It's been three years since Nguluway DesignInc began, and we're proud to have made a huge impact through our projects, our culture, our people and events.

This month, UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture achieved the milestone of having 100,000 graduates. To celebrate, they connected with key alumni, including Nguluway DesignInc Director Craig Kerslake, to hear how they are making the world a better place.

As part of the VIVID Ideas 2023 program, Nguluway DesignInc Director Craig Kerslake spoke as part of a panel about ‘(Human) Nature in the City’.

As the Nguluway DesignInc and the DesignInc Sydney teams continue to grow, we are moving!

Discussions are happening far and wide about the proposed referendum enshrining a First Nations Voice to Parliament into the Constitution. At Nguluway DesignInc we wholeheartedly support a ‘YES’ vote in the referendum.

These First Nations firms are making waves in Australia’s design space.

Craig Kerslake was interviewed by Vogue Living Australia as one of Australia’s leading First Nations designers. He talks about his vision, what designing from Country means, and how it can be applied to the built environment.

Nguluway DesignInc Director Craig Kerslake is speaking at the 2023 Urban Greening symposium.

As part of VIVID Ideas 2023, Nguluway DesignInc Director Craig Kerslake is part of a panel of urban designers, artists and architects sharing the blueprint for cities that connect us. They will be talking about how cities can be better built around our human need for community and belonging.

Nguluway DesignInc Director Craig Kerslake discusses the connection with and responsibility for Country within First Nations cultures. He posits that looking after the people, nature and environment is a core part of First Nations—is a relationship of belonging and reciprocity where sustainability is assumed.

Nguluway DesignInc is thilled to share our feature in The Local Project.

In July 2022, two founding members of the Blak Hand Collective—Craig Kerslake (Nguluway DesignInc) and Jefa Greenaway (Greenaway Architects)—talked about their journey and vision on ABC Radio National’s Blueprint for Living program.

People are often asking about what it means to be a First Nations designer, and what designing from Country really means. Nguluway DesignInc Director, Craig Kerslake, has published a manifesto of his ideas around belonging to Country and designing from Country in the Architecture Bulletin.

Nguluway DesignInc is pleased to be part of the shortlisted Blakhand Collective led proposal for the Ngurra Cultural Precinct Competition in Canberra.

Being an Aboriginal architect, many ask as to how we can embrace the qualities of first Australians within education…

The NSW Government Architects Office is proposing sweeping changes to a range of the instruments of development assessment across NSW—the Design and Place SEPP.

First Australian voices within the built environment make designing for architects really simple. Complicated problems in urban design, architecture and interior design quickly turn into rich and meaningful outcomes, seemingly in the blink of an eye. Why so?