Gray Puksand Eco Lab

At Gray Puksand, we are evolving our materials library to reflect a commitment to sustainable and ethically responsible design. By assessing products based on this commitment we can reduce impact and support circular principles.
Each material is evaluated against our Responsible Materials Criteria. This framework promotes transparency and ensures every choice reduces impact. Materials are then organised into categories, giving our team clarity to make selections that align with client goals and industry expectations.
The library is aligned with Green Star, WELL, and the Living Building Challenge. This makes outcomes measurable and certifiable, supporting early design decisions that deliver lasting environmental and health benefits.
This is more than material selection. It reflects our responsibility to the planet and reinforces our role in building a sustainable future.

Designing and delivering world leading sustainable education precincts

Gray Puksand, in partnership with Lendlease, has designed the all-electric CIT Woden Campus, a flagship project prioritising sustainability through innovative green technologies and low-carbon materials, transforming Canberra’s southern hub.

Launch Housing

This project has sustainability at its heart using carpet tiles from discontinued lines, excess stock and samples to create a striking and playful design challenging the misconception that sustainable design is inherently more expensive.

Perpetual

As a leader in contemporary workspace design, Gray Puksand creates sustainable projects featuring biophilic design principles, involving the integration of nature into a space to enhance human connection to the environment.

Sustainability

“We are excited to build on the work we have already undertaken and continue to integrate sustainability into every aspect of our business.”

— Dale O’Brien, Partner and Sustainability Lead

Gray Puksand Eco Lab

Focus on Sustainability.

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