Building evidence
Dated reports and plan records describe the property and the basis of each area or lease measure.

Exploring a civic establishment
A searchable catalogue of building evidence, authored proposals and the assumptions used in this first edition.
System in development · Brisbane · 8 November 2026
An imagined civic archive where people can compare sources and follow the evidence. AI-generated concept image.
Image credit ↗Evidence and authored direction
The starting library contains 17 supplied documents, four linked websites and four building-research references. Public links lead to the relevant project counterpart or source library; a counterpart may carry a later edition.
Dated reports and plan records describe the property and the basis of each area or lease measure.
Luke Nathan Hayes’s developing project material supplies ideas and proposals to explore, alongside his corrections.
Editable numbers describe scenarios. They can be revised as measured space, expressed interest and actual use become available.
25 sources
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-10-19
The supplied trial proposal informs supported personal computing and learning. The link opens its public project counterpart; it is not a claim that this building hosts an operating trial.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-10-27
Personal and community capability before, during and after disaster, beginning on Minjerribah and in Redlands. The public planning workshop provides context; proposed functions here are subject to local relationships and practical requirements.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-10-27
Developing the qualified self through travel, personal intelligence, music, sport, culture and nature. Links to the public counterpart project.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-10-27
Authored proposal concerning dementia, disability, ageing, chosen personal records and continuity of human support. The public counterpart describes proposed uses, not demonstrated clinical outcomes.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-10-25
Personal understanding, rights, interests, trusted adults and opportunities for adulthood. The linked public guide is the project counterpart; its inclusion does not establish a commissioned care service.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-08-29
The public source library records this authored treaty submission as regional relationships, ownership, workforce and public-purpose context. It does not establish an international partnership for this building.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-08-24
An authored argument for distributed civic AI capability. The linked source-library entry identifies its public edition. Distinct from the Senate AI and data centres submission of 21 August.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-08-21
Submission to the Senate inquiry into artificial intelligence and data centres. Its infrastructure architecture and capital assumptions are proposal context, not current site measurements or supplier quotations.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-08-18
National rationale for shared community compute. The source describes concept-stage, unfunded proposals. It is background to a possible node rather than evidence of an approved rollout.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-08-27
Authored treaty submission concerning regional cooperation and longer-term shared capability. Linked through an existing public source library.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-10-29
A national installation-business proposal within a federation of people and corporate vehicles. National node counts and finance allowances are distinct from a building-specific business case.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-10-11
The supplied revised paper connects personal intelligence, shared capability and lives worth choosing. The public library provides related authored material; public editions can differ from the supplied October revision.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-09
A personal contribution responding to the UNGA 81 theme and inviting Joyful Responsible Abundance. Authored by Luke Nathan Hayes; not a United Nations statement or endorsement.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-09-23
Women developing executive leadership, enterprise and decision-making capability. The public planning library distinguishes proposed programmes, premises and funding from commitments.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-10-14
Personal Aura development, interdisciplinary understanding, critical engagement with AI and civic capability. The linked public learning project is a counterpart to the supplied reading collection.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-10-14
Experience design, personal records, hardware pathways, mineral craft and scientific exploration. Research and health-related concepts are design proposals, not evidence of efficacy or an operating facility here.
Luke Nathan Hayes · 2026-09-23
Community-led participation, shared capability and recognised voluntary human contribution. Current direction governs interpretation: C-Hour has no monetary equivalent, with money and outcomes recorded separately.
Luke Nathan Hayes / Aura of Intelligence · Reviewed 2026-11-07
Editable physical scenarios for energy, machinery, materials, lifetime and Australian infrastructure. Scenario inputs are not a survey of 433 Logan Road.
Luke Nathan Hayes / Aura of Intelligence · Reviewed 2026-11-07
Whole-system purpose, personal agency, shared capability, ownership and distinct national and global scenarios.
Luke Nathan Hayes / Aura of Intelligence · Reviewed 2026-11-07
A developing Dunwich local-node concept for cultural collaboration, workloads and co-operative relationships. There is no confirmed Dunwich programme. Possible places, participants and connections remain part of the wider system in development.
Luke Nathan Hayes / Aura of Intelligence · 2026-11-05 dataset; reviewed 2026-11-07
Public directory and lineage of connected projects. A project listing is not evidence of a commissioned service or a commitment to integrate every project at this building.
Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission · 2026-11
Public investigation into allegations concerning the decision to enter the Stones Corner lease. Read its findings in context. It does not establish vacancy, availability, access rights or a right to occupy the building.
m3property (Qld) Pty Ltd; Michael Coverdale, primary valuer · 2018-11-21
PDF page 67, printed page 58, is a comparable sale within a valuation of a different property. It records historical combined-property net lettable area of 5,585 m²: 5,118 m² serviced office, 387 m² café and a separate 80 m² retail tenancy at 425 Logan Road. These historical measures are not current usable civic-hub area.
Cushman & Wakefield Research · 2023-Q4
Page 2 reports a direct lease of 7,266 m² at 433 Logan Road to Queensland Police. This is a lease-transaction measure from Q4 2023, distinct from the 2018 combined-property net lettable area and from usable space for any proposed hub.
Brisbane City Council · Reviewed 2026-11-07
Use Application search for A004942032 and confirm the address and document dates. This links to the public register rather than an unverified application deep link. Historical planning material does not establish current approvals for the proposed civic uses.
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Interpretation and updates
The October installation plan preserves a federation of distinct organisations, finite investment arrangements, local ownership and ongoing renewal. Its current direction takes precedence over inconsistent archive wording.
The C-Hour planning edition’s correction register preserves community-chosen reciprocity while removing monetary conversion, wage substitution and financial-asset claims. The participant experience remains a proposal to develop through useful agent interactions and local pilots.
Building measurements and political responsibilities can change. Dates and links let a later review establish what needs updating. Original documents retain their history.