Join the Queensland Design Review Panel

We’re looking for up to 36 new members to join the Queensland Design Review Panel, starting mid-2026. Members will be appointed for a term of up to 3 years.

Nominations are now open and close midnight Monday 11 May 2026.

How to nominate

To nominate, you will need to provide via email:

  • a 1-page cover letter explaining why you are suitable
  • a 2-page resume demonstrating extensive knowledge and experience in 1 or more of the following fields:
    • architecture, landscape architecture, or urban design
    • design or master planning of significant stadiums and their environs
    • design and master planning of health or education facilities
    • land use, transport, or infrastructure planning
    • applied urban economics
    • planning or delivery of community infrastructure, particularly at a local government scale
    • construction or development industries
    • sustainability, heritage, conservation, ecology, natural resource, or environmental management

We will also consider if you:

  • have other knowledge and experience we consider appropriate
  • possess relevant skills and experience to provide independent expert advice.
  • Minimum of 15-years’ experience in your profession, preferably postregistration where applicable.
  • Experience in designing sports precincts and venues  will be highly regarded.
  • All prospective appointees will need to undergo a national criminal history check.
  • Preference will be given to professionals based in Queensland. Nominations from regional Queensland will be highly regarded.

Additional requirements

You can refer to the terms of reference for further information.

Submit your nomination via email to qld.gov.architect@hpw.qld.gov.au.

About us

The panel is chaired by Queensland Government Architect, Leah Lang. Leah is an experienced strategic design advisor and award-winning registered architect.

The panel:

  • helps state agencies and local governments get expert advice about best practice design and place-making to deliver better outcomes for Queensland communities
  • can provide advice in relation to major development and urban infrastructure projects on:
    • urban design
    • urban planning
    • commercial assessment
    • development economics
    • architecture
    • other built environment aspects.

Find out more about the panel.

We value diversity in our boards and committees and welcome professionals with different experiences and backgrounds from all parts of Queensland who can offer new perspectives.

In line with Queensland Government policy, 50% of all new board appointees to Queensland Government bodies (including the Queensland Urban Design and Places Panel) should be women.