Queens Venture Capital Planning Document
Current planning · PDF · 394 KB

Explore the plan, the original archive and the public projects behind 500 Queens.
Read the current planning document, trace an idea to the original presentations, or follow a connected public project. This library contains 27 supplied documents and all 15 supplied website links. Read each document online, or choose to download the original. Original files are preserved without rewriting their contents.
Current planning · PDF · 394 KB
Original Queens archive · DOCX · 82 KB
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Research and civic proposals · PDF · 110 KB
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Public websites and the additional Extreme Matter Atlas repository supplied with the brief.
The earlier 500 Queens website and its Council of Aura characters, venture examples and original public framing.
The source property listing for 500 Queen Street in Brisbane. A proposed home for the programme, with lease availability and terms to be confirmed.
Work, ownership, adequate incomes and time for care, learning and intermittent retirement.
A concept for shared solar-system observation, research and learning through a distributed satellite network.
A documentary and enterprise framework for addressing existential threats while improving life now.
The wider GAJRA proposal for civic participation, shared intelligence and joyful responsible abundance.
An Earth, space and AI summit concept for sharing work and building international relationships.
A working rhythm of questions, actions, evidence and revision, connecting distinct communities through common purpose.
A long-term vision connecting shared prosperity and scientific progress with everyday quality of life.
Cooperative facilities, pooled equipment, local computing and services for wellbeing and community connection.
A wider library of source-led project briefs and potential fields of useful work.
Community contribution, care, reciprocity and the public record of useful local work.
Luke Nathan Hayes' public writing and the personal context behind the wider project family.
A Minjerribah library of site and service ideas to explore through community-led pilot work.
A proposed cooperative node connecting local computing, culture, media, training and useful paid work.
Materials and engineering research methods: turn an idea into quantities, identify a mechanism and specify the next measurement.
The planning document dated 23 September 2026 guides this website. Earlier files show the evolution of the idea, including historical dates, numbers and terminology.
The funding and scale figures are proposed or historical guides. Original presentations include long-horizon concepts that need research and testing.
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Site illustrations are original GenAI concept artwork, not photographs of an established team, occupied premises or delivered infrastructure. Read the licence and credits.
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