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Peter Rudledge

Graphic Designer + Associate Director

Peter has over 15 years experience working as a graphic designer in the built environment sector, he enjoys working with other talented creative professionals and believes design can drive change to enrich lives when put to practical use. It was this outlook that attracted him to Arkhefield over five years ago and he has lived this value in the projects he has led and contributed to since joining the practice.

Peter’s has indepth experience in wayfinding strategy and design and some of his most notable work can be seen on the Brisbane International Cruise Terminal, Student One on Wharf Street and Fortitude Valley Music Hall; as well as his award-winning multilingual pedestrian wayfinding system for Brisbane City Council.

Peter has recently been working with the Queensland Government on the Shared Service Delivery Environment - Social Housing workshops. This involved taking a human centred design approach to develop illustrated customer journey maps that focussed on addressing homelessness and social housing issues in Brisbane.

He has been responsible for developing numerous design guidelines for Brisbane City Council, Toowoomba Regional Council and Gold Coast City Council. Most recently delivering the Design-led City Traditional Housing: Alterations and Extensions Design Guide for the Brisbane City Council.

Peter has a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the Sunshine Coast University and has lectured in Wayfinding design at Griffith University. When he isn’t at Arkhefield he is an illustrator and enjoys photography and surfing.

Contact

peter.r@arkhefield.com.au

Expertise

Graphic Design
Wayfinding
Illustration
Branding

Qualifications

Bachelor of Arts - Graphic Design + Communication,
Sunshine Coast University.

recent projects

Brisbane International Cruise Terminal

Arkhefield in collaboration with Arup creates a design for the new Brisbane International Cruise Terminal that is focused on the efficient movement of passengers from kerbside to ship, with an emphasis on positive customer experiences during both embarkation and disembarkation.

Student One on Wharf Street

The Student One on Wharf Street tower is one of three in the heart of the Brisbane CBD which offer premium student accommodation geared for learning. Capturing 753 rooms over 40 levels the design responds to the brief for a tower that was safe and secure, compact, robust, fun and collaborative.

Social Housing Design Guidelines Toolkit - Indicative Floor Plans

The Indicative Floor Plans are a tool developed by Arkhefield for the Queensland Government - Housing Partnerships Office (HPO), Department of Communities, Housing and Digital Economy to form part of their Social Housing Design Guidelines Toolkit.

Traditional Housing: Alterations and Extensions Design Guide

Arkhefield in collaboration with Brisbane City Council, John Gaskell Planning and Conrad Gargett prepared The Traditional Housing: Alterations and Extensions Design Guide. A collaborative project which aims to protect Brisbane's unique homes as well as ensuring best practice design that complements the character of the city.

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