January 16, 2020 – Community, Featured

Queensland Children’s Hospital has unveiled the design of the new 29-bed ward. The brand-new ward was designed in close consultation with patients, families and staff ensuring the space is both fit for clinical purposes, children and is family-friendly.

In addition to the new ward, the hospital will gain another 6 oncology beds. Both the additional oncology beds and new ward on Level 12 of are expected to be available from late-2020.

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The Prop House and VM+ team have also contributed to design changes at the hospital, by redesigning the Kidszone to a space where children and families can come to play rest, learn, read and create.

The design which is based on metamorphosis included bespoke wall graphics, ‘sheltering tree, tailored flooring and a secret cubby.

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November 28, 2019 – Community, Featured

Preliminary works for Brisbane Metro will commence around the Cultural Centre in January 2020.

The Council will examine a possible new $91 million tunnel that would connect West End to CBD bus services and bypass the intersection of Melbourne and Grey.

The proposed tunnel would allow the creation of a new QPAC and Museum public square and green space.

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November 28, 2019 – Community, Featured

Griffith University has released its 2020-2025 Strategic Plan that outlines investments of more than a billion dollars to develop infrastructure across its campuses, including a new CBD location.

Additional programs in business, law, public policy and journalism along with continuing professional development will add a new dimension to the University’s presence in Brisbane.

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November 28, 2019 – Community, Featured

Brisbane Marketing has launched its new campaign – Nothing’s Changed. Everything’s Different, a new integrated campaign designed to drive visitation and increased visitor spend in Brisbane.

The campaign will run until mid-December, with the television commercial live from today along with outdoor, print and digital executions around the Brisbane region.

The campaign captures the essence of how Brisbane has evolved as a visitor destination, while the things that epitomise the city – locals’ friendliness, outdoor lifestyle, lack of pretention and relaxed pace of life – have not changed. For more information – Click here