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This Brisbane building might be the best of its kind in the country. Would anything like it be built today?

The 2006 extension is praised for its five-storey atrium, multiple entrances and year-round civic use as it marks two decades since opening.

The architects were in fact using simple ideas gleaned from our well-loved Queenslander homes, scaled up to a city size.

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This Brisbane building might be the best of its kind in the country. Would anything like it be built today?

The architects were in fact using simple ideas gleaned from our well-loved Queenslander homes, scaled up to a city size.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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