Sydney architecture firm Architectus designed the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) in Brisbane, Australia. Completed in 2006, the is divided into geographic regions of the world, with a total 25,000 m² floor area.
The post-modernist mix of elements reflects the hectic urban fabric of the area and the nearby river. Two intersecting axial streets create a circulation hub to give a point of orientation. Certain references to aboriginal art can be seen in the design, with a holistic idea of a pavilion in the landscape. The spaces are adaptive, and the riverside area is lightweight and open. Boxes are placed freely inside the grand plan to provide 15 gallery spaces.
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