Contemporary workplace design extends beyond the workstation, incorporating spaces that enable people to choose how they work, connect and collaborate.
The new arrival experience at 570 Bourke Street integrates social spaces, flexible rooms and curated hospitality, transforming what was once a transitory space into a place where people can pause and dwell.
As Partner in Charge, Verdon Styles led the project with a focus on the value of place, ensuring the ground plane became a destination rather than a thoroughfare.
Contemporary workplace design extends beyond the workstation, incorporating spaces that enable people to choose how they work, connect and collaborate.
The new arrival experience at 570 Bourke Street integrates social spaces, flexible rooms and curated hospitality, transforming what was once a transitory space into a place where people can pause and dwell.
As Partner in Charge, Verdon Styles led the project with a focus on the value of place, ensuring the ground plane became a destination rather than a thoroughfare.
Environmental graphics play a crucial role in shaping how people navigate and experience complex workplaces.
At Perpetual’s new Sydney workspace, the signage suite transforms wayfinding into a refined, cohesive expression of identity and clarity.
Discover how materiality and craft elevate both function and narrative in this project 👉
Environmental graphics play a crucial role in shaping how people navigate and experience complex workplaces.
At Perpetual’s new Sydney workspace, the signage suite transforms wayfinding into a refined, cohesive expression of identity and clarity.
Discover how materiality and craft elevate both function and narrative in this project 👉
Art plays a vital role in shaping Children`s Health Queensland`s new Dakabin Health Hub as a place that feels safe, inclusive and connected to the community.
The curved wall features Comfortable Kindness by @simondegroot, created with students from Dakabin State High School. Their ideas of calm, balance, safety and respect informed a design that celebrates imagination, play and belonging.
First Nations artist Jennifer Kent, @manamanadreaming, contributed All Things Murumba, a vibrant work depicting native plants, water and sky to honour Country and cultural connection.
The Hub also features ten additional 2D works, chosen with advice and guidance from students in collaboration with CHQ’s Arts in Health program. Together, these pieces enrich the Hub with creativity, identity and a strong sense of place.
Explore Dakabin Health Hub by visiting the link in our bio.
Art plays a vital role in shaping Children`s Health Queensland`s new Dakabin Health Hub as a place that feels safe, inclusive and connected to the community.
The curved wall features Comfortable Kindness by @simondegroot, created with students from Dakabin State High School. Their ideas of calm, balance, safety and respect informed a design that celebrates imagination, play and belonging.
First Nations artist Jennifer Kent, @manamanadreaming, contributed All Things Murumba, a vibrant work depicting native plants, water and sky to honour Country and cultural connection.
The Hub also features ten additional 2D works, chosen with advice and guidance from students in collaboration with CHQ’s Arts in Health program. Together, these pieces enrich the Hub with creativity, identity and a strong sense of place.
Explore Dakabin Health Hub by visiting the link in our bio.
Gray Puksand, in partnership with Charter Hall, has reimagined 300 La Trobe Street’s ground plane to create a dynamic interface with the public realm and elevate the building’s market positioning.
The design respects the building’s architectural DNA, celebrating its form, volume and the generous height of the main entry. A striking new entry canopy, light-filled lobby and contemporary café anchor the arrival experience, welcoming visitors and occupiers alike.
The reconfigured street façade enhances the sense of arrival, creating a lively ground-floor environment that contributes to the vibrancy of Melbourne’s CBD streetscape.
Discover more by visiting the link in bio.
Gray Puksand, in partnership with Charter Hall, has reimagined 300 La Trobe Street’s ground plane to create a dynamic interface with the public realm and elevate the building’s market positioning.
The design respects the building’s architectural DNA, celebrating its form, volume and the generous height of the main entry. A striking new entry canopy, light-filled lobby and contemporary café anchor the arrival experience, welcoming visitors and occupiers alike.
The reconfigured street façade enhances the sense of arrival, creating a lively ground-floor environment that contributes to the vibrancy of Melbourne’s CBD streetscape.
Discover more by visiting the link in bio.
Across two recent events, our Canberra and Melbourne studios welcomed clients and collaborators to celebrate shared achievements and future ambitions.
In Canberra, guests gathered at @citcanberra Woden, where ACT Lead Partner Amanda Fyfe shared insights into the project’s development and the collaborative effort behind this landmark educational facility.
Meanwhile, in Melbourne at @lucimelbourne, Lead Partner Heidi Smith delivered a keynote speech on design innovation and the future direction of the practice.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, we look forward to continuing these partnerships into 2026.
Across two recent events, our Canberra and Melbourne studios welcomed clients and collaborators to celebrate shared achievements and future ambitions.
In Canberra, guests gathered at @citcanberra Woden, where ACT Lead Partner Amanda Fyfe shared insights into the project’s development and the collaborative effort behind this landmark educational facility.
Meanwhile, in Melbourne at @lucimelbourne, Lead Partner Heidi Smith delivered a keynote speech on design innovation and the future direction of the practice.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, we look forward to continuing these partnerships into 2026.
Precincts have evolved beyond function to become places that define community identity and connection.
In the latest episode of Talking Architecture & Design, Senior Associate John Czechowski reflects on the delicate balance between commercial viability, accessibility and cultural identity in shaping these spaces.
Drawing on over 30 years’ experience, John shares how listening to community voices and considering factors such as material longevity, climate resilience, and cultural diversity will influence the future of precinct design.
Listen to the full conversation with Clémence Carayol, Digital Editor of Architecture & Design, by visiting the link in our bio.
Precincts have evolved beyond function to become places that define community identity and connection.
In the latest episode of Talking Architecture & Design, Senior Associate John Czechowski reflects on the delicate balance between commercial viability, accessibility and cultural identity in shaping these spaces.
Drawing on over 30 years’ experience, John shares how listening to community voices and considering factors such as material longevity, climate resilience, and cultural diversity will influence the future of precinct design.
Listen to the full conversation with Clémence Carayol, Digital Editor of Architecture & Design, by visiting the link in our bio.
The @citcanberra Woden campus creates an inviting and dynamic environment through thoughtful design.
The building’s form and materials respond to place and purpose, enhancing connection and comfort for all users.
Senior Associate John Czechowski details how light, materiality and spatial arrangement work together to enhance the user experience through the precinct.
The @citcanberra Woden campus creates an inviting and dynamic environment through thoughtful design.
The building’s form and materials respond to place and purpose, enhancing connection and comfort for all users.
Senior Associate John Czechowski details how light, materiality and spatial arrangement work together to enhance the user experience through the precinct.
Two of our 2025 Graduate Program members, Caterina Moreitz and Cassandra Savvas, are advancing smarter design by integrating cutting-edge digital tools across Gray Puksand`s workflows.
Their work bridges the gap between Rhino and Revit, enabling greater precision, efficiency and creative freedom across our studios.
This initiative exemplifies our culture of building on knowledge and leading through design to deliver real change.
Read the full story via the link in our bio.
Two of our 2025 Graduate Program members, Caterina Moreitz and Cassandra Savvas, are advancing smarter design by integrating cutting-edge digital tools across Gray Puksand`s workflows.
Their work bridges the gap between Rhino and Revit, enabling greater precision, efficiency and creative freedom across our studios.
This initiative exemplifies our culture of building on knowledge and leading through design to deliver real change.
Read the full story via the link in our bio.
Make your mark at Gray Puksand`s Melbourne studio.
We are looking for a registered Project Architect with at least seven years’ experience, and who is adept across all phases of design and delivery.
Strong proficiency in Revit is essential, and experience with Enscape and Rhino will be highly valued.
Join a passionate team that supports innovation, collaboration and career growth within a design practice shaping Australia’s urban landscape.
Find out more and apply through the link in our bio.
Make your mark at Gray Puksand`s Melbourne studio.
We are looking for a registered Project Architect with at least seven years’ experience, and who is adept across all phases of design and delivery.
Strong proficiency in Revit is essential, and experience with Enscape and Rhino will be highly valued.
Join a passionate team that supports innovation, collaboration and career growth within a design practice shaping Australia’s urban landscape.
Find out more and apply through the link in our bio.
At the heart of Perpetual’s Sydney workplace is a three-storey garden plaza and a series of teaming hubs designed to encourage collaboration, exchange and creativity. These settings replace the traditional focus on individual desks with flexible spaces that bring people together.
Informal lounges, breakout zones and adaptable work areas extend this approach, creating an environment where high-performing teams can connect in ways that are dynamic, visible and enduring.
Explore the full project via the link in our bio.
@shape_aus | DBS Consulting | @aspencommercialinteriors | @yellowboxglobal
At the heart of Perpetual’s Sydney workplace is a three-storey garden plaza and a series of teaming hubs designed to encourage collaboration, exchange and creativity. These settings replace the traditional focus on individual desks with flexible spaces that bring people together.
Informal lounges, breakout zones and adaptable work areas extend this approach, creating an environment where high-performing teams can connect in ways that are dynamic, visible and enduring.
Explore the full project via the link in our bio.
@shape_aus | DBS Consulting | @aspencommercialinteriors | @yellowboxglobal
Take the next step in your interior design career.
Gray Puksand is seeking a skilled Interior Designer to join our Brisbane studio and contribute to complex, large-scale projects that challenge and inspire.
A minimum of four years’ commercial interior design experience and strong Revit skills are required to manage projects from concept through to construction.
We offer an empowering environment where creativity thrives, mentorship is valued, and your professional development is supported every step of the way.
Learn more and apply by visiting the link in our bio.
Take the next step in your interior design career.
Gray Puksand is seeking a skilled Interior Designer to join our Brisbane studio and contribute to complex, large-scale projects that challenge and inspire.
A minimum of four years’ commercial interior design experience and strong Revit skills are required to manage projects from concept through to construction.
We offer an empowering environment where creativity thrives, mentorship is valued, and your professional development is supported every step of the way.
Learn more and apply by visiting the link in our bio.
Gray Puksand’s Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) has been officially endorsed by @reconciliationaus, marking an important step in our reconciliation journey.
The plan sets out how we will strengthen relationships, deepen respect and create opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, building on the cultural engagement embedded in our work.
Guided by @kinya_lerrk as cultural advisors, sponsored by ACT Partner Amanda Fyfe and supported by our Diversity, Equity + Inclusion Committee, the RAP will shape how we continue to honour Country and embed cultural knowledge across our practice and projects.
Discover the story behind our RAP artwork by visiting the link in our bio.
Gray Puksand’s Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) has been officially endorsed by @reconciliationaus, marking an important step in our reconciliation journey.
The plan sets out how we will strengthen relationships, deepen respect and create opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, building on the cultural engagement embedded in our work.
Guided by @kinya_lerrk as cultural advisors, sponsored by ACT Partner Amanda Fyfe and supported by our Diversity, Equity + Inclusion Committee, the RAP will shape how we continue to honour Country and embed cultural knowledge across our practice and projects.
Discover the story behind our RAP artwork by visiting the link in our bio.
