Brisbane International Cruise Ship Terminal

The Future of Coastal Design has taken shape at Brisbane International Cruise Ship Terminal

The Brisbane International Cruise Terminal (BICT) is a landmark project in Queensland, meticulously designed by Arkhefield and strategically located at Luggage Point. This expansive terminal features a 208-metre-long wharf and a 270-metre-long elevated walkway, designed to accommodate the world’s largest cruise ships.
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UniCote® Coastal - Superior Performance in Coastal Environments: UniCote® Coastal (formerly Magnaflow) was extensively used in the roofing and cladding of BICT, chosen for its exceptional longevity and advanced protective properties. Featuring a zinc/aluminium/magnesium alloy coating, UniCote® Coastal provides superior corrosion resistance, self-healing properties, and compliance with fire and thermal resistance standards, making it ideal for demanding coastal applications.
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Economic and Social Impact: The BICT project is expected to contribute A$1.3 billion to the Brisbane economy over the next two decades, supporting numerous jobs during its construction and operational phases and significantly boosting cruise tourism in the region.