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A double layered, curved, pedestrian cross-river bridge linking Alice Street to Kangaroo Point and an underground shopping mall akin to Sydney's Queen Victoria Building are among the proposals Brisbane's top urban designers have brought before City Hall in a bid to transform the city.
The designs will be launched by Lord Mayor Graham Quirk on Thursday as he kicks off the start of public consultation for the City Centre Master Plan by way of an Ideas Fiesta announced earlier this year.
Cr Quirk said the concepts came about after the council challenged leading consultants and design and architecture students to deliver proposals on how to improve the city's design.
But he warned residents not to get too excited, saying the concepts were aspirational and as such were intended to stimulate conversation rather than stand as concrete blueprints for the future.
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Vibrant city centres are at the economic and social heart of successful cities, and as Brisbane's economy grows we need to ensure we have an attractive and accessible city centre that draws people to live, work, trade, visit and mingle, Cr Quirk said.
Those values are very evident in eight concepts to be unveiled at the launch event, and will form the basis of eight more designs yet to be revealed.
In addition to the Kangaroo Point pedestrian bridge proposed by Richard Kirk Architects, comes a Conrad Gargett Riddel design which creates new pedestrian and cycle connections between Roma Street Parklands, Hardgrave Park, residential areas and Victoria Barracks via a series of bridges.
Meanwhile the City West concept by Architectus turns William Jolly Bridge into a pedestrian and public transport bridge, and proposes a spiral-shaped events space connecting Roma Street with The Barracks.
And there would be boardwalks, a new public wharf, floating parks, a 50-metre river pool and pontoons to host temporary activities such as fresh food markets, live music and multi-sport courts if Queen's Wharf by Lat27 was realised.
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China may have invented the rudder, but it's a Queensland company which is steering the spiritual home of the nation's maritime history.
Cox Rayner Architects' Queensland practice beat a field of 80 designers to win an international competition to design the National Maritime Museum of China in Tianjin, east of Beijing.
Of the 80 applications, eight were handpicked to compete in the competition, before three Cox Rayner, the South China Institute of Technology and Miralles-Tagliabue of Spain were chosen as finalists.
The application process went for six months before Cox Rayner's design of interconnecting pods extending into the bay was chosen.
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It's the first significant Chinese national public building competition a Queensland architecture practice has won and only the second time an Australian company has won.
The 80,000 square metre project will cost $290 million, which Premier Campbell Newman said would equate to close to $900 million in Australian terms, given the relativity in production costs.
It is really putting Queensland on the map and it is showing that we don't just export things like coal, minerals and agricultural products from this state, we are also increasingly exporting services that have underpinned the development of Queensland over the last few years, Mr Newman said.
Closer to home, Cox Rayner created the One One One Eagle Street tower, which Mr Newman described as a stunning piece of architecture, and the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.
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The 104th Precinct is alerting residents within its confines to a scam in which suspects posing as representatives of roofing companies twice visited locations in Maspeth last month and attempted to convince property owners to let them perform repairs.
According to law enforcement sources, the incidents took place in the vicinity of 72nd Place between Grand and 53rd Avenues.
In the first incident, police reported, a male suspect approached an elderly woman outside her home and identified himself as a roofer working on a neighboring home.
Claiming that he spotted damage to the womans home while performing repairs on the adjacent structure, police said, the purported contractor offered to inspect the victims roof. The suspect was reportedly stopped and questioned by neighbors just before the woman allowed him access to her home.
After the man had left, authorities said, neighbors on the block questioned the owner of the property on which the suspect had claimed to perform repairs. They reportedly learned that the property owner did not authorize any work, and that no repairs were made.
On Mar. 22, police learned, a local business was visited by another male suspect who claimed to represent a roofing company working on a neighboring structure.
Reportedly, the man told the business secretary that the owner of the business had contacted him to check the roof for problems.
The secretary responded that neither the business owner was in, nor was she aware of any planned work. Police said the suspect then claimed that he had performed repairs on the business in the past; in reality, it was noted, no such repairs were ever made by the company.
Police urged the public not to let any individual into their home if they have not previously requested their assistance. Suspicious individuals should be reported to 911 immediately.
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