Georgia Crawley
Associate
Sydney
Georgia is an award-winning experiential design leader with a foundation in industrial design and a distinctive ability to translate bold ideas into the built environment. Her multidisciplinary perspective brings together design, architecture, art, materiality and human experience to create environments that are both highly considered and impossible to ignore.
As Head of Experiential Design, Georgia challenges conventional thinking and leads her team to find bespoke, highly integrated solutions that push projects beyond the expected. She is driven by creating genuine points of difference - the unexpected details and memorable moments that give developments their identity and make them memorable.
Ambitious, curious and relentlessly solution-oriented, Georgia thrives on complex challenges and collaborative design. A strong advocate for meaningful cultural integration, she is experienced in working closely with local and Indigenous artists to embed authentic stories, perspectives and connections to Country within the built environment. For Georgia, this collaboration is not an embellishment, but an opportunity to create richer, more relevant and genuinely distinctive places.
Awards
Nepean Looking Glass - Sydney Design Awards
Result: Gold
Year: 2024
Nepean Looking Glass - AGDA Design Awards
Result: Merit
Year: 2024
Nepean Looking Glass - Sydney Design Awards
Result: Gold
Year: 2024
Nepean Looking Glass - AGDA Design Awards
Result: Merit
Year: 2024
View some projects Georgia Crawley has worked on
A serene interplay between architecture, nature and community, Waterstone reimagines apartment living in Sydney’s Lower North Shore
Reflecting the way creeks naturally weave through the landscape, adapting to obstacles and carving their own paths.
The fluid, ribbon-like form of Nepean Looking Glass public artwork, brings a droplet of the Nepean River into the lobby of the Pullman Sydney Penrith.
Coastal Threads invites viewers to experience an ever-changing journey through its interlocking curves, creating a natural pathway that unfolds with each step.
A serene interplay between architecture, nature and community, Waterstone reimagines apartment living in Sydney’s Lower North Shore
Translating architectural rhythm into a refined wayfinding language.
A coastal mixed-use project in Woolooware Bay, featuring premium residences above a vibrant retail, dining, and hospitality precinct. Bay Central completes the Woolooware Bay Town Centre masterplan.
A sculptural, mixed-use development in Roselands, Forma & Contra redefines Build to Rent living with 100 premium residences and vibrant retail activation.
A vibrant mixed-use urban village for residents of Marrickville to live, work, create and connect.
Seamlessly blending art, architecture, and culture, the artwork transforms the façade into a flowing tribute to sandstone, river, and Country.
The new civic heart for the emerging suburb of Melrose Park. Currently an isolated industrial precinct, the urban renewal project will create a fully mixed-use community with retail, residential and commercial spaces.
Designed to seamlessly integrate with the surrounding landscape, the artwork varies in height and placement, immersing viewers within the sculptural forms.
Inspired by the natural rhythms of nearby Cattai Creek, translating its movement and materiality into a cohesive placemaking experience...
