Theo’s seemingly boundless energy is underscored by a thoughtfulness, with his passion centred on community and collaboration. While he started his career on private residential projects, he’s since moved into and found a love for designing complex bespoke buildings that speak to a community – ‘social living rooms’ as he calls them.
This passion for creating positive change is why Theo works more on the front end – the DA and concept side – as it’s here he feels he can make more long-term changes that impact the community and increase connectivity.
It’s little wonder that Theo and Turner have a long history, given that he encompasses the values of community and collaboration. His interactions with clients and his team are based on symbiosis, transparency and active listening. He enjoys listening to others’ ideas and his emphasis on strong leadership gives him the tools to get the best out of the team, internally and externally.
View some projects Theo Krallis has worked on
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.
A short distance from Epping train station, Beecroft Road is a mixed-use precinct that will be a catalyst for urban renewal in the area.
Positioned at the threshold to the parklands to the south and west, Willow delivers 323 apartments, as well as a podium lagoon pool, and flexible community spaces.
A precinct that will be a catalyst for rejuvenation, a case study for future development within Marrickville, and a driver for local business and employment.
The masterplan represents the next stage of the Wentworth Point urban renewal program, providing a vibrant mixed use precinct on the riverside site.
This commercial development responds to its heritage context, whilst playing a key role in the future development of Parramatta as an urban centre.
A conceptual design for a luxury resort and spa alongside a world-class golf course in the Hunter Valley.
