BILL MORRISON | Director
Bill is a founding director of Conybeare Morrison, an architect and urban designer with 40 years’ experience in the planning and development industry and a life-long commitment to innovative architectural and urban design solutions. Bill has successfully directed award-winning projects across the fields of architecture, urban design, master planning and infrastructure design, and has a broad national and international portfolio.
As company director, Bill provides business direction, strategic planning, design advice and senior management within the executive of his three related businesses: Conybeare Morrison, Street Furniture Australia and Context Landscape Design.
Opening hours are from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
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Protect Your Specification Value engineering can have a significant impact on the quality, durability, and safety of landscape projects. In this interactive webinar, industry leaders from Street Furniture Australia, Christie Barbecues, Eureka Landscapes, and AILA will unpack the practical and professional challenges posed by value engineering and explore ways to mitigate its effects. Through case studies and expert commentary, you’ll gain the knowledge and tools to write robust, defensible specifications, understand the role of manufacturers in supporting design outcomes, and navigate the delicate balance between cost constraints and long-term quality. This session will be presented by Glen Power, AILA Qld Chapter President; June Boxsell, Street Furniture Australia; Alex Christie, Christie Barbecues and Jason McGarry, Eureka Landscapes. Learning Outcomes What to Expect Who Should Attend? Landscape architects, specifiers, contractors, suppliers, and …
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