
A communal barbecue is just one part of a larger landscape, but Christie Barbecues knows how important these facilities are for bringing people together. Read more about how Christie go beyond supply in this BIMCRUNCH feature.

Accessibility and inclusion are no longer secondary considerations in public-space design. They are measures of quality. For landscape architects, architects, and asset owners, the focus has shifted from basic compliance to whether a space delivers genuine usability, dignity, and long-term performance. Find out how Christie BBQ sought out to raise the standards in inclusive public spaces in this article, featured in BIMCRUNCH '26.

Christie BBQ's promote community, reliably performing in public spaces. But now communal Barbecues demands more than the 'park product' label, with Christie establishing their multi-functionality and versatility. Read more in this article, featured in the Spring '25 edition of BIMCRUNCH Australia.