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Check out our latest project updates, read about our research on the Future of Work, and hear about the initiatives and communities we support.
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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…
Behind the Scenes: Transport for nsw
We’re excited to share a behind-the-scenes throwback to the construction phase of the now completed Transport Management Centre…
Welcome Kate
We are pleased to welcome Kate Price to the Sydney studio as an Associate. A detail-driven designer, Kate is focused on crafting design responses that help clients realise the full potential of their projects…
2019-2025 Future of Work Report
Our brand new UNSW x Davenport Campbell Insights Report, The Enduring Value of a Physical Workplace 2019–2025, is now officially live…
Parkline Workplace Hub, Sydney
Designed to support up to 4,000 employees, the new Parkline Workplace Hub, unites multiple NSW Government agencies under one roof, setting an exciting new standard…
National Mentoring Program
Davenport Campbell have been a committed member of the Property Council of Australia for many years, and mentoring is…
Insight: Beyond the office
Our Principal, Neill Johanson, has shared perspective on why the traditional people-place-process nexus in workplace design is shifting…
International Womens’ Day
This International Womens’ Day, we’re celebrating our long-standing partnership with NAWIC – a community that champions women…
International Womens’ Day
This International Womens’ Day, we’re celebrating the power of “give to gain”, where knowledge, support and encouragement are exchanged…
Insight: Culture & Community in the workplace
Sean Willcock, Director at Davenport Campbell, shares insight on the importance of culture and community in the workplace…
20 Years at DC: Dan Mathias
Dan Mathias joined Davenport Campbell in 2006, and has become an integral part of our team. Known for his depth of knowledge, clear thinking…
New Birthing centre in Far-west nepal
We're helping to build an accessible Birthing Centre for local people of rural Nepal, providing women with a safe, hygienic place to give birth closer to home…
Fire Management Training with Nepalese locals
Neill Johanson joins a group of Nepalese land management leaders to participate in a Fire Fellowship program hosted by the Australian Himalayan Foundation (AHF)…
Research
At Davenport Campbell we put people at the centre of the design process. It’s a shift in emphasis towards human behaviour: what people want to do at work and how they want to interact. And we rely on tested insights to eliminate the guess work.
Quality research, behavioural science and data all help to inform the way we design to craft the most effective spaces for people to work productively and be happy. This evidence-based approach provides the navigation we need to guide the design of exceptional workplaces that genuinely support human activity.
We’ve created and curated a collection of research studies that help us achieve our purpose: to make life better for people at work through beautiful, data driven, logical design.