How Brisbane's Translational Research Institute Revolutionizes Medicine Through Architecture

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In Brisbane, the largest research institute for medicine south of the equator, the Translational Research Institute (TRI), is transforming the world of medical research in part thanks to its new building by Wilson Architects and BVN Donovan Hill. Opened last year, the building has found success in the way it encourages chance encounters, offers a shaded breakout space for the neighboring hospital, and simply makes researchers feel like they "must be doing something important." In this article originally published by Metropolis Magazine as "In Brisbane, An Innovative Laboratory Complex Is Home to Pioneering Medical Research," Mikki Brammer explores how such a building can have such a powerful effect on the world of medicine.

It’s not often that the aspect of chance is considered a positive thing in the world of medicine, where the smallest error can determine life or death. But at the Translational Research Institute (TRI) in Brisbane, Australia, chance encounters are leading to lifesaving discoveries.

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Cite: Mikki Brammer. "How Brisbane's Translational Research Institute Revolutionizes Medicine Through Architecture" 15 Nov 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/567775/how-brisbane-s-translational-research-institute-revolutionizes-medicine-through-architecture> ISSN 0719-8884

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