View a selection of our project, studio and media updates

AWP brings together the LGBTQI+ design community in the built environment - to challenge the status quo and celebrate our industry's diversity, including walking in the 2023 and 2024 Sydney Mardi Gras Parade.

Inspiring hospitality design outcomes that benefit both guests and operators.

Our RAP represents the practice’s collective commitment towards reconciliation, and seeks to embed a deeper understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritages and cultures within the built environment industry.

Experiential Design is the thoughtful design of a person's experience within a space.

Stephen and Dan discuss how design shapes the quality of life for affordable housing residents, as seen in award-winning projects Blackwattle and Bigge Street.

A contribution by Stephen Cox and Dan Szwaj to the Australian Institute of Architect's latest Bulletin exploring the key design principles for designing successful social and affordable housing.

Australian Design Review interviewed Aniss Adler on the value of Experiential Design in the Education Sector.

Bigge Street social housing has received two Australian Institute of Architects NSW awards - Premier's Prize & Award for Residential Architecture - Multiple Housing.

James McCarthy shares the top four ways to design desirable build-to-rent developments. The sector has garnered plenty of attention amongst the media and the development industry in recent years for a number of reasons, including, its promise of steady long-term gains for investors.

As practitioners of space-making and the built environment working on Country, we are committed to our reconciliation journey.

We are proud to introduce our new policy, offering up to 18 weeks of parental leave, including super, depending on years of service, to any parent, regardless of gender.

7 Questions with Karl May – UDIA Distinguished Service Award Winner and Managing Director at TURNER.

Turner has won a design competition for Deicorp’s new $560m mixed-use development in Parramatta.

Thoughtfully designing a person’s experience within a space can elicit feelings and memories. TURNER Experiential showcases various projects – from wayfinding and place branding, through to public art.

Meridian creates housing for essential workers at significantly reduced rents, allowing them to live close to their place of employment.

Turner has announced a slew of appointments, including the addition of a new Director and two Associate Directors.

Nick Turner was able to save his house during the devastating Black Summer fires in 2020, but he lost the garden he had worked on for years.

Our Black book showcases a selection of our most visionary projects, from urban design and architecture to interiors and experiential design.