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UQ Natural Amphitheatre undergoes an Engineered Timber Revitalisation

Post-pandemic universities around Australia respond to the challenge of staff and student engagement with a renewed focus on the campus experience. The built environment is central to this response. The UQ pavilion project is underway, and it will soon be the focal point of the revitalised natural amphitheatre perched atop the new wetland lakes edge.

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Latest News on the Construction of JCU's Engineering & Innovation Place

The Engineering & Innovation Place will deliver leading-edge science, technology, engineering and mathematics research and educational facilities. The design sets new benchmarks for sustainability and resilience in tropical architecture.

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Re-elected: Richard Kirk remains UIA Region IV Councillor

Richard Kirk has been re-elected as one of UIA's Region IV Councillors for 2023-26. Thousands of experts, colleagues, students and friends of architecture traveled to witness the XXIXth UIA General Assembly in Copenhagen.

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Federation University Australia 2023 Master Plan Approved

KIRK’s Campus Master Plan for Federation University Australia has officially been approved. This ambitious road map transformation involving 5 Victorian campuses is designed to fuel growth in regional Victoria, achieve net zero emission targets, and create a 21st Century cooperative campus experience.

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Landmark convention centre to catalyse Sarawak’s engineered timber transformation

Sarawak State Government has officially endorsed our design for the next stage of Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK 2), set to be one of the world's largest single-floor timber buildings, spanning 15,500 m² under-roof.

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STIDC and KIRK are sowing seeds for Sarawak's timber transformation

KIRK is co-directing Sarawak Timber Development Corporation's (STIDC) International Conference on Engineered Wood Sarawak 2023,16-17 May. Together, we hope to bring credence to the vast economic potential of engineered timber in Sarawak and Southeast Asia.

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