Architectus acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live, work and learn.

We honour their unique cultural and spiritual relationships with the lands, waters, skies, and communities, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.

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Governance

Governance at Architectus centres on initiatives and policies that make a meaningful impact on people in our practice as well as the consultants and suppliers who work with us.

Architectus Studio, Brisbane

Support, development and wellbeing

Our Social Responsibility Policy sets the agenda for a range of people-focused initiatives including industry-leading paid parental leave, equal opportunity, and flexible work.

We also have programs focused on staff wellbeing and learning, including a sought-after graduate program and extensive work experience opportunities.

Our health and safety practices are consistently monitored to ensure everyone at Architectus has multiple avenues to raise concerns or suggest opportunities for improvement.

Architectus families at the State Library Victoria Vision 2020 photoshoot

Diversity and inclusion

We are a collective made up of people across a spectrum of ages, genders, and cultural backgrounds, and we each have a unique life story and career path that brought us to Architectus.

As a practice, we recognise the many ways a diverse make-up benefits our business, our clients, and our work.

Our Diversity and Inclusion Policy ratifies our commitment to achieving a broad, welcoming workforce, recognising the attributes that make a person unique, including their gender, race, religion, age, sexual orientation, disability, or other personal characteristic.

The policy outlines our strategies for increasing the attraction, retention, and progression of employees from diverse backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Principal Troy King working with Assemble Studio, designers and manufacturers of Australia’s first and only bamboo demountable partitions

Social procurement

Social procurement is embedded in our ESG Strategy, recognising that our work impacts not just our employees and clients but the wider community.

We’re committed to acting ethically and responsibly in all areas of our operations and to generating positive impacts for people and planet.

Find out more about our Governance work in our 2025 Impact Report.