We are proud to be named a winner of the 2026 Autodesk Design & Make Awards in the Building Design category for The Canberra Institute of Technology, Woden project.
This international competition celebrates organisations pushing the industry forward through innovation and forward-thinking design solutions. For Gray Puksand it reflects our commitment to creating meaningful impact through utilising technology in design and continuing to explore new possibilities for the future.
Thank you to @autodesk for recognising our work alongside an inspiring group of winners from around the world.
Read more about the Award and GP’s commitment to technology via the links in bio.
#GrayPuksand #Autodesk #DesignAndMakeAwards #BuildingDesign #Architecture #Design #Technology #Innovation
We are proud to be named a winner of the 2026 Autodesk Design & Make Awards in the Building Design category for The Canberra Institute of Technology, Woden project.
This international competition celebrates organisations pushing the industry forward through innovation and forward-thinking design solutions. For Gray Puksand it reflects our commitment to creating meaningful impact through utilising technology in design and continuing to explore new possibilities for the future.
Thank you to @autodesk for recognising our work alongside an inspiring group of winners from around the world.
Read more about the Award and GP’s commitment to technology via the links in bio.
#GrayPuksand #Autodesk #DesignAndMakeAwards #BuildingDesign #Architecture #Design #Technology #Innovation
As part of Clothing the Loop Circular Design Festival, Gray Puksand Lead Partner (ACT),Amanda Fyfe, will be hosting a guided tour of the CIT building focussing on the sustainable design approach behind this state-of-the-art new facility.
She is also participating in the Home Circles panel discussion from 2-3pm Saturday 7 Nov.
Bringing together fashion, performance, architecture and public conversation, Clothing the Loop explores how creative disciplines can rethink systems of consumption and contribute to more sustainable ways of living and building. This event is part of the Craft + Design Canberra Festival and supported by The ACT Government.
Book your ticket via the link in bio.
Saturday 7 November
Tour: 11:30am – 12:15pm
Panel: 2:00pm – 3:00pm
CIT Woden Campus, Canberra
As part of Clothing the Loop Circular Design Festival, Gray Puksand Lead Partner (ACT),Amanda Fyfe, will be hosting a guided tour of the CIT building focussing on the sustainable design approach behind this state-of-the-art new facility.
She is also participating in the Home Circles panel discussion from 2-3pm Saturday 7 Nov.
Bringing together fashion, performance, architecture and public conversation, Clothing the Loop explores how creative disciplines can rethink systems of consumption and contribute to more sustainable ways of living and building. This event is part of the Craft + Design Canberra Festival and supported by The ACT Government.
Book your ticket via the link in bio.
Saturday 7 November
Tour: 11:30am – 12:15pm
Panel: 2:00pm – 3:00pm
CIT Woden Campus, Canberra
570 Bourke Street has been shortlisted in the Public category for the @ausdesignreview IDEA 2026 Awards.
The refurbishment of 570 Bourke Street, Melbourne set out to create a vibrant and memorable ground plane experience that elevates both the building and the broader precinct.
Drawing inspiration from local Victorian landscapes, the design approach harnesses the building’s unique three-street frontage to zone the ground plane into three distinct experiences:
— Gresham Street as ‘The Forest’
— Bourke Street as ‘The River’
— Ramsay Street as ‘The Mountains’
The tactility, warmth, and richness of the materials are carefully considered to create visual interest and foster a deeper connection to human emotion, evoking a sense of comfort, authenticity, and engagement within the space.
Learn more via link in our bio.
#IDEA2026 #GrayPuksand #PublicDesign #Architecture #InteriorDesign #UrbanDesign
570 Bourke Street has been shortlisted in the Public category for the @ausdesignreview IDEA 2026 Awards.
The refurbishment of 570 Bourke Street, Melbourne set out to create a vibrant and memorable ground plane experience that elevates both the building and the broader precinct.
Drawing inspiration from local Victorian landscapes, the design approach harnesses the building’s unique three-street frontage to zone the ground plane into three distinct experiences:
— Gresham Street as ‘The Forest’
— Bourke Street as ‘The River’
— Ramsay Street as ‘The Mountains’
The tactility, warmth, and richness of the materials are carefully considered to create visual interest and foster a deeper connection to human emotion, evoking a sense of comfort, authenticity, and engagement within the space.
Learn more via link in our bio.
#IDEA2026 #GrayPuksand #PublicDesign #Architecture #InteriorDesign #UrbanDesign
Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) Woden is shortlisted in the institutional category for the 2026 @ausdesignreview IDEA Awards.
The category celebrates projects that deliver meaningful outcomes for public and community-focused environments through considered design and user experience.
Delivered in partnership with Lendlease, Infrastructure Canberra and CiT, the 22,500sqm precinct brings together vocational learning and civic infrastructure, underpinned by a strong Connection to Country narrative, within a highly connected campus environment. Collaborative student hubs, practical teaching spaces and warm mass timber interiors create a learning experience designed around accessibility, engagement and wellbeing.
Learn more via our link in bio.
Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) Woden is shortlisted in the institutional category for the 2026 @ausdesignreview IDEA Awards.
The category celebrates projects that deliver meaningful outcomes for public and community-focused environments through considered design and user experience.
Delivered in partnership with Lendlease, Infrastructure Canberra and CiT, the 22,500sqm precinct brings together vocational learning and civic infrastructure, underpinned by a strong Connection to Country narrative, within a highly connected campus environment. Collaborative student hubs, practical teaching spaces and warm mass timber interiors create a learning experience designed around accessibility, engagement and wellbeing.
Learn more via our link in bio.
Passionate about design? We`re expanding our Canberra studio and seeking experienced design leaders to join the team.
Opportunities include:
Associate – Canberra
Senior Project Architect (Registered) – Canberra
If you have experience in the delivery of significant projects across our Commercial, Education, and Health Science sectors please read on. Your people skills, collaborative approach, and ability to mentor and inspire others are just as important as your design and technical capability.
Explore the roles and apply via the link in our bio.
Passionate about design? We`re expanding our Canberra studio and seeking experienced design leaders to join the team.
Opportunities include:
Associate – Canberra
Senior Project Architect (Registered) – Canberra
If you have experience in the delivery of significant projects across our Commercial, Education, and Health Science sectors please read on. Your people skills, collaborative approach, and ability to mentor and inspire others are just as important as your design and technical capability.
Explore the roles and apply via the link in our bio.
Applications are now open for our 2027 Graduate Program.
Ready to begin your career in Architecture or Interior Design? The Gray Puksand 12-month Graduate Program is designed to help you build real-world experience, grow your confidence and learn from our team of highly experienced designers.
As part of our National Practice, you’ll work on projects across the education, health, workplace and commercial sectors, gaining hands-on experience while being supported through mentoring, professional development, industry training and networking opportunities.
We’re looking for recent graduates to join our studios across VIC, QLD, NSW and ACT, with the opportunity for ongoing placement at the end of the program.
Key dates:
• Applications close: 13 November 2026, 5pm (EST)
• Program starts: February 2027
Visit our website for more information via the link in our bio.
Applications are now open for our 2027 Graduate Program.
Ready to begin your career in Architecture or Interior Design? The Gray Puksand 12-month Graduate Program is designed to help you build real-world experience, grow your confidence and learn from our team of highly experienced designers.
As part of our National Practice, you’ll work on projects across the education, health, workplace and commercial sectors, gaining hands-on experience while being supported through mentoring, professional development, industry training and networking opportunities.
We’re looking for recent graduates to join our studios across VIC, QLD, NSW and ACT, with the opportunity for ongoing placement at the end of the program.
Key dates:
• Applications close: 13 November 2026, 5pm (EST)
• Program starts: February 2027
Visit our website for more information via the link in our bio.
Great biomedical research needs the right environment to thrive.
Gray Puksand has transformed Macquarie University’s South Wing at 2 Innovation Road into a contemporary research environment dedicated to bio-innovation and study.
Through a considered adaptive reuse approach, the former office building has been repurposed to support the complex demands of biomedical research, bringing together clinical trial facilities, contemporary workplace settings, and adaptable PC2 laboratories.
Working closely alongside Macquarie University @macquarieuni and FDC Construction & Fitout, Gray Puksand acted as Executive Architect throughout the design development, documentation, and delivery phases.
Photographer: @fdc_group
Great biomedical research needs the right environment to thrive.
Gray Puksand has transformed Macquarie University’s South Wing at 2 Innovation Road into a contemporary research environment dedicated to bio-innovation and study.
Through a considered adaptive reuse approach, the former office building has been repurposed to support the complex demands of biomedical research, bringing together clinical trial facilities, contemporary workplace settings, and adaptable PC2 laboratories.
Working closely alongside Macquarie University @macquarieuni and FDC Construction & Fitout, Gray Puksand acted as Executive Architect throughout the design development, documentation, and delivery phases.
Photographer: @fdc_group
Designed to evolve over time, 101 Collins “One” has been shortlisted in the Enduring category for the 2026 @ausdesignreview IDEA Awards, which recognises projects that continue to demonstrate lasting relevance, performance and influence more than a decade after completion.
Located within Melbourne’s iconic 101 Collins Street tower, “One” transformed a traditional end-of-trip facility into a hospitality-inspired wellness experience, which set a new benchmark and continues to lead the way. The project was designed to enhance changing workplace needs over time, combining end-of-trip and wellness facilities within a flexible environment that continues to support the daily experience of 101 tenants.
Learn more about our project in via the link in bio .
Designed to evolve over time, 101 Collins “One” has been shortlisted in the Enduring category for the 2026 @ausdesignreview IDEA Awards, which recognises projects that continue to demonstrate lasting relevance, performance and influence more than a decade after completion.
Located within Melbourne’s iconic 101 Collins Street tower, “One” transformed a traditional end-of-trip facility into a hospitality-inspired wellness experience, which set a new benchmark and continues to lead the way. The project was designed to enhance changing workplace needs over time, combining end-of-trip and wellness facilities within a flexible environment that continues to support the daily experience of 101 tenants.
Learn more about our project in via the link in bio .
100 Melbourne Street Brisbane has been shortlisted in the Workplace Under 1000sqm category for the 2026 @ausdesignreview IDEA Awards, recognising workplace/commercial projects that demonstrate strong spatial planning, sustainability and originality within a compact footprint.
This standout project transforms a former single tenant office into a multitenant workplace with shared arrival and social spaces. Retaining elements of the existing staircase supported a more sustainable approach to the fitout while encouraging incidental moments of connection throughout the workplace.
Drawing from the social character of South Brisbane’s historic Greek clubs, the design references the idea of the plateia, a shared gathering space that supports interaction within the workplace. The redesigned floorplates were stripped back to create adaptable, move in ready spaces capable of accommodating multiple tenants per level, enabling a more resilient and future-focused commercial offering.
Green marble finishes and commissioned artwork by Brisbane-based artist Jess Sellinger contribute to a warm and layered interior expression.
100 Melbourne Street Brisbane has been shortlisted in the Workplace Under 1000sqm category for the 2026 @ausdesignreview IDEA Awards, recognising workplace/commercial projects that demonstrate strong spatial planning, sustainability and originality within a compact footprint.
This standout project transforms a former single tenant office into a multitenant workplace with shared arrival and social spaces. Retaining elements of the existing staircase supported a more sustainable approach to the fitout while encouraging incidental moments of connection throughout the workplace.
Drawing from the social character of South Brisbane’s historic Greek clubs, the design references the idea of the plateia, a shared gathering space that supports interaction within the workplace. The redesigned floorplates were stripped back to create adaptable, move in ready spaces capable of accommodating multiple tenants per level, enabling a more resilient and future-focused commercial offering.
Green marble finishes and commissioned artwork by Brisbane-based artist Jess Sellinger contribute to a warm and layered interior expression.
28 Greengate has officially broken ground, marking an important milestone for @newepping’s Greengate Work Precinct.
Designed by Gray Puksand for @riverleegroup the strata office development has been conceived as “a building in the landscape,” responding to its setting alongside Edgars Creek through permeable frontages, generous planting, and strong connections to the public realm.
At the center of the project is a 650sqm+ Northern Plaza with outdoor workstations and informal meeting spaces designed to support flexible working throughout the day.
Designed in the round to respond to its prominent position within the precinct, 28 Greengate combines a contemporary architectural expression with a human-scaled approach connected to the street and surrounding landscape.
28 Greengate has officially broken ground, marking an important milestone for @newepping’s Greengate Work Precinct.
Designed by Gray Puksand for @riverleegroup the strata office development has been conceived as “a building in the landscape,” responding to its setting alongside Edgars Creek through permeable frontages, generous planting, and strong connections to the public realm.
At the center of the project is a 650sqm+ Northern Plaza with outdoor workstations and informal meeting spaces designed to support flexible working throughout the day.
Designed in the round to respond to its prominent position within the precinct, 28 Greengate combines a contemporary architectural expression with a human-scaled approach connected to the street and surrounding landscape.
The Woden Education First Youth Foyer is a powerful example of how design can create meaningful social impact.
The Youth Foyer provides young people with stable housing, education pathways and the support needed to build independence and confidence for the future.
Senior Associate Ian Hollen, and ACT Government Director of Homelessness Services, Penny Frost reflect on the importance of compassionate architecture and creating places that uplift individuals and strengthen community connection.
Watch the full video to hear more
The Woden Education First Youth Foyer is a powerful example of how design can create meaningful social impact.
The Youth Foyer provides young people with stable housing, education pathways and the support needed to build independence and confidence for the future.
Senior Associate Ian Hollen, and ACT Government Director of Homelessness Services, Penny Frost reflect on the importance of compassionate architecture and creating places that uplift individuals and strengthen community connection.
Watch the full video to hear more
What if your workplace could work harder for your people and your business?
Our refurbishment for @aglenergy transformed 19,000sqm into a smarter, more connected workplace designed to support collaboration, wellbeing and hybrid working at scale.
Driven by the ‘Empowered Ecosystem’ narrative, the project pairs seamless technology integration with sustainable design outcomes, including the reuse of 80% of existing loose furniture.
The workplace includes:
• Focus and collaboration zones
• Soundproof phone booths
• Wellness spaces including a Zen room, prayer room and carer’s room
• Smart technology for seamless day-to-day working
• Refurbished workstations and reused furniture to reduce waste
The result? A future-focused workplace that enhances performance, flexibility and everyday experience.
📸 @nfcarlino
What if your workplace could work harder for your people and your business?
Our refurbishment for @aglenergy transformed 19,000sqm into a smarter, more connected workplace designed to support collaboration, wellbeing and hybrid working at scale.
Driven by the ‘Empowered Ecosystem’ narrative, the project pairs seamless technology integration with sustainable design outcomes, including the reuse of 80% of existing loose furniture.
The workplace includes:
• Focus and collaboration zones
• Soundproof phone booths
• Wellness spaces including a Zen room, prayer room and carer’s room
• Smart technology for seamless day-to-day working
• Refurbished workstations and reused furniture to reduce waste
The result? A future-focused workplace that enhances performance, flexibility and everyday experience.
📸 @nfcarlino
