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Expressions of interest sought for 2027 Brisbane Open House

ArchitectureAU •
November 12, 2026 • 01:30:17 AM
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The annual event, which invites the public to explore Brisbane’s architecture, heritage and built environment, will take place over three days, from 16–18 July 2027.

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The annual event, which invites the public to explore Brisbane’s architecture, heritage and built environment, will take place over three days, from 16–18 July 2027.

2026 Brisbane Open House included 205 North Quay by Hassell, REX and Richards and Spence.

Brisbane Open House (BOH) has announced that it is seeking expressions of interest for next year’s iteration of the annual event, which is set for 16–18 July.

The program will run for three days, with buildings open and events taking place on Friday 16 July, as well as across the weekend.

The event aims to celebrate the city’s architecture, heritage and built environment, opening the doors to buildings and spaces that are usually closed to the public.

Architects, building owners, community groups and more are invited to apply with places across greater Brisbane that they believe convey “the depth, creativity and diversity of [the] city,” a media communique from BOH notes.

Applicants can apply with ideas for buildings, tours of buildings, guided walking tours, workshops, panel discussions or talks, film screenings and exhibitions.

This year’s event included 93 buildings in its lineup, of which 16 were private homes.

Submissions for 2027 can be made on the BOH website until 19 February 2027.

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