Oasis at Vivid Sydney 2018, a field of coloured lights reflected in the Royal Botanic Garden ponds

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Ideas.People.Places.

Bringing engineering, design and project delivery together—with people at the heart.

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The thread through the work

A shared starting point

Different places.
Different possibilities.
Always people.

A light installation can make room for remembrance. A street can change how we experience a city. A landscape can hold care. An airport can connect us with the wider world.

The thread through my work is a curiosity about people: who a project is for, what they need, and what it can make possible.

To remember / Oasis

To belong / Public spaces

To care / Landscape

Western Sydney Airport terminal, January 2025

To connect / Aviation

Creative thinking. Considered decisions. Ideas made real.

Next chapter Oasis

The real Oasis installation at Vivid Sydney, with lights and reflections across the water

01 / Light, memory & connection

A place
to remember.

Oasis · Vivid Sydney · 2018

Oasis · Vivid Sydney archive

Oasis

Design can connect,
educate and empower.

Oasis was a light and sound installation created for Vivid Sydney in 2018. Across the Royal Botanic Garden’s Twin Ponds, 600 lights remembered the Forgotten Australians—people who grew up in institutional and other forms of care.

A twenty-minute sequence of light and music moved through loneliness, fear and childhood play towards a calmer close. The swaying lights returned upright, expressing fragility and resilience.

Listen to the Oasis soundtrack ↗

Next chapter Public spaces

Pedestrians enjoying the completed George Street South boulevard in Sydney

02 / Public spaces

More room
for everyday life.

City of Sydney · 2021–2023

George Street South · Abril Felman / City of Sydney

City transformation

A street is also
a shared experience.

Public spaces hold the ordinary moments of a city: walking to work, meeting a friend, finding a place to pause. How a project is delivered matters to the people who use that place every day.

Next chapter Allambe

The Outlook memorial area at Allambe Memorial Park

03 / Landscape & place

Care for a place.
And its people.

Allambe Memorial Park · Nerang · 2018–2020

Allambe Memorial Park · Allambe / InvoCare

Allambe Memorial Park

The work beneath
a lasting landscape.

A memorial park carries a particular responsibility. Construction must make space for its future while respecting the families, visitors and staff who rely on it in the present.

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Western Sydney International Airport terminal, photographed in January 2025

04 / Aviation infrastructure

Connection depends
on care.

Western Sydney International Airport · 2023–2024

Western Sydney Airport, January 2025 · Photo: BulbazaurREX

Aviation rescue fire fighting

Behind every journey,
people ready to respond.

An airport connects people with family, work and opportunity. That connection depends on infrastructure that helps keep passengers, crews and the people working at the airport safe.

Aviation rescue fire fighting facilities give emergency crews a base to operate from and a place to train. Their readiness depends on the station, training ground and supporting infrastructure working together.

Next chapter Meet Gunjit

Hello, I’m Gunjit.

Curious by nature.
Thoughtful in practice.

Civil engineering and architecture shaped my foundation. Today, I bring design thinking and project delivery together, from early ideas through to the work on the ground.

I care about who a project is for, what they need, and what it can make possible. Always learning. Always ready for a conversation.

A practice that keeps growing

2017–2023

Indus Engineering

Allambe Memorial Park, City of Sydney public domain projects on secondment, and Port Macquarie residential design.

2018 / Independent collaboration

Oasis · Vivid Sydney

Creating a shared experience through light and sound with James Feng, Minh Au and the wider team.

2023–2024

Gripfast Consulting
Airservices Australia

Western Sydney Airport’s rescue fire fighting facility, hot fire training ground and supporting infrastructure.

Today

Turner & Townsend
Airservices Australia

Continuing to specialise in aviation infrastructure project management.

Next chapter Contact

The next conversation

Ideas worth
talking about.

I’m curious about how places shape our lives, and how design can help people feel connected and cared for. If that’s something you think about too, I’d love to hear your perspective.

gunjit@gunjitkaur.com Find me on LinkedIn

Ideas.People.Places.

Different places.
Different possibilities.
Always people.