Educated in Australia and the UK, Graham has over 40 years of experience in master planning, architecture, interiors, landscape and heritage work. Graham has been executive director of a number of international design companies including his own private practice. His extensive management and industry skills have ensured the maintenance of a close relationship with clients to ensure projects of excellence.

With a strong belief in the integration of professionals, he leads a team of international consultants to provide cohesive design solutions in a wide range of project types.

Australian Landscape Architect and Project Manager providing extensive experience in designing and directing large time-critical projects in Australia, United Kingdom and South East Asia. Strong leadership and strategic planning skills committed to maintaining effective long term working partnerships across diverse cultures. Accomplished in troubleshooting projects that requires decisive guidance with dependable design outcomes.

Personalised and innovative skill base with a discerning aesthetic: Strategic Project Development, Resort Master Planning, Landscape Design, Urban Horticulture, Farm Management Planning, Ecological Restoration, and Sustainable Land / Water Management of Natural Environments.

Trained in both architecture and urban design, Stuart now practices full time as an urban designer in both the public and private sectors.   His international work extends from the UK to Australasia advising governments and developers on a large range of projects – including major city urban design strategies, waterfront developments, master plan proposals to improve tourism centres in under developed areas, and urban renewal designs.

Stuart assesses projects in a holistic manner – urban design balanced with tourism, eco and cultural sensitivity, and practical viability.   He brings together the team of specialist consultants in the integrated way that Ormsby Design Group considers all projects.

David Huxtable, the Director of LookEar, has worked in the natural and cultural heritage interpretation sector for more than thirty years throughout Australia and internationally.

Throughout this time, David has focused on developing inventive interpretation facilities that establish a clear structure between a site, it's significance, its stories and the people who visit it. This involves careful and imaginative interpretive planning and design, combined with an enthusiasm to foster new and innovative approaches.

David's skills in heritage interpretive planning and design include concept development and research, creating succinct and engaging interpretive presentations from complex material, utilising both tangible and intangible objects in interpretive exhibition design, and utilising all forms of media to present the interpretive stories.

David has extensive experience in communicating these ideas with key stakeholders and receiving their input, including several projects involving close consultation with local Aboriginal communities.

Desmond is one of Australia’s most highly respected interior and museum designers and design academics with an impressive portfolio of award-winning work across design disciplines and in many markets. With a focus on socially responsible design Desmond’s work has included projects in large-scale healthcare, prisons, commercial and heritage fields. A focus on museum and interpretive design was developed in the mid 1980’s and has become a major feature of current practice with projects around Australia and in a number of Asian cities.