Brisbane Office has moved! Not very far - from 93 Musgrave Road, Red Hill to 3/99 Musgrave Road, Red Hill. The small distance moved is compensated by a big change in style - from an old, heritage listed building to a brand new premises.
Post, phone and email contact details are unchanged.
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 Brisbane Office MoveSunday, January 31, 2010 Osborn Lane Shares Award for Design ExcellenceThursday, August 20, 2009 Osborn Lane and JM Pearce Architects won a Gold Award and the Overall Award of Excellence at the 2009 Ipswich City Council Design Awards for their work on the new Queens Park Environmental Education Centre and Café in Queens Park, Ipswich. Read more…
Osborn Lane and the Chinese economic boomFriday, March 06, 2009 There has been much talk that the recent economic boom in Australia was partly due to sales to China, where the economy has been expanding rapidly. Now, at last, Osborn Lane has a share in that, with the design of a modest shade cloth sail structure over a viewing platform at a school oval in Beijing. Our first job in mainland China. Our client was Oasis.
2008 IFAI AwardsMonday, November 03, 2008 Osborn Lane's Hemmant Boat Shed Curtain won the Award of Excellence for Industrial Applications at the 2008 convention of the Industrial Fabric Association International, held in Charlotte, USA. Our client was Copelands+Pickers. 2008 ACASPA AwardsTuesday, June 17, 2008 Copelands + Pickers won two awards at the ACASPA 2008 Convention with projects designed and detailed by Osborn Lane. The Hemmant boat shed curtain won the 'Blinds' category - see Project Spotlights for details. And the Whitewater World entry court structure won a Special Commendation in the 'Shade Structures' category. Congratulations to project engineers Charles Ting and Christina Schabmeyer. Osborn Lane on the far side of the worldSaturday, June 07, 2008 Osborn Lane has recently designed some small modular shade structures for Keep It Kool Shade Sails of Northamptonshire, England. This must explode the myth that the English never see the sun, and are pathetically grateful when it appears from behind grey clouds.
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