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"The interface with other design and engineering disciplines and achieving an integrated design outcome is always a unique process. It's also inspiring to see our younger staff bring their ideas and passion to the work. Our studios thrive on seeing how our work is translated into built environments and then how those environments continue to evolve over time."
Damian Schultz

Director

BLArch BArch GradDip Design Studies (Landscape),
University of Adelaide AILA RLA

TCL Adelaide

About

Damian is a Director at TCL’s Adelaide studio. He has been with the firm since 1997, in both its Melbourne and Adelaide offices, and has managed numerous projects that have received both state and national design awards.

Damian has high level technical skills and particular experience in designing activated shared streets, infrastructure and transport corridors, integrated environmental graphic design, water sensitive urban design (WSUD), wetlands, facility design in national parks and remote natural environments, retail and accommodation precincts, as well as facilitating community consultation processes.

Adelaide Botanic Gardens Wetland

Adelaide Botanic Gardens Wetland

Adelaide, South Australia
Adelaide Tram Shelter

Adelaide Tram Shelter

Adelaide, South Australia
National Museum of Qatar Playground

National Museum of Qatar Playground

Doha, Qatar
Northern Expressway

Northern Expressway

Adelaide, South Australia
Oaklands Park and Wetland

Oaklands Park and Wetland

Oaklands Park, South Australia
QUT Education Precinct & Pedestrian Spine

QUT Education Precinct & Pedestrian Spine

Brisbane, Queensland
Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve

Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve

Australian Capital Territory
Victoria Square, Tarntanyangga

Victoria Square, Tarntanyangga

Adelaide, South Australia
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