Gregory Burgess Architects

Announced in the Queen’s birthday honours list, on the 13th of June, Greg was made a member of The of Order of Australia (AM), for service to Architecture in the area of environmentally sensitive building design, and to the community.  The team at GBA congratulate Greg.

This seasons featured projects are a selection of Cultural and Community jobs over the past two decades; Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Uluru Kata-Tjuta Cultural Centre, Twelve Apostles Visitor Centre, Churchill Island Visitor Centre, Mansfield High Country Visitor Centre, Lorne Visitor Centre and Burrinja Cultural Community Centre currently under construction .

Continuing our successful collaboration with Taylor Cullity Lethlean, Landscape Architects, our award winning partnership has been tested and proven successful yet again, this time with the engaging entry for the new Frankston Yacht Club.
The project was commended for the way the building, people, and nature are integrated into a harmonious and balanced ecology; a dynamic and responsive focus of community gathering and recreation giving delight and inspiration to Frankston's rich and vibrant culture.
 

Corrugated cladding has recently been fixed on the external walls of the auditorium at Burrinja, expressing the form of the prominent auditorium of the cultural community centre. The Spandek was carefully cut and fitted on site to create the patterned finish.

GBA has been shortlisted for a competition to design the new Frankston Yacht Club. Our integrated landscape approach has been developed in conjunction with TCL. Our submission is titled ‘Dune-building’ and incorporates a cafe, restaurant, multi-function space, club rooms and boat storage.

Gregory Burgess Architects is pleased to launch our new website, designed by Büro North. Here you can meet the team, follow current projects as they develop, view the body of work over 35 years of practice, including featured projects, and link to articles, reviews and other publications featuring GBA.