Geoff has over 35 years experience in delivering university projects and university masterplans and in the provision of strategic advice to complex matrix managed clients. He has designed and delivered many well- known university buildings including the NIDA building at UNSW, the Sir John Clancy Auditorium and the Matthews Theatres at UNSW. He has written briefs and design managed many other well know building including ABC-TV NSW and Victoria, UNSW Scientia, the AFTRS, UNSW Law, Monash Law, UTS Science and the University of Sydney Business School.

Since 2000, he has specialised in delivering strategic advice, strategic plans and master plans for numerous universities including UTas, Flinders, La Trobe, UNSW, UNSW Asia, Murdoch, Curtin, UC, UTS and ANU. Geoff has worked with 34 out of the 39 universities in Australia and several overseas universities, including NUS, NTU and the Asian University for Women in Chittagong.

He has been the course coordinator and a lecturer in the Structures and Construction course for the Architecture Program at UNSW since 2001. As a result, Geoff is able to relate to the day-to-day concerns of academics in addition to understanding the concerns of students.

Geoff is a regular contributor on HE facilities topics to ‘The Australian’ and the ‘Financial Review’.

Geoff has had substantial experience in complex STEMM projects. These include the research buildings for AFFRIC at Deakin University, particularly the carbon fibre pilot line, the SET Review for UTas, the UTS and ANU Science Consolidation Projects, the Curtin Science Program and the Brief for the Australian Institute of Nanoscience at the University of Sydney.

He is currently delivering strategic analysis projects for UQ, Deakin and Griffith University.