A workplace so green it makes other office envious. A building perfectly suited to the subtropics of Queensland.
At its heart, heritage Lanes is a precinct that feels most at home in a new world City in subtropics embracing the opportunity to infuse lush plant life and biophilic design elements into every aspect of the experience. From the impressive street presence to breathable, light-filled spaces within, prioritising lush landscaping and the use of Australian Native planting.
First impressions of walking into Heritage Lanes are more closely aligned to a hotel or resort, thanks to the permeable ground plane that makes the precinct feel welcoming, open and alive. The design of Heritage Lanes ensures it’s status as an iconic destination, while the advanced technology and flexible, adaptive design provides a future-proof pathway to growth and innovation. Heritage Lanes will be an enduring benchmark in Australia for sustainability and efficiency.
AILA 2023 Winner of the Civic Landscape Award for Excellence, the award citation commented:
“Heritage Lanes is an exceptional example of a dynamic and energetic civic landscape outcome steeped in many layers of meaning. The project demonstrates, with First Nations representation on the project team, that a civic landscape can respectfully acknowledge and share cultural value.”
What Brisbane Open House visitors can expect
The Ground Floor and Level 1 Lobby of Heritage Lanes will be open between 10am – 1pm, 19 July for guided tours.
Tour Information
Frequency of Guided Tours: Guided Tours by Woods Bagot, every 30 minutes throughout the day.
Wheelchair access
Yes
Awards
Recent Architectural or Engineering Awards: AILA 2023 Winner Civic Landscape Award for Excellence, Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Winner: Category - Professional Excellence $60 million +
Environment Accreditation: Targeting the following; 6 Star Green Star Rating, under the new tool, Gold WELL Core and Shell Rating, 5 Star NABERS Energy Rating, 4 Star NABERS Water Rating.