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How Christie Barbecues Has Raised the Standard in Inclusive Public Spaces
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.
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More Than a Park Product: Why Communal Barbecues Deserve Specialist Focus
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.
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Christie Barbecues: From Bondi to Bournemouth
Christie Barbecues have always had one simple vision: To bring people together. Today, this vision is being adopted across the pond in the UK, for an ambitious beach regeneration project. Discover the transformative power of Christie Barbecues.
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Why Barbecue Design Flexibility Matters
We’re surrounded by more creative tools and inspiration than ever. AI, digital platforms, and design software make it easy to explore ideas, test concepts, and generate polished visuals in minutes. However, there’s a flip side to all that convenience: everything is starting to look the same. Public spaces, particularly outdoor gathering areas, often appear technically sound but visually predictable, characterised by clean lines, safe choices, and standard finishes. But they can lack a sense of place. That feeling of “this belongs here” is harder to capture when everything is built from the same playbook.
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Public Barbecues and Placemaking: How Christie Barbecues Build Community and Transform Public Spaces
Australia's iconic public barbecues, invented by Christie Barbecues, play a vital role in urban placemaking by turning outdoor spaces into social hubs. Celebrating 60 years of innovation this year, Christie has been central to creating communal outdoor spaces that foster connection, promote inclusivity, and enhance the quality of life in public environments.