New World City Design Guide - Buildings that Breathe

New buildings in Brisbane’s city centre will embrace the subtropical climate by opening up to cooling breezes, providing lush landscaping, shade and comfort. The New World City Design Guide - Buildings that Breathe uses eight design elements that are key considerations to creating good subtropical architecture and ‘buildings that breathe’.

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