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Qld icon takes on heavyweight in title fight, but only one emerges as State Fossil - Vimarsana News

Qld icon takes on heavyweight in title fight, but only one emerges as State Fossil

In a David and Goliath battle of the ages, a prehistoric Queensland icon has defeated a heavyweight contender to be named State Fossil.

Source: smh.com.au
Andrew N. Liveris Building gets top gong at 2022 AIA QLD Architecture Awards - Vimarsana News

Andrew N. Liveris Building gets top gong at 2022 AIA QLD Architecture Awards

Unveiled in April, the Andrew N. Liveris Building is the new 11-storey home of the School of Chemical Engineering at the University of Queensland’s St Lucia campus.

Queensland Architecture Awards: Samford Village LiveWorkShare House near Brisbane by Bligh Graham redefines working from home - Vimarsana News

Queensland Architecture Awards: Samford Village LiveWorkShare House near Brisbane by Bligh Graham redefines working from home

A home on a residential block in Samford Valley includes an office studio that allows the owners to completely separate their professional and domestic lives.

Source: afr.com
AIA Reveals Honours List for 2022 QLD Regional Architecture Awards - Vimarsana News

AIA Reveals Honours List for 2022 QLD Regional Architecture Awards

The Australian Institute of Architects has unveiled the winners for the Queensland Regional Architecture Awards, recognising the efforts of architects in seven regions.

All Roads Lead to the Outback With Dino-Tourism Push – 96five Family Radio - Vimarsana News

All Roads Lead to the Outback With Dino-Tourism Push – 96five Family Radio

Pre COVID, tourism contributed an estimated $467 million to Outback Queensland’s economy and supported nearly 10% of Outback employment.

Source: 96five.com