Cameron Davies is a registered architect and urban designer with more than 30 years’ experience shaping cities, towns, and civic places across Queensland and beyond. His work spans strategic urban design through to the delivery of complex buildings, with a particular focus on projects that sit at the intersection of community, public realm, and long-term urban growth.
Since 1995, Cameron has led and directed significant greenfield, brownfield, and urban regeneration projects, bringing a holistic understanding of how buildings contribute to broader patterns of movement, landscape, and social life. His architectural experience includes education facilities, community and civic buildings, mixed-use developments, sustainable multi-residential housing, aged care, data centres, industrial buildings, and university precincts. This breadth of experience allows him to work fluently across scales, moving between strategic frameworks and the fine-grain resolution of built form.
Cameron is widely recognised for his expertise in master planning and structure planning for complex urban environments. He has played a leading role in award-winning projects such as the Woolloongabba Urban Development Area and the Southport Spit Master Plan, as well as post-disaster recovery work including the Grantham Master Plan following the 2011 Queensland floods. His work is characterised by a strong commitment to place-based outcomes, environmental responsibility, and the creation of legible, resilient public spaces.
A defining aspect of Cameron’s practice is his leadership in stakeholder engagement. He is one of Australia’s most experienced Enquiry by Design facilitators, regularly leading workshops that bring together government agencies, community groups, user representatives, and design teams. Through these collaborative processes, Cameron helps build shared understanding, test ideas in real time, and establish clear, collective direction for complex projects.
Cameron holds a Bachelor of Architecture and a Master of Built Environment (Urban Design), and is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects. He has held a number of professional leadership roles, including serving as an examiner for the Architectural Accreditation Council of Australia and contributing to urban design advocacy and governance bodies. Through both his professional work and academic research, Cameron maintains a deep interest in sustainable urban growth management and the long-term performance of cities and communities.
At Deicke Richards, Cameron provides strategic leadership across urban design and architecture projects, mentoring teams and guiding clients toward outcomes that balance design ambition with social, environmental, and economic value.
Registration
QLD Architect Registration Number 3001
NSW Architect Registration Number 6994
NT Architect Registration Number 1232
Qualifications
B Arch
M Blt Env (Urban Design)
