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Bligh Tanner
We are a structural, façade, civil, environmental and water engineering consultancy with main offices in Brisbane and Sydney, Australia
The @institute_architects_aus has announced the winners of the 2026 Greater Brisbane Architecture Awards, with three Bligh Tanner projects recognised.
The University of Queensland Plant Futures Facility, designed by @m3architecture, won the John Dalton Award for Building of the Year and received commendations in the Educational Architecture and Interior Architecture.
St Margaret’s Canopy Café, designed by @Blightrayner, earned a commendation for Educational Architecture.
The Quandamooka Arts and Cultural Centre (QUAMPI), designed by @coxarchitecture, received a commendation for Public Architecture.
Congratulations to all the projects recognised and the talented teams behind them. A big thank you to our clients and collaborators for partnering with us to deliver exceptional projects for Brisbane.
🔗Read the full story on ArchitectureAu through the link in our bio.
📸Photography: Nick English | @christopherfrederickjones | @cieranmurphy
The @institute_architects_aus has announced the winners of the 2026 Greater Brisbane Architecture Awards, with three Bligh Tanner projects recognised.
The University of Queensland Plant Futures Facility, designed by @m3architecture, won the John Dalton Award for Building of the Year and received commendations in the Educational Architecture and Interior Architecture.
St Margaret’s Canopy Café, designed by @Blightrayner, earned a commendation for Educational Architecture.
The Quandamooka Arts and Cultural Centre (QUAMPI), designed by @coxarchitecture, received a commendation for Public Architecture.
Congratulations to all the projects recognised and the talented teams behind them. A big thank you to our clients and collaborators for partnering with us to deliver exceptional projects for Brisbane.
🔗Read the full story on ArchitectureAu through the link in our bio.
📸Photography: Nick English | @christopherfrederickjones | @cieranmurphy
The @institute_architects_aus has announced the winners of the 2026 Greater Brisbane Architecture Awards, with three Bligh Tanner projects recognised.
The University of Queensland Plant Futures Facility, designed by @m3architecture, won the John Dalton Award for Building of the Year and received commendations in the Educational Architecture and Interior Architecture.
St Margaret’s Canopy Café, designed by @Blightrayner, earned a commendation for Educational Architecture.
The Quandamooka Arts and Cultural Centre (QUAMPI), designed by @coxarchitecture, received a commendation for Public Architecture.
Congratulations to all the projects recognised and the talented teams behind them. A big thank you to our clients and collaborators for partnering with us to deliver exceptional projects for Brisbane.
🔗Read the full story on ArchitectureAu through the link in our bio.
📸Photography: Nick English | @christopherfrederickjones | @cieranmurphy
Tucked away amongst the native trees of Deanbilla Bay, Gumpi (Dunwich) on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), sits the Quandamooka Arts and Culture Centre (QUAMPI). QUAMPI is a First Nations–owned and operated facility that celebrates Quandamooka art, culture, and storytelling.
Bligh Tanner is proud to have delivered this striking new community hub in collaboration with the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC), COX Architecture, JHA Services Engineers, and QBuild. In recognition of First Nations Peoples’ deep connection to Country, the design places a strong emphasis on incorporating locally sourced materials into the building fabric. Local sands and oyster shells have been engineered into the distinctive rammed earth walls, while locally sourced timbers are woven through the façade of the “Elders Space and Community Circle.” Together, these elements reflect a technical approach grounded in a meaningful connection to Country.
More than just a gallery, QUAMPI is a cultural hub featuring a range of art exhibitions, workshops, performance spaces, an Elders Space, a café, and a gallery shop. It brings together contemporary design thinking with culture, place, and knowledge sharing, creating a welcoming place for both the local community and visitors.
🔗Click the link in our bio to learn more.
Client: Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC)
Architect: @coxarchitecture
Building Services: @jha_consultingengineers
Building Contractor: QBuild
📸 @cieranmurphy
Tucked away amongst the native trees of Deanbilla Bay, Gumpi (Dunwich) on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), sits the Quandamooka Arts and Culture Centre (QUAMPI). QUAMPI is a First Nations–owned and operated facility that celebrates Quandamooka art, culture, and storytelling.
Bligh Tanner is proud to have delivered this striking new community hub in collaboration with the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC), COX Architecture, JHA Services Engineers, and QBuild. In recognition of First Nations Peoples’ deep connection to Country, the design places a strong emphasis on incorporating locally sourced materials into the building fabric. Local sands and oyster shells have been engineered into the distinctive rammed earth walls, while locally sourced timbers are woven through the façade of the “Elders Space and Community Circle.” Together, these elements reflect a technical approach grounded in a meaningful connection to Country.
More than just a gallery, QUAMPI is a cultural hub featuring a range of art exhibitions, workshops, performance spaces, an Elders Space, a café, and a gallery shop. It brings together contemporary design thinking with culture, place, and knowledge sharing, creating a welcoming place for both the local community and visitors.
🔗Click the link in our bio to learn more.
Client: Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC)
Architect: @coxarchitecture
Building Services: @jha_consultingengineers
Building Contractor: QBuild
📸 @cieranmurphy
Tucked away amongst the native trees of Deanbilla Bay, Gumpi (Dunwich) on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), sits the Quandamooka Arts and Culture Centre (QUAMPI). QUAMPI is a First Nations–owned and operated facility that celebrates Quandamooka art, culture, and storytelling.
Bligh Tanner is proud to have delivered this striking new community hub in collaboration with the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC), COX Architecture, JHA Services Engineers, and QBuild. In recognition of First Nations Peoples’ deep connection to Country, the design places a strong emphasis on incorporating locally sourced materials into the building fabric. Local sands and oyster shells have been engineered into the distinctive rammed earth walls, while locally sourced timbers are woven through the façade of the “Elders Space and Community Circle.” Together, these elements reflect a technical approach grounded in a meaningful connection to Country.
More than just a gallery, QUAMPI is a cultural hub featuring a range of art exhibitions, workshops, performance spaces, an Elders Space, a café, and a gallery shop. It brings together contemporary design thinking with culture, place, and knowledge sharing, creating a welcoming place for both the local community and visitors.
🔗Click the link in our bio to learn more.
Client: Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC)
Architect: @coxarchitecture
Building Services: @jha_consultingengineers
Building Contractor: QBuild
📸 @cieranmurphy
Tucked away amongst the native trees of Deanbilla Bay, Gumpi (Dunwich) on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), sits the Quandamooka Arts and Culture Centre (QUAMPI). QUAMPI is a First Nations–owned and operated facility that celebrates Quandamooka art, culture, and storytelling.
Bligh Tanner is proud to have delivered this striking new community hub in collaboration with the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC), COX Architecture, JHA Services Engineers, and QBuild. In recognition of First Nations Peoples’ deep connection to Country, the design places a strong emphasis on incorporating locally sourced materials into the building fabric. Local sands and oyster shells have been engineered into the distinctive rammed earth walls, while locally sourced timbers are woven through the façade of the “Elders Space and Community Circle.” Together, these elements reflect a technical approach grounded in a meaningful connection to Country.
More than just a gallery, QUAMPI is a cultural hub featuring a range of art exhibitions, workshops, performance spaces, an Elders Space, a café, and a gallery shop. It brings together contemporary design thinking with culture, place, and knowledge sharing, creating a welcoming place for both the local community and visitors.
🔗Click the link in our bio to learn more.
Client: Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC)
Architect: @coxarchitecture
Building Services: @jha_consultingengineers
Building Contractor: QBuild
📸 @cieranmurphy
Tucked away amongst the native trees of Deanbilla Bay, Gumpi (Dunwich) on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), sits the Quandamooka Arts and Culture Centre (QUAMPI). QUAMPI is a First Nations–owned and operated facility that celebrates Quandamooka art, culture, and storytelling.
Bligh Tanner is proud to have delivered this striking new community hub in collaboration with the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC), COX Architecture, JHA Services Engineers, and QBuild. In recognition of First Nations Peoples’ deep connection to Country, the design places a strong emphasis on incorporating locally sourced materials into the building fabric. Local sands and oyster shells have been engineered into the distinctive rammed earth walls, while locally sourced timbers are woven through the façade of the “Elders Space and Community Circle.” Together, these elements reflect a technical approach grounded in a meaningful connection to Country.
More than just a gallery, QUAMPI is a cultural hub featuring a range of art exhibitions, workshops, performance spaces, an Elders Space, a café, and a gallery shop. It brings together contemporary design thinking with culture, place, and knowledge sharing, creating a welcoming place for both the local community and visitors.
🔗Click the link in our bio to learn more.
Client: Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC)
Architect: @coxarchitecture
Building Services: @jha_consultingengineers
Building Contractor: QBuild
📸 @cieranmurphy
Tucked away amongst the native trees of Deanbilla Bay, Gumpi (Dunwich) on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), sits the Quandamooka Arts and Culture Centre (QUAMPI). QUAMPI is a First Nations–owned and operated facility that celebrates Quandamooka art, culture, and storytelling.
Bligh Tanner is proud to have delivered this striking new community hub in collaboration with the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC), COX Architecture, JHA Services Engineers, and QBuild. In recognition of First Nations Peoples’ deep connection to Country, the design places a strong emphasis on incorporating locally sourced materials into the building fabric. Local sands and oyster shells have been engineered into the distinctive rammed earth walls, while locally sourced timbers are woven through the façade of the “Elders Space and Community Circle.” Together, these elements reflect a technical approach grounded in a meaningful connection to Country.
More than just a gallery, QUAMPI is a cultural hub featuring a range of art exhibitions, workshops, performance spaces, an Elders Space, a café, and a gallery shop. It brings together contemporary design thinking with culture, place, and knowledge sharing, creating a welcoming place for both the local community and visitors.
🔗Click the link in our bio to learn more.
Client: Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC)
Architect: @coxarchitecture
Building Services: @jha_consultingengineers
Building Contractor: QBuild
📸 @cieranmurphy
Water leaks are still the leading cause of defects in Australian apartments and commercial buildings—accounting for 80–90% of all issues and costing owners and insurers up to $3 billion each year. So, with stronger enforcement of weatherproofing legislation, why are buildings still leaking?
Bligh Tanner’s Director of Façades, Todd Grice, explored this question in his presentation, “Why do buildings keep leaking?”, at the Zak World of Façades Conference in Brisbane. Through real-world case studies, Todd highlighted key gaps across the industry and the critical role of feedback loops in learning from failures and preventing them from recurring.
Our Brisbane Façade Team joined Todd at the conference, gaining valuable insights into an industry continuing to evolve towards more sustainable, high-performing façade systems.
Thank you to @zakwof for hosting such an insightful event.
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Zakwof #Façades #Engineering #Brisbane
Water leaks are still the leading cause of defects in Australian apartments and commercial buildings—accounting for 80–90% of all issues and costing owners and insurers up to $3 billion each year. So, with stronger enforcement of weatherproofing legislation, why are buildings still leaking?
Bligh Tanner’s Director of Façades, Todd Grice, explored this question in his presentation, “Why do buildings keep leaking?”, at the Zak World of Façades Conference in Brisbane. Through real-world case studies, Todd highlighted key gaps across the industry and the critical role of feedback loops in learning from failures and preventing them from recurring.
Our Brisbane Façade Team joined Todd at the conference, gaining valuable insights into an industry continuing to evolve towards more sustainable, high-performing façade systems.
Thank you to @zakwof for hosting such an insightful event.
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Zakwof #Façades #Engineering #Brisbane
Water leaks are still the leading cause of defects in Australian apartments and commercial buildings—accounting for 80–90% of all issues and costing owners and insurers up to $3 billion each year. So, with stronger enforcement of weatherproofing legislation, why are buildings still leaking?
Bligh Tanner’s Director of Façades, Todd Grice, explored this question in his presentation, “Why do buildings keep leaking?”, at the Zak World of Façades Conference in Brisbane. Through real-world case studies, Todd highlighted key gaps across the industry and the critical role of feedback loops in learning from failures and preventing them from recurring.
Our Brisbane Façade Team joined Todd at the conference, gaining valuable insights into an industry continuing to evolve towards more sustainable, high-performing façade systems.
Thank you to @zakwof for hosting such an insightful event.
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Zakwof #Façades #Engineering #Brisbane
Water leaks are still the leading cause of defects in Australian apartments and commercial buildings—accounting for 80–90% of all issues and costing owners and insurers up to $3 billion each year. So, with stronger enforcement of weatherproofing legislation, why are buildings still leaking?
Bligh Tanner’s Director of Façades, Todd Grice, explored this question in his presentation, “Why do buildings keep leaking?”, at the Zak World of Façades Conference in Brisbane. Through real-world case studies, Todd highlighted key gaps across the industry and the critical role of feedback loops in learning from failures and preventing them from recurring.
Our Brisbane Façade Team joined Todd at the conference, gaining valuable insights into an industry continuing to evolve towards more sustainable, high-performing façade systems.
Thank you to @zakwof for hosting such an insightful event.
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Zakwof #Façades #Engineering #Brisbane
Water leaks are still the leading cause of defects in Australian apartments and commercial buildings—accounting for 80–90% of all issues and costing owners and insurers up to $3 billion each year. So, with stronger enforcement of weatherproofing legislation, why are buildings still leaking?
Bligh Tanner’s Director of Façades, Todd Grice, explored this question in his presentation, “Why do buildings keep leaking?”, at the Zak World of Façades Conference in Brisbane. Through real-world case studies, Todd highlighted key gaps across the industry and the critical role of feedback loops in learning from failures and preventing them from recurring.
Our Brisbane Façade Team joined Todd at the conference, gaining valuable insights into an industry continuing to evolve towards more sustainable, high-performing façade systems.
Thank you to @zakwof for hosting such an insightful event.
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Zakwof #Façades #Engineering #Brisbane
Taking a hands-on approach to Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) learning that goes beyond the classroom.
To celebrate Science Week, Bligh Tanner partnered with @aila_national, @constructionskillsqueenslandand and @tractconsultants to deliver an immersive tour of Hanlon Park / Bur’uda.
Students from across Brisbane explored the project through a guided walkthrough and interactive activities, gaining valuable insight into how engineers, landscape architects, urban planners and other STEM professionals deliver engaging community spaces.
Watch the highlights from the day and hear from the students and project team.
🔗 Full Video: https://youtu.be/WCxk5A1mPIg?si=Ee7ChNP_q_V6i3ak
🔗 Article: https://blightanner.com.au/news-article/hanlon-park-buruda-science-week-project-tour/
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #STEM #STEMProfessionals #Learning #Careers #Environment #Brisbane #Community
An evening of connection, learning and industry insight.
Bligh Tanner team members Endriet Boshoff and Saagrika Naidu joined Ashleigh McLean from @tonkintaylor at the Women in BIM Conference 2026 in Brisbane.
With this year’s theme of “Action,” the conference highlighted how digital construction professionals are turning ideas into real-world impact—shaping a more inclusive and sustainable built environment. Through panel discussions and collaborative workshops, the team explored how BIM and digital innovation are driving meaningful change across projects.
Thank you to Women in BIM for hosting such a fantastic event!
#WomenInBIM #BIM #Design #DigitalEngineering #ConstructionInnovation #Brisbane
An evening of connection, learning and industry insight.
Bligh Tanner team members Endriet Boshoff and Saagrika Naidu joined Ashleigh McLean from @tonkintaylor at the Women in BIM Conference 2026 in Brisbane.
With this year’s theme of “Action,” the conference highlighted how digital construction professionals are turning ideas into real-world impact—shaping a more inclusive and sustainable built environment. Through panel discussions and collaborative workshops, the team explored how BIM and digital innovation are driving meaningful change across projects.
Thank you to Women in BIM for hosting such a fantastic event!
#WomenInBIM #BIM #Design #DigitalEngineering #ConstructionInnovation #Brisbane
An evening of connection, learning and industry insight.
Bligh Tanner team members Endriet Boshoff and Saagrika Naidu joined Ashleigh McLean from @tonkintaylor at the Women in BIM Conference 2026 in Brisbane.
With this year’s theme of “Action,” the conference highlighted how digital construction professionals are turning ideas into real-world impact—shaping a more inclusive and sustainable built environment. Through panel discussions and collaborative workshops, the team explored how BIM and digital innovation are driving meaningful change across projects.
Thank you to Women in BIM for hosting such a fantastic event!
#WomenInBIM #BIM #Design #DigitalEngineering #ConstructionInnovation #Brisbane
An evening of connection, learning and industry insight.
Bligh Tanner team members Endriet Boshoff and Saagrika Naidu joined Ashleigh McLean from @tonkintaylor at the Women in BIM Conference 2026 in Brisbane.
With this year’s theme of “Action,” the conference highlighted how digital construction professionals are turning ideas into real-world impact—shaping a more inclusive and sustainable built environment. Through panel discussions and collaborative workshops, the team explored how BIM and digital innovation are driving meaningful change across projects.
Thank you to Women in BIM for hosting such a fantastic event!
#WomenInBIM #BIM #Design #DigitalEngineering #ConstructionInnovation #Brisbane
The Canopy Café is the latest addition to St Margaret's Anglican Girls' School campus. The new café reimagines the traditional school tuckshop, combining functionality, purposeful planning and contemporary design to create a space that integrates seamlessly into the campus.
A key objective of the project was to support the school community by providing a place for primary and secondary students to connect, unwind and socialise. Positioned in a central location beneath established fig trees, the café offers both indoor and shaded outdoor environments for students and staff to take a break from the classroom.
Bligh Tanner supported the project from concept design through to construction, delivering structural and civil engineering services for the café and the connecting amphitheatre.
Client: @stmargaretsags
Architect: @blightrayner
Building Contractor: @fara.fitout.refurb.construct
Project Management: DMA Partners
📸@christopherfrederickjones
The Canopy Café is the latest addition to St Margaret's Anglican Girls' School campus. The new café reimagines the traditional school tuckshop, combining functionality, purposeful planning and contemporary design to create a space that integrates seamlessly into the campus.
A key objective of the project was to support the school community by providing a place for primary and secondary students to connect, unwind and socialise. Positioned in a central location beneath established fig trees, the café offers both indoor and shaded outdoor environments for students and staff to take a break from the classroom.
Bligh Tanner supported the project from concept design through to construction, delivering structural and civil engineering services for the café and the connecting amphitheatre.
Client: @stmargaretsags
Architect: @blightrayner
Building Contractor: @fara.fitout.refurb.construct
Project Management: DMA Partners
📸@christopherfrederickjones
The Canopy Café is the latest addition to St Margaret's Anglican Girls' School campus. The new café reimagines the traditional school tuckshop, combining functionality, purposeful planning and contemporary design to create a space that integrates seamlessly into the campus.
A key objective of the project was to support the school community by providing a place for primary and secondary students to connect, unwind and socialise. Positioned in a central location beneath established fig trees, the café offers both indoor and shaded outdoor environments for students and staff to take a break from the classroom.
Bligh Tanner supported the project from concept design through to construction, delivering structural and civil engineering services for the café and the connecting amphitheatre.
Client: @stmargaretsags
Architect: @blightrayner
Building Contractor: @fara.fitout.refurb.construct
Project Management: DMA Partners
📸@christopherfrederickjones
70 Eagle Street in Brisbane’s CBD has been transformed, with the commercial tower’s lobby revitalised to create a welcoming arrival experience for tenants and visitors.
Bligh Tanner provided façade engineering services for the lobby’s new exterior elements, designing and certifying the double-height glazing, circular glass entry portal and faceted glass awning.
Collectively, these elements form a contemporary, vibrant and inviting addition to the streetscape.
Client: Hancock Properties
Building Contractor: @buildcorpgroup
Project Management: @savillsaunz
Architect: Harry Seidler and Associates
Façade Contractor: Empire Facades
📸Nick English
70 Eagle Street in Brisbane’s CBD has been transformed, with the commercial tower’s lobby revitalised to create a welcoming arrival experience for tenants and visitors.
Bligh Tanner provided façade engineering services for the lobby’s new exterior elements, designing and certifying the double-height glazing, circular glass entry portal and faceted glass awning.
Collectively, these elements form a contemporary, vibrant and inviting addition to the streetscape.
Client: Hancock Properties
Building Contractor: @buildcorpgroup
Project Management: @savillsaunz
Architect: Harry Seidler and Associates
Façade Contractor: Empire Facades
📸Nick English
70 Eagle Street in Brisbane’s CBD has been transformed, with the commercial tower’s lobby revitalised to create a welcoming arrival experience for tenants and visitors.
Bligh Tanner provided façade engineering services for the lobby’s new exterior elements, designing and certifying the double-height glazing, circular glass entry portal and faceted glass awning.
Collectively, these elements form a contemporary, vibrant and inviting addition to the streetscape.
Client: Hancock Properties
Building Contractor: @buildcorpgroup
Project Management: @savillsaunz
Architect: Harry Seidler and Associates
Façade Contractor: Empire Facades
📸Nick English
70 Eagle Street in Brisbane’s CBD has been transformed, with the commercial tower’s lobby revitalised to create a welcoming arrival experience for tenants and visitors.
Bligh Tanner provided façade engineering services for the lobby’s new exterior elements, designing and certifying the double-height glazing, circular glass entry portal and faceted glass awning.
Collectively, these elements form a contemporary, vibrant and inviting addition to the streetscape.
Client: Hancock Properties
Building Contractor: @buildcorpgroup
Project Management: @savillsaunz
Architect: Harry Seidler and Associates
Façade Contractor: Empire Facades
📸Nick English
70 Eagle Street in Brisbane’s CBD has been transformed, with the commercial tower’s lobby revitalised to create a welcoming arrival experience for tenants and visitors.
Bligh Tanner provided façade engineering services for the lobby’s new exterior elements, designing and certifying the double-height glazing, circular glass entry portal and faceted glass awning.
Collectively, these elements form a contemporary, vibrant and inviting addition to the streetscape.
Client: Hancock Properties
Building Contractor: @buildcorpgroup
Project Management: @savillsaunz
Architect: Harry Seidler and Associates
Façade Contractor: Empire Facades
📸Nick English
Interested in civil design & drafting and want real world experience?
Join Bligh Tanner as a Cadet Civil Drafter and get paid to learn on award winning projects!
Apply via the link in our bio or at blightanner@blightanner.com.au.
📸 @lvkeray
As another great year comes to a close at Bligh Tanner; we take the opportunity to reflect on our achievements, projects and the people behind them. We entered 2025 with strengthened expertise and technical capability through joining @tonkintaylor.
We continued to build strong relationships with clients and collaborators, delivering innovative design solutions across Australia. Several of our projects were recognised through awards from the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA), the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), Parks & Leisure Australia (PLA), and more.
Our team also remained committed to supporting fundraising and community initiatives that make a positive local impact.
We’d like to extend a huge thank you to our people, clients, and collaborators for their contributions to such a successful year. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable break and look forward to the year ahead.
📸 Image 2: @alannajaynemctiernan
📸 Image 3: @christopherfrederickjones
📸 Image 4: @lvkeray
📸 Image 5: @cieranmurphy
📸 Image 6: @ravensatodds
As another great year comes to a close at Bligh Tanner; we take the opportunity to reflect on our achievements, projects and the people behind them. We entered 2025 with strengthened expertise and technical capability through joining @tonkintaylor.
We continued to build strong relationships with clients and collaborators, delivering innovative design solutions across Australia. Several of our projects were recognised through awards from the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA), the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), Parks & Leisure Australia (PLA), and more.
Our team also remained committed to supporting fundraising and community initiatives that make a positive local impact.
We’d like to extend a huge thank you to our people, clients, and collaborators for their contributions to such a successful year. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable break and look forward to the year ahead.
📸 Image 2: @alannajaynemctiernan
📸 Image 3: @christopherfrederickjones
📸 Image 4: @lvkeray
📸 Image 5: @cieranmurphy
📸 Image 6: @ravensatodds
As another great year comes to a close at Bligh Tanner; we take the opportunity to reflect on our achievements, projects and the people behind them. We entered 2025 with strengthened expertise and technical capability through joining @tonkintaylor.
We continued to build strong relationships with clients and collaborators, delivering innovative design solutions across Australia. Several of our projects were recognised through awards from the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA), the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), Parks & Leisure Australia (PLA), and more.
Our team also remained committed to supporting fundraising and community initiatives that make a positive local impact.
We’d like to extend a huge thank you to our people, clients, and collaborators for their contributions to such a successful year. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable break and look forward to the year ahead.
📸 Image 2: @alannajaynemctiernan
📸 Image 3: @christopherfrederickjones
📸 Image 4: @lvkeray
📸 Image 5: @cieranmurphy
📸 Image 6: @ravensatodds
As another great year comes to a close at Bligh Tanner; we take the opportunity to reflect on our achievements, projects and the people behind them. We entered 2025 with strengthened expertise and technical capability through joining @tonkintaylor.
We continued to build strong relationships with clients and collaborators, delivering innovative design solutions across Australia. Several of our projects were recognised through awards from the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA), the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), Parks & Leisure Australia (PLA), and more.
Our team also remained committed to supporting fundraising and community initiatives that make a positive local impact.
We’d like to extend a huge thank you to our people, clients, and collaborators for their contributions to such a successful year. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable break and look forward to the year ahead.
📸 Image 2: @alannajaynemctiernan
📸 Image 3: @christopherfrederickjones
📸 Image 4: @lvkeray
📸 Image 5: @cieranmurphy
📸 Image 6: @ravensatodds
As another great year comes to a close at Bligh Tanner; we take the opportunity to reflect on our achievements, projects and the people behind them. We entered 2025 with strengthened expertise and technical capability through joining @tonkintaylor.
We continued to build strong relationships with clients and collaborators, delivering innovative design solutions across Australia. Several of our projects were recognised through awards from the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA), the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), Parks & Leisure Australia (PLA), and more.
Our team also remained committed to supporting fundraising and community initiatives that make a positive local impact.
We’d like to extend a huge thank you to our people, clients, and collaborators for their contributions to such a successful year. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable break and look forward to the year ahead.
📸 Image 2: @alannajaynemctiernan
📸 Image 3: @christopherfrederickjones
📸 Image 4: @lvkeray
📸 Image 5: @cieranmurphy
📸 Image 6: @ravensatodds
As another great year comes to a close at Bligh Tanner; we take the opportunity to reflect on our achievements, projects and the people behind them. We entered 2025 with strengthened expertise and technical capability through joining @tonkintaylor.
We continued to build strong relationships with clients and collaborators, delivering innovative design solutions across Australia. Several of our projects were recognised through awards from the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA), the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), Parks & Leisure Australia (PLA), and more.
Our team also remained committed to supporting fundraising and community initiatives that make a positive local impact.
We’d like to extend a huge thank you to our people, clients, and collaborators for their contributions to such a successful year. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable break and look forward to the year ahead.
📸 Image 2: @alannajaynemctiernan
📸 Image 3: @christopherfrederickjones
📸 Image 4: @lvkeray
📸 Image 5: @cieranmurphy
📸 Image 6: @ravensatodds
Bligh Tanner is thrilled to announce the promotion of Ashley Flower to Director, Civil and Water.
Since joining the firm in 2014 as a Senior Civil Designer, Ashley has played a key role in the growth of the civil design team by promoting design excellence across all projects. He has also been a dedicated advocate for our community and office culture, consistently proposing new and enjoyable activities that foster team collaboration.
Through his leadership and dedication to his clients, Ashley has played a pivotal role in delivering some of Queensland's most acclaimed sports and recreation precincts. Notable projects include Hanlon Park/Bur’uda Naturalisation, Brisbane International Cycle Centre, Redlands Sports and Recreation Precinct and Pizzey Park Sports Precinct. These initiatives reflect Ashley’s commitment to enhancing community spaces and promoting a passion for sports throughout the region.
We are also proud to celebrate Ashley's recognition as a Fellow with Engineers Australia, which acknowledges his commitment to engineering excellence and significant impact on the industry.
Please join us in congratulating Ashley on his achievements!🎉
📸 Brisbane International Cycle Centre @christopherfrederickjones
Nestled within Queensland’s Granite Belt region, the Girraween National Park Visitor Precinct invites visitors to experience the park’s unique landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Working alongside Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and our project partners, the vision was to create a welcoming space that showcases Girraween's natural beauty while honouring the Kambuwal people and their connection to the land. The precinct’s design draws on local stone, native seed stock and cultural motifs to complement the surrounding granite outcrops, colourful rock formations and eucalypt forests.
Bligh Tanner delivered the structural and civil design for the new carpark, landscape and nature play area, visitor information centre, and the refurbished ranger station — enhancing the park’s accessibility whilst preserving its distinctive landscape.
Projects like this reflect our commitment to create engaging and enduring community spaces that celebrate culture, education and the natural environment.
Client: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services
Architect: Lightbox Architecture
Landscape Architect: @placedesigngroup
Building Contractor: @bryantbuildingcontractors
Photography: @lvkeray
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Engineering #Queensland #Australia #NationalParks #SustainableDesign #CulturalHeritage #Ecotourism #NaturePlay #Wildlife #Travel
Nestled within Queensland’s Granite Belt region, the Girraween National Park Visitor Precinct invites visitors to experience the park’s unique landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Working alongside Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and our project partners, the vision was to create a welcoming space that showcases Girraween's natural beauty while honouring the Kambuwal people and their connection to the land. The precinct’s design draws on local stone, native seed stock and cultural motifs to complement the surrounding granite outcrops, colourful rock formations and eucalypt forests.
Bligh Tanner delivered the structural and civil design for the new carpark, landscape and nature play area, visitor information centre, and the refurbished ranger station — enhancing the park’s accessibility whilst preserving its distinctive landscape.
Projects like this reflect our commitment to create engaging and enduring community spaces that celebrate culture, education and the natural environment.
Client: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services
Architect: Lightbox Architecture
Landscape Architect: @placedesigngroup
Building Contractor: @bryantbuildingcontractors
Photography: @lvkeray
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Engineering #Queensland #Australia #NationalParks #SustainableDesign #CulturalHeritage #Ecotourism #NaturePlay #Wildlife #Travel
Nestled within Queensland’s Granite Belt region, the Girraween National Park Visitor Precinct invites visitors to experience the park’s unique landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Working alongside Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and our project partners, the vision was to create a welcoming space that showcases Girraween's natural beauty while honouring the Kambuwal people and their connection to the land. The precinct’s design draws on local stone, native seed stock and cultural motifs to complement the surrounding granite outcrops, colourful rock formations and eucalypt forests.
Bligh Tanner delivered the structural and civil design for the new carpark, landscape and nature play area, visitor information centre, and the refurbished ranger station — enhancing the park’s accessibility whilst preserving its distinctive landscape.
Projects like this reflect our commitment to create engaging and enduring community spaces that celebrate culture, education and the natural environment.
Client: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services
Architect: Lightbox Architecture
Landscape Architect: @placedesigngroup
Building Contractor: @bryantbuildingcontractors
Photography: @lvkeray
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Engineering #Queensland #Australia #NationalParks #SustainableDesign #CulturalHeritage #Ecotourism #NaturePlay #Wildlife #Travel
Nestled within Queensland’s Granite Belt region, the Girraween National Park Visitor Precinct invites visitors to experience the park’s unique landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Working alongside Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and our project partners, the vision was to create a welcoming space that showcases Girraween's natural beauty while honouring the Kambuwal people and their connection to the land. The precinct’s design draws on local stone, native seed stock and cultural motifs to complement the surrounding granite outcrops, colourful rock formations and eucalypt forests.
Bligh Tanner delivered the structural and civil design for the new carpark, landscape and nature play area, visitor information centre, and the refurbished ranger station — enhancing the park’s accessibility whilst preserving its distinctive landscape.
Projects like this reflect our commitment to create engaging and enduring community spaces that celebrate culture, education and the natural environment.
Client: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services
Architect: Lightbox Architecture
Landscape Architect: @placedesigngroup
Building Contractor: @bryantbuildingcontractors
Photography: @lvkeray
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Engineering #Queensland #Australia #NationalParks #SustainableDesign #CulturalHeritage #Ecotourism #NaturePlay #Wildlife #Travel
Nestled within Queensland’s Granite Belt region, the Girraween National Park Visitor Precinct invites visitors to experience the park’s unique landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Working alongside Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and our project partners, the vision was to create a welcoming space that showcases Girraween's natural beauty while honouring the Kambuwal people and their connection to the land. The precinct’s design draws on local stone, native seed stock and cultural motifs to complement the surrounding granite outcrops, colourful rock formations and eucalypt forests.
Bligh Tanner delivered the structural and civil design for the new carpark, landscape and nature play area, visitor information centre, and the refurbished ranger station — enhancing the park’s accessibility whilst preserving its distinctive landscape.
Projects like this reflect our commitment to create engaging and enduring community spaces that celebrate culture, education and the natural environment.
Client: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services
Architect: Lightbox Architecture
Landscape Architect: @placedesigngroup
Building Contractor: @bryantbuildingcontractors
Photography: @lvkeray
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Engineering #Queensland #Australia #NationalParks #SustainableDesign #CulturalHeritage #Ecotourism #NaturePlay #Wildlife #Travel
Nestled within Queensland’s Granite Belt region, the Girraween National Park Visitor Precinct invites visitors to experience the park’s unique landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Working alongside Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and our project partners, the vision was to create a welcoming space that showcases Girraween's natural beauty while honouring the Kambuwal people and their connection to the land. The precinct’s design draws on local stone, native seed stock and cultural motifs to complement the surrounding granite outcrops, colourful rock formations and eucalypt forests.
Bligh Tanner delivered the structural and civil design for the new carpark, landscape and nature play area, visitor information centre, and the refurbished ranger station — enhancing the park’s accessibility whilst preserving its distinctive landscape.
Projects like this reflect our commitment to create engaging and enduring community spaces that celebrate culture, education and the natural environment.
Client: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services
Architect: Lightbox Architecture
Landscape Architect: @placedesigngroup
Building Contractor: @bryantbuildingcontractors
Photography: @lvkeray
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Engineering #Queensland #Australia #NationalParks #SustainableDesign #CulturalHeritage #Ecotourism #NaturePlay #Wildlife #Travel
Nestled within Queensland’s Granite Belt region, the Girraween National Park Visitor Precinct invites visitors to experience the park’s unique landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Working alongside Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and our project partners, the vision was to create a welcoming space that showcases Girraween's natural beauty while honouring the Kambuwal people and their connection to the land. The precinct’s design draws on local stone, native seed stock and cultural motifs to complement the surrounding granite outcrops, colourful rock formations and eucalypt forests.
Bligh Tanner delivered the structural and civil design for the new carpark, landscape and nature play area, visitor information centre, and the refurbished ranger station — enhancing the park’s accessibility whilst preserving its distinctive landscape.
Projects like this reflect our commitment to create engaging and enduring community spaces that celebrate culture, education and the natural environment.
Client: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services
Architect: Lightbox Architecture
Landscape Architect: @placedesigngroup
Building Contractor: @bryantbuildingcontractors
Photography: @lvkeray
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Engineering #Queensland #Australia #NationalParks #SustainableDesign #CulturalHeritage #Ecotourism #NaturePlay #Wildlife #Travel
Nestled within Queensland’s Granite Belt region, the Girraween National Park Visitor Precinct invites visitors to experience the park’s unique landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Working alongside Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and our project partners, the vision was to create a welcoming space that showcases Girraween's natural beauty while honouring the Kambuwal people and their connection to the land. The precinct’s design draws on local stone, native seed stock and cultural motifs to complement the surrounding granite outcrops, colourful rock formations and eucalypt forests.
Bligh Tanner delivered the structural and civil design for the new carpark, landscape and nature play area, visitor information centre, and the refurbished ranger station — enhancing the park’s accessibility whilst preserving its distinctive landscape.
Projects like this reflect our commitment to create engaging and enduring community spaces that celebrate culture, education and the natural environment.
Client: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services
Architect: Lightbox Architecture
Landscape Architect: @placedesigngroup
Building Contractor: @bryantbuildingcontractors
Photography: @lvkeray
#BlighTanner #Design #Innovation #Engineering #Queensland #Australia #NationalParks #SustainableDesign #CulturalHeritage #Ecotourism #NaturePlay #Wildlife #Travel
The Maryborough Fire and Rescue Station has gained international recognition by winning the Built by Nature Prize 2025, an award that celebrates excellence in timber building projects and promotes sustainable construction practices.
Designed and delivered in collaboration with our project partners @hutchies1912, @hynetimber, @xlamanz, Baber Studios and @uniofqld, this landmark project demonstrates the potential of timber. The project also serves as a model for future timber projects, showcasing the environmental advantages of using responsibly sourced materials.
🔗Link in bio to learn more.
📸 @christopherfrederickjones
The Maryborough Fire and Rescue Station has gained international recognition by winning the Built by Nature Prize 2025, an award that celebrates excellence in timber building projects and promotes sustainable construction practices.
Designed and delivered in collaboration with our project partners @hutchies1912, @hynetimber, @xlamanz, Baber Studios and @uniofqld, this landmark project demonstrates the potential of timber. The project also serves as a model for future timber projects, showcasing the environmental advantages of using responsibly sourced materials.
🔗Link in bio to learn more.
📸 @christopherfrederickjones
The Maryborough Fire and Rescue Station has gained international recognition by winning the Built by Nature Prize 2025, an award that celebrates excellence in timber building projects and promotes sustainable construction practices.
Designed and delivered in collaboration with our project partners @hutchies1912, @hynetimber, @xlamanz, Baber Studios and @uniofqld, this landmark project demonstrates the potential of timber. The project also serves as a model for future timber projects, showcasing the environmental advantages of using responsibly sourced materials.
🔗Link in bio to learn more.
📸 @christopherfrederickjones
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