September 14, 2020 – Community, Featured

The Cultural Centre Riverwalk, which runs from Victoria Bridge and goes behind the museums and galleries to Kurlipa Bridge is now closed for repairs and is expected to be completed mid 2021.

Works will generally be undertaken between 6.30am and 5pm Monday to Friday, however some works may also be required between 6.30am and 5pm on Saturdays.

The pedestrian detour will run along Melbourne Street, Grey Street and Stanley Place while cyclists will travel through the Cultural Centre tunnel and Stanley Place.

For more information – Click here

August 28, 2020 – Community, Featured

West Village has lodged a development application for two new commercial buildings ‘The Greenhouse’ and ‘The Eaves’.

The Greenhouse will be a 6 level subtropical inspired office building with 57 car parks, centrally located above the new Woolworths and adjacent to the heritage listed Peter’s Ice-Cream Factory. Designed by BSB member Blight Rayner Architecture, The Greenhouse will feature a tinted mirrored facade – reflecting its garden and heritage surroundings.

The second building ‘The Eaves’ will be a 3 level mixed-use retail and commercial establishment and will front both Mollison and Boundary Street. It is expected to be completed in line with the retail village in May 2021.

August 13, 2020 – Community, Featured

Congratulations to The Prop House as it celebrates its 25th Anniversary this month !

After 25 years of people, props and places, The Prop House is encouraging members to get involved with their celebrations!

– Visit the website to vote for your favourite event over the past 25 years – Click here to vote.

– Vote now for your favourite VM Installation – Click here to vote

– Creativity & Design: A Visual Merchandising Training Course: Held on the first Saturday of each month (starting September 5), the course will focus on maximising visual communication and growing business through the power of design, marketing and lifestyle – not just a product – Book Now

August 13, 2020 – Community, Featured

Queensland College of Art student and teacher at Queensland Conservatorium has created an interactive installation ‘Omnipresence’ to be unveiled at Queensland Museum.  The installation is social media-friendly and allows viewers to see themselves reflected back in various incarnations and ‘interact’ with reflections of previous visitors through a giant infinity mirror.

Omnipresence opens at the Queensland Museum on Monday 10 August and runs until 5 October.

For more information – Click here