We've received over 200 awards for our work globally.

We are proud to have received over 200 awards, including the prestigious international TOPOS prize, recognising our success in delivering a diverse array of projects for both private and public sector clients. Our work has been featured in numerous international journals and has earned accolades in several esteemed international design competitions. See our most recent awards below.

2024

A group of five people smiling inside a grand, fancy room with high ceilings and arched windows. The woman in the middle is holding a decorative pineapple, which seems to be an award. The setting appears festive and elegant, with a mix of wood paneling and ornate decor.
The Developer and Festival of Place, Pineapple for International Future Place – Harkness Memorial

2023

A person wearing a watch and rings holds open a large, glossy book on biourbanism, revealing detailed diagrams and text. One page has a graphic with a red arrow and various icons. The book rests on a smooth, white surface.

2022

A small, modern black house sits at the base of Gariwerd, surrounded by dense, green forest. The rugged terrain consists of bushes, trees, and rocky ground under a cloudy sky. The mountain towers in the background, creating a dramatic natural backdrop along the Grampians Peaks Trail.

2021

A park scene with people and dogs enjoying a grassy area at Castle Hill. Some are playing, while others relax on benches or walk along paved paths. Trees, steps, parked cars, and a green building are also visible. A woman pushes a stroller and another woman stands beside her at the showground.

2020

A nature reserve with people walking on a gravel path alongside wetlands. Birds are flying in the sky. Trees and greenery surround the area, with a modern building visible in the background near Lingang. Two people stand closer to the foreground observing the birds.
  • Architecture AU, Special Mention: AA Prize for Unbuilt Work – Lingang Bird Airport

2019

A bustling outdoor plaza with modern architecture, featuring a wooden roof extending over a glass-walled building that has received numerous awards. People of various ages are walking, sitting, and standing, some with children. Two large metallic sculptures and shaded seating areas enhance the space.
Maitland levee river link building
  • Creative Victoria & Good Design Australia, Victorian Premier’s Design Award – Moonee Ponds Creek Opportunities Plan
  • Australian Institute of Architects, National Architecture Award, Walter Burley Griffin Award Urban Design – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Australian Institute of Architects, National Architecture Award, National Award Public Architecture – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Architecture Media Pty Ltd, Australian Urban Design Award – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), National Landscape Architecture Award – Cooks to Cove GreenWay
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), National Award for Excellence – Moonee Ponds Creek Opportunities Plan
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), National Landscape Architecture Award – Former BP Site, Carradah Park
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), NSW Award of Excellence – Sydney Waterways Health Program
  • Australian Institute of Architects, Lloyd Rees Award for Urban Design – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Australian Institute of Architects, Sulman Medal for Public Architecture – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Australian Institute of Architects, NSW Architecture Medallion – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), NSW Award of Excellence – Cooks to Cove GreenWay
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), VIC Award for Parks and Open Space – Lewis Park Masterplan
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), VIC Award for Landscape Planning – Moonee Ponds Creek Opportunities Plan
  • Newcastle AIA Awards, Urban Design – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Newcastle AIA Awards, Newcastle Jury Prize – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • The Australian Institute of Architects, Victoria Architecture Award – Swan Street Bridge
  • The Australian Institute of Architects – Victoria Architecture Award – Frankston Station Design

2018

An illustration of two hands holding smartphones displaying apps related to city activity tracking. The background features a detailed City of London map marked with various pins and icons representing location, distance, activity, and other metrics, embodying the essence of Smarter Cities.
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), National Award, Small Projects – Valley Lake Lookout
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), VIC Award for Small projects – Valley Lake Lookout
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), VIC Award for Tourism – Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing
  • World Architecture News, Shortlisted for WAN Urban Challenge, Reclaiming the Streets – Smart Carpet
  • DJSER, China Real Estate Merit Award – The Calyx, Royal Botanic Gardens
  • City of London Corporation, Ideas for the City of London, Smart Infrastructure – Smart Carpet

Our Sectors

Modern outdoor pavilion with a transparent roof structure housing contemporary sculptures, surrounded by tall grasses and trees. A glass-walled building is visible on the left. A sculpture of a human figure stands in the foreground, while another in blue tones is positioned further behind. Sydney's skyline forms a distant backdrop.
Aerial view of Xiangmihu, a futuristic urban cityscape with a central strip of green parks, water bodies, and recreational spaces running through the densely packed grid of tall buildings and residential areas. The skyline features a prominent, sleek skyscraper.
Aerial view of the University of Sydney's expansive, modern building complex, surrounded by lush green trees and a residential neighborhood with uniform row houses. The business school within has interconnected structures with glass facades and rooftop solar panels. Streets frame the perimeter.
Aerial view of Parramatta Aquatic Centre with a background of the Parramatta skyline.
A small wooden cabin with large windows is situated in a remote, rocky landscape surrounded by tall trees and bushes along the Grampians Peaks Trail. The interior light illuminates the cabin's warm wooden panels, contrasting with the dusky blue sky and natural surroundings of Gariwerd.
A modern multi-story building with a unique stacked design stands next to the bustling harbor at Cockle Bay. Surrounding it are other tall buildings, the vibrant Cockle Bay Park with trees, well-lit walkways, and people strolling along a waterfront promenade.
Aerial view of a coastal fortress at Ballast Point Park, with stone walls extending into the water. The structure features multiple levels with trees and pathways. Visitors are dispersed throughout the grounds. The surrounding water is calm, and the sky is clear.
Aerial view of Spring Cove Manly, featuring a coastal residential area with modern houses and flat roofs. Below, clear blue waters with boats sailing and wooded areas are visible. In the distance, a cityscape with tall buildings under a slightly cloudy sky completes the serene scene.
An aerial view of a modern elevated railway station in an urban setting, illuminated at dusk. The station has two platforms with trains aligned on both sides. Surrounding it are numerous buildings, streets, a few cars in motion, and even a nearby reservoir. The sky is tinged with a purple hue.
The Drying Green is a modern park with palm trees and a small stream running through it. The park includes landscaped grass areas, a pavilion with people sitting at tables, and modern buildings in the background. The sky is clear and blue.

Arts + Culture
We have a distinguished portfolio in arts and culture projects, reflecting a commitment to enriching urban environments through design that celebrates cultural heritage and artistic expression. Our projects span public art installations, cultural pre ...

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Cities + Places
Our comprehensive approach to urban design and placemaking, transforms cities and places into sustainable, vibrant, and resilient environments. Our projects reflect a deep understanding of urban systems, cultural contexts, and ecological principles, ...

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Education + Research
McGregor Coxall excels in designing educational campuses that promote interactive learning and community engagement. Our projects feature flexible learning spaces, green infrastructure, and communal areas that encourage collaboration among students a ...

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Health + Wellbeing
McGregor Coxall designs therapeutic landscapes that promote physical and mental health. These spaces often include features like sensory gardens, green spaces, and quiet areas designed to provide restorative experiences and support overall wellbeing. ...

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Leisure + Tourism
We create unique destinations that offer immersive experiences for visitors. Our leisure and tourism projects feature parks, recreational facilities, and cultural spaces, providing a diverse range of activities and enhancing local communities. Sustai ...

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Mixed Use + Commercial
McGregor Coxall is a leader in the design and development of mixed-use and commercial projects, creating spaces that seamlessly blend residential, commercial, and public realms. Our approach focuses on sustainability, innovation, and community integr ...

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Parks + Play
With extensive experience in designing and delivering innovative parks and play spaces that cater to diverse communities and needs, McGregor Coxall’s portfolio includes a wide range of projects, from large-scale urban parks to neighbourhood pla ...

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Residential + Communities
We are deeply committed to designing residential and community projects that enhance liveability, foster social interaction, and promote sustainability. Our projects are characterised by resident first design, ecological sensitivity, and a strong foc ...

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Transport + Infrastructure
Renowned for our comprehensive expertise in transport and infrastructure projects, McGregor Coxall is contributing significantly to urban development through innovative design and sustainable practices. Our experience spans a wide range of projects, ...

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Water + Environment
Leaders in environmental design, we focus on sustainable solutions that enhance ecological health and resilience. Our projects integrate water-sensitive urban design (WSUD) principles and environmental sustainability to create landscapes that are bot ...

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Latest News

Benji Williams, a man in a navy suit and white shirt, stands with confidence in an alley adorned with vibrant murals and bustling with people. His glasses rest on his nose above a neatly trimmed beard. The narrow alley is lined with a brick wall on one side and artistic murals on the other.

McGregor Coxall Embraces Next Generation Leadership with Appointment of Benji Williams as CEO

February 6, 2025 General
McGregor Coxall is excited to announce Benji Williams’s appointment as CEO, marking a bold step toward future-focused leadership in the built environment design sector. This strategic appointment brings fresh energy and digital-native thinking to our mission of designing resilient cities, places, and environments through a Biourbanism-informed approach. Following a...
The GSK headquarters is a modern glass building showcasing curved architecture and reflective windows. Set within a landscape-driven masterplan, it stands proudly with its logo, while the clear sky and surrounding paved courtyard and trees offer a transformative view.

Landscape-Driven Masterplan to transform GSK Headquarters Site

December 21, 2024 New Project
We are thrilled to be working on the transformative landscape-driven masterplan for the landmark GSK Brentford site in West London. Working with Hadley Property Group, the 5.4ha former GSK headquarters will be redeveloped into a mixed-use neighbourhood that reconnects communities north of Great West Road with Brentford town centre,...
Aerial view of a circular complex featuring an outdoor swimming pool with yellow sunshades and lounge areas. Surrounded by lush greenery and parking spaces, the pool buzzes with swimmers and sunbathers, embodying the spirit of resilient cities teeming with life.

2024 Shaping vibrant, resilient cities, places and environments

December 19, 2024 General
We’d like to thank everyone for the continued opportunities to collaborate on projects across the world during 2024. From master planning new cities and regions to our appointment to the Legacy Development Corporation Framework for the London Olympic Park site, and the continued transformation of Bristol we’re creating impact at all scales. Our...
A group of people strolls through a grassy area on a bright day, immersed in nature. One person in a white shirt and blue cap gestures while talking, capturing the attention of others. Buildings and trees reflect biourbanism in the background under a vast blue sky.

Biourbanism: A Global Journey Reveals How Cities Are Evolving with Nature

December 13, 2024 Insights
By Adrian McGregor Over the past several months, I’ve had the privilege of traversing three continents, exploring how cities are adapting to our rapidly changing world. From the elegant streetscapes of Vienna to the vibrant urban centres of the Americas, I’ve witnessed firsthand both the challenges our cities face...

Living Infrastructure Article published in Landscape Institute Journal

December 6, 2024 Insights Publication
‘Living Infrastructure: A Digital Approach to Urban Ecosystems,’ an article co-authored by McGregor Coxall UK Founding Director, Michael Cowdy, and UK Biourbanism Lab Lead, Jorge Sainz de Aja Curbelo, has featured in the latest issue of the Landscape Institute Journal. The ‘Digital’ edition of the journal investigates how technologies...
Aerial view of the University of Sydney's expansive, modern building complex, surrounded by lush green trees and a residential neighborhood with uniform row houses. The business school within has interconnected structures with glass facades and rooftop solar panels. Streets frame the perimeter.

McGregor Coxall produces 5 interviews with leading global Innovation District directors

November 22, 2024 Insights
The Property Council of Australia NSW Division Precincts Committee launched a week of insightful events in November that focus on creating and managing vibrant innovation precincts. Registered attendees unlocked 5 interviews with leading Innovation District directors and leaders produced by McGregor Coxall with our partners at Lendlease & Woods...
A modern glass building with white supports stands elegantly in a lush garden at the Royal Botanic Gardens. People stroll nearby, and a golf cart glides along the path. Towering city skyscrapers, including a needle-like tower, rise majestically in the background under a cloudy sky.

Elevated leaders across McGregor Coxall’s global footprint

November 20, 2024 General
We are pleased to announce the promotions of several outstanding team members across our global business. These promotions reflect their commitment and dedication to our mission of creating sustainable and resilient cities, places, and environments. Jorge Sainz De Aja Curbelo – Associate Director, London Jorge’s work on significant projects...
A group of four people stand on stage at an awards ceremony. Three hold a framed certificate, proudly acknowledging the PIA Commendation. Behind them is a banner with the Planning Institute Australia logo, while a presentation slide showcasing the Inner West Blue-Green Grid Strategy award winner is projected above.

The Inner West Blue-Green Grid Strategy picks up PIA Commendation

November 15, 2024 Awards
McGregor Coxall is delighted to announce that the Inner West Council’s Blue-Green Grid Strategy has received a commendation at the Planning Institute of Australia NSW Awards. This forward-thinking project addresses the expected population growth and infrastructure challenges in the Inner West over the next 20 years. The strategy focuses...
The image captures the Parramatta Aquatic Centre, a feat of bold architecture, with colorful smoke effects in the background. Yellow umbrellas dot the pool area, and a clock and sign proudly display its name. Trees and a modern building enhance this venue that's truly the envy of the world.

Leader of the PAC – pool’s bold design the envy of the world

November 11, 2024 Awards Media
Parramatta Aquatic Centre (PAC) is the talk of the architectural world both globally and locally with the City’s iconic pool winning three prestigious awards in just three days last week. PAC claimed the title of Best Completed Building – Sport at the World Architecture Festival, fending off challenges from...