Ken McBryde

Architecture Design Director · Gensler · company speakers →

<p style="text-align: center;"><strong><a class="ck-button-one" href="https://www.sydneybuildexpo.com/25-tickets" target="_blank" title="https://www.sydneybuildexpo.com/25-tickets">JOIN MY SESSION - REGISTER YOUR FREE TICKETS TODAY</a></strong></p> <p>Ken McBryde&nbsp;is Gensler&rsquo;s head of architecture in Australia and New Zealand, where he also assists in the architecture portfolio in the Asia Pacific and Middle East regions.</p> <p>Ken&rsquo;s design approach is rooted in his innate understanding of construction methodology and innovative materials. His expertise in Design for Manufacture, Assembly &amp; Disassembly (DFMAD) / Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), passive environmental design, and mass timber is not just theoretical-he actively contributes to research projects and serves on design competition juries, solidifying his position as a thought leader.</p> <p>Ken is a multi-award-winning architect and the recipient of five Good Design Awards and has been closely involved in two Sir John Sulman Award-winning projects.</p> <p>Ken's architectural prowess extends beyond borders, with extensive international experience in diverse projects. His expertise in Mixed-Use &amp; Retail Centres, including Transit Oriented Design, is a testament to his versatility. Additionally, his proficiency in Building Repositioning / Retrofit / Adaptive Re-use showcases his adaptability in various architectural contexts.</p> <p>As a thought leader in Modern Methods of Construction (DFMAD / Prefab / Modular), sustainable design, and mass timber, Ken is regularly called upon to speak at conferences, contribute to research projects, and participate in design competition juries.</p> <p>In 2013, Ken founded the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) in NSW, is on the Australian Board, the Sydney Committee, and is the Country Representative. Ken has lectured and/or tutored at USYD, UoN, UNSW, UTS, UoQ, UTS &amp; UTAS.</p> <p>Ken was appointed Adjunct Professor o

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