The brief, as scripted by the Kenilworth city fathers is not just for any old outhouse.
Apart from the expected function, it also has to be a tourist attraction that will draw people to this rural Queensland town.And it has to be raised from ground level by four meters, to allow for annual floods.
The twelve finalists – ranging from architects to students – will hear in March who penned the winning design.
Canistrum – Michael Lennie. Picture: architectureau.com/
Cloud Hill – Bruce Chadlowe and Carl Holder. Picture: architectureau.com
Hinka Booma Rise – Andrew Hayes. Picture: architectureau.com
Hinka Booma Viewpoint – Belinda Scott and Dean Scott. Picture: architectureau.com
Kenilworth Rest – Teeland Architects. Picture: architectureau.com
PL (Art) Form – Alexis Beaussart and Sebastien Lafresiere. Picture: architectureau.com
Sentinel – Other Architects. Picture: architectureau.com
The Call of Nature – Bligh Graham Architects. Picture: architectureau.com
The Changing Spiral – Hecticrat Architects. Picture: architectureau.com
The Gallery – Bryce Bessell. Picture: architectureau.com
The Loop Garden – David Hislop and Ross Liddell. Picture: architectureau.com
The Red Paddock – Kieron Gait Architects. Picture: architectureau.com
