Bargara Community Centre | Bargarra, QLD

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This cultural and community centre at Bargara was a ‘Q150’ project, which celebrates the 150 years of independence in the State of Queensland.

Client: Burnett Shire Council
Location: Bargarra, QLD
MODE Expertise: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture

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World Architecture News Awards
Top 32 Civic Buildings Worldwide 2010

 

Bargara Community Centre | Bargarra, QLD

The design provides an opportunity for the architecture to reinforce the cultural and historical background of the district, while providing functional utilities for the community.

Operable walls have been incorporated into the design to maximise natural light and ventilation, while also providing additional flexibility and a seamless integration between indoor and outdoor space for users. The integration of outdoor space for recreational and educational opportunities has been optimised with outdoor visual projection systems and assembly areas.

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