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Cooking up community at Shortland Waters Retirement Village! The Shortland Waters' residents are embracing an active and social lifestyle with a group of eight men who have come together under the expert guidance of resident and retired chef Ken Harris to cook healthy, fresh meals. The group now host regular dinner events for up to 75 residents every two months; there is even a waitlist! ARCH is proud to work with Aveo and Patterson Building Group Pty Ltd to provide construction documentation and services for Stages 4 and 5 of this vibrant community. Thanks to NBN Television for a great profile on this vibrant community. Angus Rose, Josh Moxey, Rebecca Plumsted #seniorsliving #retirementvillage #community

Wishing you a joyous Lunar New Year! #LunarNewYear #YearOfTheSnake

A big shoutout to the ARCH design team for all their hard work and dedication, which has moved this project forward. Ron Bridgefoot, Sean Logue, James Campbell, Aliaksandr Merkulau, Anthony Cheng, Jaslyn Ng, Neil Carter, Scott Chapple The Gold Coast University Hospital – Secure Mental Health Rehabilitation project establishes an emphatic sense of place and family, emphasising best-practice, evidence-based, specialist mental health design. The project will serve as a central hub for Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service's mental health initiatives and integrate seamlessly with other health services. This timelapse captures nine months of construction, with the project on track to receive patients this year. #mentalhealth #architecture #health

The ARCH designed Payneham Memorial Swimming Centre is progressing well on site being constructed by BADGE Constructions and a team of specialists from South Australia for City of Norwood Payneham & St Peter’s

As we near the end of the year, we take a moment to reflect on our transformative journey and the significant contributions we have made. This year has been characterised by trust and collaboration. As we look toward 2025, we are eager to build on the strong foundation of our new wordmark and continue delivering excellence to our clients and their communities. #ARCH #architecture #health #sport #education #workplace #seniorsliving #civic #hospitality

Our ARCH team of architects designed and delivered Australia’s first and best timber stadium with our fantastic clients at Cumberland City Council - here is some of the story of it’s construction process and environmental benefits as described by Webuild #EricTweedaleStadium #Sustainability #Sydney

The Sydney ARCH studio has set the bar high for this year's Christmas message! With exceptional creativity and collaboration, Denise Widjaja's golden idea was brought to life by Georgia Anderson visuals and Kellie Parkin's presentation, but the real magic came from the whole studio. We jumped in to make it memorable and fun! Ivana Simkovic, Alisa Pigram, Tiziana Tovar, Ana Piedrahita Bocanegra, Theodore Moradides, Hamish Coleman, Anushka Waas Kotelawele and David Carstens As the year draws to a close, we want to wish our clients, colleagues, and suppliers a refreshing summer break. Thank you for supporting us, and we look forward to working with you in the new year! #ARCH #HolidayGreetings #Teamwork #SummerBreak #HappyHolidays

The Bundaberg Regional Council new Aquatic Centre designed by ARCH is at an advanced stage of construction on site. The facility is shaping up to be a joy filled beautiful place. The Bundaberg Aquatic Centre is set to open to the public early in the second half of 2025. The facility includes a 50-metre x 10 lane competition pool, an indoor lap pool, and a warm water hydrotherapy program pool designed with accessibility in mind. The competition pool has built-in facilities for judging, timing, scoreboard and marshalling. For recreational swimmers, the centre will provide an indoor 25-metre x eight lane lap pool enclosed to allow for year-round use. The facility offers remedial swimming, aqua aerobics, and physiotherapy. Bundaberg Regional Council Mayor Helen Blackburn MAICD JP Qual said the facility would be a key asset for the entire community. “The Bundaberg Aquatic Centre will be a facility for all, providing accessible and inclusive opportunities for everybody to enjoy. The design ensures that everyone can benefit, from young children learning to swim to those who want to exercise, or it can be a spot used to simply have fun and cool down. With inclusive features like ramp access to all three pools and year-round use of the indoor lap pool, we’re providing a space that truly serves all members of our community.” Congratulations to our clients, the engineers Stantec and Ross Weight, HydrauTech Design and our ARCH project design and delivery team including Qui Lu Alex Howell Stephen Cheney James Campbell Jaslyn Ng Maricel Marbus Daniel Avila Scott Chapple Geoffrey Street Sean Logue Felix McCabe Our Suters Architects (ARCH) specialist #architects have designed and delivered aquatics centres and swimming pools in every state and territory of #Australia Read more about the project progress here: https://lnkd.in/gDC3Wngv

ARCH is the newest partner of the AWF network Architects Without Frontiers (AWF) mobilises the resources of the Australian design profession to assist communities in need by delivering built projects and practical work to overcome the causes of poverty and improving education, gender equality, health and environmental quality. Since its formation in 1999, AWF has worked with disadvantaged communities, irrespective of race, religion, creed, or political affiliation, in 12 countries in the Asia-Pacific, Africa, and beyond. The rooftop terrace of ARCH’s Brisbane studio came alive with conversation, connection, and shared purpose last week as ARCH hosted the "Community Impact: Design in Partnership" event with AWF. This gathering marked AWF’s announcement of ARCH as the newest network partner. This event celebrated our commitment to design excellence that places people and the planet at the heart of every project. Through partnerships like the one with AWF, ARCH continues to champion architecture as a tool for positive social impact. ARCH supports Architects Without Frontiers’ mission to build projects with communities in need, focusing on Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. We want to express our sincere gratitude to Songwoman Maroochy Barambah for performing an inspiring and moving Welcome to Country. The audience was captivated by her talent and the profound depth of her message. We thank all attendees and contributors for making "Community Impact: Design in Partnership" a resounding success. We're building a future where architecture catalyses change and community wellbeing. Neil Carter, David Rose, Dr Esther Charlesworth AM, FRAIA, Jack Ellis Geoff Marsdon, Ron Bridgefoot, Maricel Marbus, Scott Chapple, Kellie Parkin, @Prudence Taylor, Michael Hegarty, Bondor Insulated Panels