8i Architects Pty Ltd

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Taringa, QLD 4068 Australia

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Government

We’re highly experienced at working closely with all levels of government departments.

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Government

Our government clients trust us to deliver their most complex, sensitive projects.

We design and deliver government work ranging in scale from Community Centres to First Responders Training Facilities, including facilities requiring a high level of security.

8i Architects delivers government projects for the Department of Education, Local Government Councils, Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Department of State Development, NSW TAFE, Queensland Police Service, Department of Defence and Department of Immigration and Border Protection.

 

Sector capability

Principal Consultancy Services
Masterplanning
Project Management Services
Interior Design
Detailed Brief Investigations
Defects Liability Period Management
Post Occupancy Evaluations
Detailed Site Investigations
Lump Sum Contract Documentation
Design and Construct Contract Documentation
Workplace Design Reviews
Stakeholder Consultations
Marketing Plans
3D Revit and Enscape Models

Use of robust low maintenance materials provides sustainable outcomes in harsh environments.

8i Architects have exceeded my expectations. They listen to my needs and wants and they deliver on what they said they would.

Mijo Brdjanovic
Department of Justice and Attorney-General

We have a long track record of delivering specialty projects for government departments such as the SES.

Yarrabilba Family Place – delivering multi-purpose community facilities

The 8i team proved themselves to be agile and responsive to requests under very tight time frames.

Shirley Watters
Director and Project Co-ordinator, Department of State Development

8i Architects displayed a fine attention to detail in ensuring the end user outcomes were achieved.

Monique Howard

Project Director, Major Projects, Public Works (Queensland)

Case Study:

Bob Atkinson Operational Capabilities Centre

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Government projects

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QPS Warehouse

  • Name: QPS Warehouse
  • Client: Queensland Police Service
  • Builder: FKG Group
  • Category: Government

Yarrabilba Family Place

  • Name: Yarrabilba Family Place
  • Client: Queensland Health & Department of Education
  • Builder: FKG Group
  • Category: Government

Brisbane Immigration Transit Accommodation (BITA)

  • Name: Brisbane Immigration Transit Accommodation (BITA)
  • Client: Department of Immigration & Border Protection
  • Builder: FKG Group
  • Category: Specialty Projects

SES Depot and Training Centre

  • Name: SES Depot and Training Centre
  • Client: Moreton Bay Regional Council
  • Builder: BBN Constructions
  • Category: Government

Purpose built SES Depot and training facility for the Arana Hills SES Unit located at James Drysdale Recreational Reserve in Bunya. This facility replaced the existing SES facility on a nearby site. This project is proposed as a prototype exemplar for future SES Depots throughout Queensland.

The SES Depot building provides a purpose-built Administration and Training building with disaster management co-ordination capabilities, a storage area for equipment and a 9 bay vehicle store.

Toowoomba Courthouse

  • Name: Toowoomba Courthouse
  • Client: Department of Justice and Attorney-General
  • Builder: FKG Group
  • Category: Government

The external refurbishment of Toowoomba Courthouse was undertaken due to the deterioration of the existing external concrete facade that had become a public safety risk and required urgent remediation.

8i Architects role for this project was Principal Consultant, Project Architect and Project Manager.

The Courthouse had to remain fully functional during the course of the refurbishment. Due to the sensitivity of the court recording equipment, any noisy building works needed to be conducted at night. This also mean that weekly site inspections and site meetings were conducted in the evening and at night.

The night works presented it’s own challenges by creating noise at night, limited visibility and workplace health and safety and material issues due to the cold temperatures.

The challenges were resolved by notifying all the neighbours in the surrounding area of the night works being undertaken, installing additional lighting and heating the working area of the roof.

The project required extensive investigation of the existing facade damage. This allowed a comprehensive solution that ensured the damage was fully repaired. The project was completed well under budget and within the time frame required.

The rededication ceremony was conducted on the 31st May, 2016 with Hon. Yvette D’Ath who was the Attorney General and Minister for Justice at the time and Chief Justice Ray Rinaudo.