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Currently the Brisbane Buildings Group leader, Craig has been the Project Director responsible for the design and delivery of a number of prestigious landmark developments. These include projects in the Middle East, Hong Kong, China and Korea. Included is the award winning Cheung Kong Centre, the 412m International Finance Centre as well as the unique CCTV building in Beijing.
He has also been the leader of numerous project in which Arup have undertaken lead consultant and multidisciplinary roles - this includes Airport and mixed use iconic developments.
Craig has written over 40 papers on aspects of engineering design including high rise construction-led design principals. He has been an invited speaker at many conferences around the world.
Regional Representative, Brisbane (2013 – Present)
CTBUH Fellow (2018)
City Committee, Brisbane, Board Member (2013 – Present)
Annual Conference, Presenter (Chicago 2006; Shanghai 2014)
CTBUH Leaders Meet at Annual Awards Event
01 June 2018
CTBUH 2017 Conference Delegates Attend Tall Timber Workshop
29 October 2017
Sydney Winter 2017 Seminar: Design of Tall Buildings
27 July 2017
01 September 2015
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Craig Gibbons, Carol Willis, Ahmad Adbelrazaq, Sandra Kaji-O'Grady, and James Tuma, participate in a panel at the CTBUH Australia Symposium on "How Cities are Responding...
16 September 2014
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The continuing increase in urbanization creates significant challenges for our cities and the tall buildings within them. This includes the demand for space, consideration of...
02 October 2008
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The new headquarters of China Central Television contains the entire television-making process within a single building. The 234m tall tower redefines the form of the...
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