Anzac Square, Brisbane: A revitalized War Memorial enhancing ceremonial gatherings and reflection, featuring bronze memorial screens, interactive displays, and improved amenities, guided by a masterplan from TKD Architects and Tract Landscape Architects.
Client: Brisbane City Council
Awards:
- Brisbane Stage 2- National Trust of Australian QLD, Adaptive Re-Use Gold Award
- Brisbane City Council - Premier’s Sustainability Awards, Queensland Government Sustainable Heritage Award
Anzac Square, Brisbane, is the state’s War Memorial commemorating Queensland men and women serving Australia in war and peace. To enhance the Square’s role as a place for ceremonial gatherings, education, and reflection, TKD Architects and Tract Landscape Architects prepared a masterplan guiding the project. The work included structural works, building conservation, the revisiting of gallery displays, and major landscape works. Bronze memorial screens flanking the Square record the towns where Queenslanders enlisted while the memorial crypt and galleries interpret their role with interactive digital media displays linked to the State Library of Queensland. New amenities include a lift, stair work, park furniture, and extensive lighting.
Photography: Christopher Frederick Jones
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