Flowstate

South Bank Parklands, Brisbane · completed 2018

Multi-arts venue commissioned by South Bank Corporation.

Co-Designer Tobhiyah Stone Feller

2020

Honourable Mention Australian Institute of Architects - Small Project Regional QLD Awards - Flowstate, South Bank Parklands, Brisbane

2019

Shortlisted Urban Design Award, Flowstate, South Bank, Brisbane

2018

Winner Great Place Award, QLD Planning Institute for Flowstate, South Bank, Brisbane

Flowstate is a 3000sqm urban renewal project which blurs distinctions between landscape and architecture, theatre and public space, and the performer and spectator relationship.

This visionary project was devised by South Bank Corporation as a mechanism to innovate public space and stimulate conversation about what a city can and should be.

Through an invited competition Stukel Stone were selected as the lead consultant to transform South Bank’s Arbour View Café precinct into a vibrant, 3-5 year long open-air pavilion and creative space.  The other short-listed firms were Vokes and Peters and Bureau Proberts of Brisbane.

“Around the world, leading public precincts are constantly evolving and it is the Corporation’s role to oversee, adapt and transform South Bank so it remains relevant, desirable and exciting both publicly and commercially,”
South Bank Corporation Chair Dr Catherin Bull AM

The site was host to a year long cultural program of performances, installations and activation by companies including; CIRCA, Dead Puppet Society, Polytoxic, Out of the Box Festival, BlakLash Arts Management, and Liesel Zink.

The project was awarded the Great Place Awardby the Planning Institute of Australia in 2018