibition, held at Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane. 4 to 19 June, 2005 Centre for Marine Studies, University of Queensland St Lucia.

2005    RAIA ‘Marvels’ Exhibition of built and unbuilt work, held at William St, Brisbane. 28 October to 2 November 2005.

BGGS Creative Learning Centre, ANU Bike Shelters, and, Yeppoon Apartments (with Brian Hooper Architect).

2004    The Design Institute of Australia Awards & Exhibition, held at Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane. 5 to 14 June, 2004.

Micro / Health Laboratory UQ Gatton Campus, and, RAIA Stage Set Design 2002.

2004    ART + ARCH Infinite Exhibition, held in various sites across Brisbane, 09 September to 03 October 2004.

‘Work in Collaboration’ (Michael Banney and Dirk Yates) shown at City Hall.

2003    RAIA Tropical Housing Exhibition.  Venue, 111 George St, Brisbane. 2003.

Bennett Residence, Bribie Island.