HDR has opened a new Melbourne workplace, bringing together its architecture, engineering and transportation teams in one central location to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration and deliver integrated solutions for clients. Situated on Level 41 in the city’s central business district, the space offers panoramic views and is designed to support HDR’s growth in Victoria’s infrastructure and design sectors.
The move marks a strategic investment as HDR strengthens its commitment to Melbourne as a hub for design, infrastructure and innovation.
“This move marks a significant milestone for HDR in Melbourne,” said Clive Baker, Director of Planning and Design, Transport at HDR. “After three years of laying a strong foundation, we’re ready to accelerate our growth and deepen our presence in this dynamic city. Co-locating our architecture and engineering teams is not only breaking down traditional silos between disciplines but already transforming HDR’s project delivery across Melbourne.”
“Our new Melbourne office embodies HDR’s design philosophy – creating spaces that inspire creativity, enable integrated thinking and support meaningful design dialogue,” said Alison Potter, HDR’s newly appointed Design Principal.
Kevin Miller, Director of Tech, Media, Telecom and Data at HDR, said the investment demonstrates a long-term commitment to the sector.
Architecture Managing Principal Huai Lim added: “By working side by side, we can make a lasting impact, reinforcing our commitment to sustainable growth and confidence in our people, our projects and the Victorian market.”
