I wear two hats as architect and urban designer—I can think the big picture but also the technical detail of an architect
Setting a design direction with a strong narrative is just the project starting point for architect and urban designer, Megan Walker. She injects every project with her passion for city shaping that prioritises quality public space and transport infrastructure that is accessible, functional and engages the end user and the community.
A skilled communicator, Megan leads project teams and consultants with enthusiasm and energy that draws out the best of each team member. She is a problem solver with over 20 years of experience to draw on, including public infrastructure and project management experience gained in Australia, Hong Kong and The Netherlands.
Research continues to demonstrate that inclusion and diversity in the workplace benefits not only the internal culture, but also outcomes such as creativity, strategic thinking, productivity and profit. In other words it’s a win-win for teams, clients, projects and the business.
Our architecture is first and foremost about people, making places for shelter, healing, learning, working, travelling and enjoying.
For the last few years DesignInc Sydney has been on a journey to increase female representation across all levels within the company.
Transport infrastructure projects change lives. Yet they are complex to get right, requiring a balance of technical requirements with considerations such as heritage, accessibility, bushfire, landscape, urban and local community contexts.
Better and more connections, in a travel experience that is enjoyable and humanising, is the hallmark of great transport systems.
Byron Bay Transport Interchange received two Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) Awards 2022.
