Gray Puksand is a national design practice. The in-house innovation program demonstrates the company’s commitment to research and ensures projects are developed within a knowledge database of world’s best practice. The practice has won awards, been included in publications and participated within the industry. Gray Puksand has offices in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney and services local and national clients. The Brisbane office commenced operation in 1864 as John Hall and is the oldest continuing architectural firm in Queensland.
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In Sydney’s Meadowbank, construction has begun on a primary and secondary school precinct, and the design for the revitalization of an adjacent TAFE campus is under consideration.
Early designs for Canberra Institute of Technology campus released
The ACT government has released early indicative concept designs for a major university campus and bus interchange for Woden in Canberra.
Inter-war heritage site to become new primary school
A new school designed by Gray Puksand will be built on the site of Melbourne’s “last remaining example of Inter-War-style” defence facilities from the 1930s.
New Melbourne vertical school unveiled
The Victorian School Building Authority has unveiled the design of a new vertical school in inner-Melbourne by Gray Puksand.
Centre for Adult Education in Melbourne
Tasteful and universal, Gray Puksand’s interiors for the CAE, in Melbourne, include layers that reference the street below.
Three school projects go beyond the classroom
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