We believe
design is for everyone.
Leaders in future city shaping and design.
TURNER is a multi-award-winning design studio specialising in architecture, urban design, interiors and experiential design, with offices in Sydney and London.
As Cityshaping Alchemists, we bring the magic to shape places for people – creating living, working and leisure spaces that energise communities.
The TURNER methodology.
We thrive on solving complicated problems to better shape how people live.
We utilise a robust methodology to uncover the particulars of each project, to thoroughly interrogate the brief, and to understand the aspirations and processes required for the project to come into realisation.
We understand the importance of a project’s context – including the social, cultural, economic, and environmental influences, and integrate our urban design expertise into every aspect of our work.
We believe in pushing boundaries and continuously seeking innovative solutions. By combining our passion for design excellence with our understanding of human needs, we create magical design outcomes for spaces and places.
We bring the magic to shape places for people.
At TURNER, our goal is to create ‘optimistic spaces’ – spaces that are thoughtfully designed and promote a positive future.
We believe that design is for everyone, and people are at the heart of everything we do.
We design projects that have socio-economic, health and environmental benefits for communities.
Our projects greatly influence the way people live and experience, and we embrace this extraordinary responsibility to create environments that foster a sense of community and connection.
A collection of 21 exquisitely crafted residences. The design honours the beauty of Wollongong’s coastline and its proximity to the mountains.
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.
Cosmopolitan is a parkside mixed use precinct in Parramatta's CBD - a destination and home to live, retreat and connect.
This commercial development responds to its heritage context, whilst playing a key role in the future development of Parramatta CBD.
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.
A new metropolitan centre that is planned around the Western Sydney Aerotropolis metro station. The masterplan is underpinned by a landscape-led and place-based approach to a new city.
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.
An urban oasis for over 70s, where wellbeing comes first and connection is woven into the fabric of the community.
This mid-rise residential development in Queensland takes cues from the beachside locale with soft and flowing forms and a coastal palette of colours and materials.
Penrith's first five-star hotel, which adjoins Western Sydney Conference Centre, features premium suites, a wellness centre, and a restaurant and bar.
A new state-of-the-art entertainment destination, featuring a world-class conference centre, Warami community centre and Pullman Penrith, Western Sydney's first five-star hotel.
Part of a wider masterplan for this strategic site, Lot 4 is a build to rent project, providing approximately 360 apartments with high-level amenities and services.
An activated mixed use precinct in Castle Hill featuring residential, retail, commercial and open communal spaces for current and future communities.
A mixed use precinct with modern residences, exciting retail, open green spaces and close proximity to Sydney metro and world-class public transport.
Adressing an urgent need for social housing in Liverpool - Bigge Street delivers high quality and cost-effective design simultaneously.
A next generation urban housing project that positively contributes to the transformation of Kensington, and the maturing of Anzac Parade.
This extension to an existing home in Kangaroo Valley is designed to balance the fundamentals of sustainable design with the amenities and comforts of modern living.
TURNER in the news
Architecture&Design: Timberyards set to deliver one of Sydney’s best neighbourhoods
Urban.com: Approval for Falcon & Alexander, Crows Nest new apartment development
The Urban Developer: $1.5bn NSW BtR Project, Marrickville Timberyards
The Hotel Conversation: How public art elevates hotel & hospitality design
The Urban Developer: Deicorp Files 1185-Unit Plans for Five Dock
Architecture&Design: Buyers want high-amenity living
ArchitectureAU: Sydney industrial area to be revamped following design excellence competition
ADR: Doing your best work – why design culture matters
IndesignLive: Turning heads in the ever-evolving Parramatta CBD
Architecture&Design: Inside the architecturally designed Bradfield masterplan
Architecture&Design: Luxury hotel design from the ground up
Architecture&Design: TURNER collaborating with emerging Kungarakan artist
ArchitectureAU: Western Sydney’s Bradfield City Centre masterplan released
Australian Design Review: EXD adds value for architects in the education sector
IndesignLive: TURNER’s award-winning worker housing
Architecture&Design: Social housing celebrated at NSW Prizes and Honours Awards
Australian Design Review: TURNER to design Wentworth Point Sanctuary development
Indesign Live: The Penrith precinct setting a new benchmark for Western Sydney
Sydney Morning Herald: There’s a secret behind this $28m Sydney apartment block...
Australian Design Review: TURNER makes affordable housing aspirational
Habitus Living: An architect painstakingly rebuilds after the Black Summer fires
Australian Design Review: TURNER introduces progressive paid parental leave
