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Design isn’t everything.

But we love what it can do.

We create places for people to thrive, grow, flex and adapt.
We work with big and small, local and global, owners and tenants. We support communities.

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Workplace designed by Davenport Campbell: Modern office kitchen with circular ceiling lights, large windows overlooking cityscape, and a person preparing coffee.

Workplace designed by Davenport Campbell for WSP: Modern office space with open booths, people working, decorative staircase, and large windows.

Modern office lounge with three people sitting; two on a brown couch with a laptop, one on a bar stool. A mural on wall with concert crowd and pizza slice artwork. Overhead linear lights, potted plant, and stylish tables are visible.

Workplace designed by Davenport Campbell: Estee Lauder Companies office lobby with reception desk, wall branding, modern furniture, and a person walking.

Workplace designed by Davenport Campbell: Modern office lobby with a reception desk, elevators, digital displays, and contemporary design features.

Workplace designed by Davenport Campbell: Modern office hallway with black walls and plants

Workplace designed by Davenport Campbell: Blurred person walking up orange metal staircase with wooden steps and orange lighting.

Workplace designed by Davenport Campbell: Modern office interior with curved seating area, round table, two chairs, and two people standing at a reception desk. The space has contemporary design elements with neutral tones and ceiling lights.

Workplace designed by Davenport Campbell: Modern office lounge with large windows, plants, and comfortable seating.

WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT?

Learn more about who we are, what’s important to us and what we’re learning about the future of work.

Our Latest Insights

INSIGHTS

Learnings from our 5-year research report

Our brand new UNSW x Davenport Campbell Insights Report, The Enduring Value of a Physical Workplace 2019–2025, is now officially live…

What does a flexible workplace actually need to flex for?

Our Principal, Neill Johanson, explores why flexibility needs to be defined around the organisation and its people, and why designers sometimes need to challenge the brief rather than accept it at face value.

Nepal Birthing centre nearing completion

After eight months of work, the Lamtada Birthing Centre in Far West Nepal is now nearing completion, with the final coat of paint recently applied…

Insight: Valuable Workplace Connections

Our Principal, Neill Johanson, has contributed a new comment piece to Indesign Live, speaking on the workplace no longer being justified by attendance alone…

Render to Result: Australian Telco provider

Swipe to see how our 3D renders translate into a completed Melbourne workplace for this Australian telco provider. The finished workplace includes…

Welcome Gaby

We’re excited to welcome Senior Designer, Gabriella Chertkow, to our Sydney studio. With more than a decade of experience, Gaby brings a thoughtful and tailored approach to design…

Artist Spotlight: Jinga Walla

We’re spotlighting “Jinga Walla”, a commissioned artwork by Aunty Debbie Sandy, Tiara Thompson and Christopher McGregor-Sandy, for Toyota’s Crestmead Parts Centre on Yugara Country in QLD...

Spec Suite, Darling Park Tower 1

Our approach when designing for speculative suites focuses on getting the fundamentals right so future tenants can truly picture themselves in the space…

Welcome Shwetha

We’re excited to introduce Shwetha Prem who has joined us as a Senior Designer in our Sydney studio. With a user-centric approach, Shwetha understands that good design is not only beautiful but…

What’s Coming for the Future of Work for Banking

Banking is changing faster than most banks are designing for. The shift is not just in how services are delivered, but in what a bank actually is, what it asks of its people, and what a workplace now needs to support…

FUTURE OF WORK RESEARCH

The workplace still matters. But its purpose has changed.

Our Future of Work research in partnership with UNSW explores how expectations of the physical workplace have shifted between 2019 and 2025, and what the next generation wants from work.

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