A strong focus on enhancing the learning and teaching experience guided our approach for Stage 2 of the Frankston campus redevelopment for @chisholm_institute.
The new precinct integrates a wide range of new indoor and outdoor spaces, including student services, informal and social learning areas, and spaces for gathering and recreation.
All formal learning environments are capable of supporting a wide range of curriculum programs, with complementary workspaces supporting staff through a variety of contemporary work settings.
📸: @brettboardmanphotography
Explore this integrated learning environment via the link in our bio.
A strong focus on enhancing the learning and teaching experience guided our approach for Stage 2 of the Frankston campus redevelopment for @chisholm_institute.
The new precinct integrates a wide range of new indoor and outdoor spaces, including student services, informal and social learning areas, and spaces for gathering and recreation.
All formal learning environments are capable of supporting a wide range of curriculum programs, with complementary workspaces supporting staff through a variety of contemporary work settings.
📸: @brettboardmanphotography
Explore this integrated learning environment via the link in our bio.
Join us for an evening of ideas and insight at the first night of @ngvmelbourne Melbourne Design Week.
Held at our Melbourne studio, the panel event will unpack how adaptive reuse, considered transformation, and community-first thinking can reduce environmental impact while shaping a resilient and values-led city.
Hear from leading industry voices, including our own Nik Tabain and Kelly Wellington, as we explore how design can drive meaningful change and set a new benchmark for futureproofing Melbourne’s CBD.
Melbourne Design Week is an initiative of the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.
Secure your free tickets by visiting the link in our bio.
Join us for an evening of ideas and insight at the first night of @ngvmelbourne Melbourne Design Week.
Held at our Melbourne studio, the panel event will unpack how adaptive reuse, considered transformation, and community-first thinking can reduce environmental impact while shaping a resilient and values-led city.
Hear from leading industry voices, including our own Nik Tabain and Kelly Wellington, as we explore how design can drive meaningful change and set a new benchmark for futureproofing Melbourne’s CBD.
Melbourne Design Week is an initiative of the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.
Secure your free tickets by visiting the link in our bio.
Architecture shaped by the way we work today.
631 + 633 Springvale Road brings together two human-centred commercial buildings, anchored by an activated public plaza, rooftop garden, and biophilic design strategies that prioritise wellbeing, light and connection.
Our design has delivered a contemporary workplace precinct where amenity, community and design come together to support flexibility, foster connection, and enhance the everyday experience of work.
Discover more via the link in our bio.
Architecture shaped by the way we work today.
631 + 633 Springvale Road brings together two human-centred commercial buildings, anchored by an activated public plaza, rooftop garden, and biophilic design strategies that prioritise wellbeing, light and connection.
Our design has delivered a contemporary workplace precinct where amenity, community and design come together to support flexibility, foster connection, and enhance the everyday experience of work.
Discover more via the link in our bio.
Australia’s commercial property market is at a turning point, influenced by shifting economic conditions, changing workplace dynamics, and a heightened focus on sustainability.
As early signs of market recovery emerge, there is growing demand for strategic, future-focused design that responds to new ways of working and delivers long-term value through flexibility, efficiency, and environmental performance.
In our latest blog, Kelly Wellington, Partner at our Melbourne studio, explores how commercial architecture can adapt to meet changing needs and unlock long-term value for businesses and communities.
Read more via the link in our bio.
Australia’s commercial property market is at a turning point, influenced by shifting economic conditions, changing workplace dynamics, and a heightened focus on sustainability.
As early signs of market recovery emerge, there is growing demand for strategic, future-focused design that responds to new ways of working and delivers long-term value through flexibility, efficiency, and environmental performance.
In our latest blog, Kelly Wellington, Partner at our Melbourne studio, explores how commercial architecture can adapt to meet changing needs and unlock long-term value for businesses and communities.
Read more via the link in our bio.
Two Gray Puksand workplace projects have been shortlisted for the @auinteriordesignawards, recognised for their depth of narrative, material richness, and progressive approach to workplace design.
Our self-designed Melbourne studio, defined by the ‘Find and Seek’ concept, is an agile, future-focused space that seamlessly balances collaboration, focus, and sustainability.
@medibank’s new Melbourne workplace draws on the natural landscapes of Victoria and a design narrative `The Life Force of Water`. It integrates Indigenous storytelling, biophilic design, and cultural inclusivity to foster connection, wellbeing and a reimagined workplace experience.
Visit the link in our bio to discover the shortlisted projects.
Two Gray Puksand workplace projects have been shortlisted for the @auinteriordesignawards, recognised for their depth of narrative, material richness, and progressive approach to workplace design.
Our self-designed Melbourne studio, defined by the ‘Find and Seek’ concept, is an agile, future-focused space that seamlessly balances collaboration, focus, and sustainability.
@medibank’s new Melbourne workplace draws on the natural landscapes of Victoria and a design narrative `The Life Force of Water`. It integrates Indigenous storytelling, biophilic design, and cultural inclusivity to foster connection, wellbeing and a reimagined workplace experience.
Visit the link in our bio to discover the shortlisted projects.
Stage 2 of the Frankston campus redevelopment for @chisholm_institute presented an opportunity for our team to work closely with educators and facility managers to identify and incorporate a wide range of formal and informal spaces for learning, working, social activities and events.
This new skills training hub was visioned, designed, and delivered to realise an exceptional on campus experience for a diverse community of students, staff, industry, and visitors.
Warm tones and a considered material palette deliver a welcoming, relaxing, and activated learning environment.
Design of the interior spaces balances current, and anticipated future educational programme needs, teaching practices and technologies, with initiatives embedded to support students’ sense of community, wellbeing and social development.
🎥: @harman.visuals
📸: @brettboardmanphotography
Discover more about this strategically designed education project via link in our bio
Stage 2 of the Frankston campus redevelopment for @chisholm_institute presented an opportunity for our team to work closely with educators and facility managers to identify and incorporate a wide range of formal and informal spaces for learning, working, social activities and events.
This new skills training hub was visioned, designed, and delivered to realise an exceptional on campus experience for a diverse community of students, staff, industry, and visitors.
Warm tones and a considered material palette deliver a welcoming, relaxing, and activated learning environment.
Design of the interior spaces balances current, and anticipated future educational programme needs, teaching practices and technologies, with initiatives embedded to support students’ sense of community, wellbeing and social development.
🎥: @harman.visuals
📸: @brettboardmanphotography
Discover more about this strategically designed education project via link in our bio
For schools supporting diverse developmental needs, architecture plays a vital role in enabling learning, reducing barriers, and fostering a sense of belonging.
At Hamilton Parklands School in western Victoria, we worked closely with educators to design a campus that responds to the specific needs of its students. The design optimises natural light and connection to landscape, minimises sensory overload, and provides space for movement, quiet reflection, and collaboration.
This purpose-built environment reflects an evolving approach to new school planning, one where design supports not just teaching, but the holistic development of every learner.
Explore more about this unique campus via the link in our bio.
For schools supporting diverse developmental needs, architecture plays a vital role in enabling learning, reducing barriers, and fostering a sense of belonging.
At Hamilton Parklands School in western Victoria, we worked closely with educators to design a campus that responds to the specific needs of its students. The design optimises natural light and connection to landscape, minimises sensory overload, and provides space for movement, quiet reflection, and collaboration.
This purpose-built environment reflects an evolving approach to new school planning, one where design supports not just teaching, but the holistic development of every learner.
Explore more about this unique campus via the link in our bio.
Greenway Views Seniors’ Living Village in Canberra reaches a five-year milestone, celebrating thoughtful design, community, and care.
Delivered in collaboration with @cromwellpropertygroup and @ldk_seniorsliving, the project redefined senior living by transforming former government buildings into a vibrant home for 500 residents, where wellbeing, independence and connection shape daily life.
Designed to support ageing in place, Greenway Views integrates purposeful colour, intuitive spatial planning and bespoke interiors to create an environment that is both functional and deeply human.
Explore Greenway Views via the link in our bio.
Greenway Views Seniors’ Living Village in Canberra reaches a five-year milestone, celebrating thoughtful design, community, and care.
Delivered in collaboration with @cromwellpropertygroup and @ldk_seniorsliving, the project redefined senior living by transforming former government buildings into a vibrant home for 500 residents, where wellbeing, independence and connection shape daily life.
Designed to support ageing in place, Greenway Views integrates purposeful colour, intuitive spatial planning and bespoke interiors to create an environment that is both functional and deeply human.
Explore Greenway Views via the link in our bio.
Anchored in the belief that design shapes meaningful experiences, our environmental graphics team created a cohesive and integrated signage, wayfinding, and brand experience for Abacus Property Group’s new Sydney workspace.
Inspired by the concept of ‘Grounded,’ the design reflects their core values of reliability, stability, and excellence. By blending warm, raw materials with refined brand elements, the space evokes a sense of permanence and trust while fostering a calm, timeless atmosphere.
A seamless blend of heritage and modernity, the design creates a professional environment that enhances both employee and visitor experience.
Anchored in the belief that design shapes meaningful experiences, our environmental graphics team created a cohesive and integrated signage, wayfinding, and brand experience for Abacus Property Group’s new Sydney workspace.
Inspired by the concept of ‘Grounded,’ the design reflects their core values of reliability, stability, and excellence. By blending warm, raw materials with refined brand elements, the space evokes a sense of permanence and trust while fostering a calm, timeless atmosphere.
A seamless blend of heritage and modernity, the design creates a professional environment that enhances both employee and visitor experience.
Our philosophy is driven by purpose, empathy and a deep commitment to creating environments that truly support and uplift the people who use them.
Gray Puksand`s recent design for Coburg Special Developmental School focused on creating calm, homely spaces for students with intellectual and sensory needs.
We recently spoke with Warren Tofts, the school`s Principal, and Cathy Chapman, Project Lead, to reflect on the vision and journey behind this transformative new campus.
Step inside Coburg Special Developmental School by visiting the link in our bio.
Our philosophy is driven by purpose, empathy and a deep commitment to creating environments that truly support and uplift the people who use them.
Gray Puksand`s recent design for Coburg Special Developmental School focused on creating calm, homely spaces for students with intellectual and sensory needs.
We recently spoke with Warren Tofts, the school`s Principal, and Cathy Chapman, Project Lead, to reflect on the vision and journey behind this transformative new campus.
Step inside Coburg Special Developmental School by visiting the link in our bio.
Gray Puksand’s Brisbane Studio stands at the forefront of design leadership, delivering insight-driven, human-centric spaces tailored to the city’s unique social, cultural and environmental demands.
In our most recent blog, newly appointed Lead Partner of our Brisbane studio, Maria Correia shares insight into her career in design, how Brisbane`s unique environmental demands influence design outcomes, and the impact of the upcoming 2032 Olympics on the cityscape.
“Interestingly, we’ve found that Queensland is leading the charge on sustainability, partly out of necessity. With limited resources, we’re driven to find innovative, smarter, efficient solutions to future-proof designs and create built environments that endure,` said Maria.
Read the full blog by visiting the link in our bio.
Gray Puksand’s Brisbane Studio stands at the forefront of design leadership, delivering insight-driven, human-centric spaces tailored to the city’s unique social, cultural and environmental demands.
In our most recent blog, newly appointed Lead Partner of our Brisbane studio, Maria Correia shares insight into her career in design, how Brisbane`s unique environmental demands influence design outcomes, and the impact of the upcoming 2032 Olympics on the cityscape.
“Interestingly, we’ve found that Queensland is leading the charge on sustainability, partly out of necessity. With limited resources, we’re driven to find innovative, smarter, efficient solutions to future-proof designs and create built environments that endure,` said Maria.
Read the full blog by visiting the link in our bio.
Our design for Stage 2 of Chisholm Institute`s Frankston campus redevelopment has delivered a state-of-the-art vocational education precinct.
The three-level 9,600sqm facility incorporates a diverse range of teaching and learning settings, providing staff, students and industry with a higher quality of access, amenity and experience than what has been traditionally offered on TAFE campuses.
The design adopted a future-focused outlook, ensuring the building`s spatial and functional attributes were readily able to support a range of uses and configurations as skills training programmes continue to evolve over time.
📸: @brettboardmanphotography
Learn more about this redevelopment via the link in our bio.
Our design for Stage 2 of Chisholm Institute`s Frankston campus redevelopment has delivered a state-of-the-art vocational education precinct.
The three-level 9,600sqm facility incorporates a diverse range of teaching and learning settings, providing staff, students and industry with a higher quality of access, amenity and experience than what has been traditionally offered on TAFE campuses.
The design adopted a future-focused outlook, ensuring the building`s spatial and functional attributes were readily able to support a range of uses and configurations as skills training programmes continue to evolve over time.
📸: @brettboardmanphotography
Learn more about this redevelopment via the link in our bio.
