2007 National Architecture Conference - Departure Lounge

Ingrid Richards graduated in Architecture with First Class Honours in 1997 from the University of Queensland and commenced work with Cox Rayner the following year, to be made an associate of the practice in 2005.

Ingrid is a leading designer who has been largely responsible for major competition successes such as Singapore Management University and the Goodwill Pedestrian Bridge, Brisbane.

Her first role as project architect was for the James Street Market in New Farm, Brisbane which won the RAIA National Award for Commercial Architecture in 2003. She has since lead the teams for the recently completed Ferry Road Market in Southport and the Dodge Lane Redevelopment for All Hallows’ School in Brisbane.

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Awards that Ingrid has received include; RAIA National Award for Commercial Architecture, 2003; RAIA State Beatrice Hutton Award for Commercial Buildings 2003; RAIA Building of the Year, Brisbane Region, 2002; and RAIA Urban Design Award, 2002.

Examples of Ingrid’s work include; All Hallows School - Dodge Lane Redevelopment 2003 – current; Ferry Road Market – 2004 – 2006; James Street Markets, Brisbane 2002; Cairns Esplanade, Cairns 2002; Judith Wright Centre for Contemporary Art, Brisbane 2001; The Goodwill Pedestrian & Cycle Bridge, Brisbane 2001; and New Farm Powerhouse, Brisbane 1999.

Home Introduction Program Speakers Events Registration	Benedetta Tagliabue Mark Dytham Tom Daniell Yui Tezuka Gunnar Næss Marko Kivisto Bjørn Stangeland Janne Aas-Jakobsen Kjetil Gjesdal Enrico Taglietti Ian McDougall Paolo Tombesi Tom Heneghan John Hockings Chris Bosse Angelo Candalepas Mark Burry Annabel Lahz & Andrew Nimmo Des Smith Ingrid Richards Jenny Brockie Supatutors	Ingrid Richards Ingrid Richards graduated in Architecture with First Class Honours in 1997 from the University of Queensland and commenced work with Cox Rayner the following year, to be made an associate of the practice in 2005. Ingrid is a leading designer who has been largely responsible for major competition successes such as Singapore Management University and the Goodwill Pedestrian Bridge, Brisbane. Her first role as project architect was for the James Street Market in New Farm, Brisbane which won the RAIA National Award for Commercial Architecture in 2003. She has since lead the teams for the recently completed Ferry Road Market in Southport and the Dodge Lane Redevelopment for All Hallows’ School in Brisbane. Large Version Awards that Ingrid has received include; RAIA National Award for Commercial Architecture, 2003; RAIA State Beatrice Hutton Award for Commercial Buildings 2003; RAIA Building of the Year, Brisbane Region, 2002; and RAIA Urban Design Award, 2002. Examples of Ingrid’s work include; All Hallows School - Dodge Lane Redevelopment 2003 – current; Ferry Road Market – 2004 – 2006; James Street Markets, Brisbane 2002; Cairns Esplanade, Cairns 2002; Judith Wright Centre for Contemporary Art, Brisbane 2001; The Goodwill Pedestrian & Cycle Bridge, Brisbane 2001; and New Farm Powerhouse, Brisbane 1999.