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Building Brisbane’s legacy through adaptive reuse
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Building Brisbane’s legacy through adaptive reuse

Redevelopment through adaptive reuse illustrates that history, while updating the asset to suit the needs of today and a more sustainable tomorrow.
Architecture & Design Team
Architecture & Design Team

13 Sep 2022 • 4m read • View Author

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Midtown Centre�s adaptive reuse achieves a 37 per cent CO2 reduction compared to a new build (Photo: Angus Martin)

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The Midtown project was recently recognised by the AIA for its exemplary repurposing of two underutilised assets into a contemporary workplace (Photo: David Chatfield)

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