Allen Jack+Cottier was established in 1952 by John Allen and Russell C Jack. Today, it is owned and managed by six directors, all architects and all actively engaged in the practice. While architecture remains the firm’s primary focus, it also applies its rigorous design approach to a broad range of other projects.

Allen Jack+Cottier’s landmark architectural projects have changed the way people live and work, whilst also influencing how they think about design. These projects include town and commercial centres, residential developments, wineries, health care facilities, schools, universities, libraries, churches, cinemas, art galleries, car parks, hotels, spas and sporting venues in Australia and around the world.

Running deeply through their work is a passion for design that enriches the human experience. Allen Jack+Cottier believe that successful buildings should improve people’s lives and add quality to the communities they serve. This philosophy incorporates long term interest in environmental sustainability, conservation and urban design.

With offices in Sydney, Brisbane, Kuala Lumpur, Beijing and Shanghai, Allen Jack + Cottier currently employs 100 people, the majority of whom are based in Sydney.