Conybeare Morrison boasts a legacy of influential city-shaping projects, stemming from its inception in 1980 by Darrel Conybeare and Bill Morrison. Pioneering urban design at a time when the concept was novel, the studio gained recognition for its transformative work, notably the Circular Quay revitalisation project ahead of the Australian Bicentenary.
Over the years, the practice has reimagined numerous iconic public spaces in Sydney, including Darling Harbour, Luna Park and Macquarie Street. Beyond Australia, Conybeare Morrison has left its mark internationally with projects spanning the UK, India and Asia, including masterplans for entire satellite cities in Vietnam and China.
Today, building upon this esteemed legacy, the team continues to excel in infrastructure, transport, conservation and mixed-use developments, crafting remarkable environments worldwide.