Micro Histories exhibition at the Museum Of Brisbane
The Condensery is featured in the Museum Of Brisbane’s latest exhibition, Micro Histories. Co-curated with Cameron Bruhn, Head of Architecture at The University of Queensland, Micro Histories pairs artworks and artefacts with buildings by six Brisbane architectural firms, exploring the relationship between architecture, art, people and place. The exhibition runs until the 28th of April 2019. […]
Condensery Gallery Architectural Tour
It was great fun revisiting this project to run an architectural tour on a warm, sunny afternoon in October. It’s hard to believe it’s been almost 3 years since the project was completed. The tour took place after the inaugural ‘Toogoolawah Dash’ (75km) cycling event on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail (BVRT). The BVRT is […]
Condensery in ‘Red: Architecture in Monochrome’
The Condensery – Somerset Regional Art Gallery has been published in Phaidon’s ‘Red: Architecture in Monochrome’, by Paul Stella. Phaidon describes the book as, “A visual exploration of red’s vivid role in global architecture over the centuries.” Available now in all good book stores, or via the interwebs: http://phaidon.com/store/architecture/red-architecture-in-monochrome-9780714876832/ 2018 Stella, P. 2018. ‘The Condensery’. In Red: […]
James Turrell: Opening Weekend Conversation
To mark the opening of James Turrell’s architectural light commission at GOMA, Geraldine Kirrihi Barlow, Curatorial Manager, International Art, QAGOMA, was joined by Brant Harris, Design Consultant and Project Manager, QAGOMA, to explore the development of this work from concept to completion. Behind-the-scenes of James Turrell’s light commission ‘Night Life’ on YouTube
James Turrell: Launch Event
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has officially launched Turrell’s artwork, ‘Night Life,’ on Friday evening, illuminating the eastern and southern façades of the gallery with a shifting pattern of vibrant light. Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) Director Chris Saines said James Turrell had worked within the creative realms of light and space for […]
Frank Lloyd Wright tour
Brant and Ashley spent a cold week in April travelling though Illinois and Wisconsin, visiting some of Frank Lloyd Wright’s best-known work (and a few obscure examples too). Highlights included the beautifully restored Unity Temple in Oak Park with its clever three tiered seating arrangement, and Wingspread – a house built for Herbert F. Johnson Jr., […]
Sydney University – Conservation of Traditional Buildings
Brant recently undertook an intensive course at Sydney University on the Conservation of Traditional Buildings. The course involved hands-on workshops on lime mortar and plasterwork, as well as visits to Rookwood Cemetery, the wonderful Denbigh Farm, and time for a side trip to John MacArthur’s Elizabeth Farm in Parramatta. Denbigh Farm (top-left and bottom-right), Traditional […]
Kangaroo Point Apartment in Queensland Homes magazine
Our Kangaroo Point Apartment project has been published in Queensland Homes magazine. Thanks to David Sandison for the pics, and TM Residential Projects for the build. More images of the project here: Kangaroo Point Apartment ‘Riverside renewal’. Queensland Homes, Spring/Summer 2017 issue: p.133
New Farm Carport in Brisbane News
Our New Farm carport has been featured in last week’s Brisbane News. Thanks to Tonya Turner for the words, Manson Images – Architectural Photography for the pics, and TM Residential Projects for the build. More images of the project here: New Farm Carport
Australia By Design – Top 10 Queensland Projects
The Condensery: Somerset Regional Art Gallery was featured on this week’s Queensland episode of Channel 10’s Australia by Design. “Australia by Design gathers design, building and property leaders to judge the top 10 architectural statements for the year in each state and territory in Australia.” If you missed the episode, it’ on youtube (We’re at […]
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