Office & Workplace at GHD Australia

Clean and modern fit-out. There is a large kitchen and meals area. A balcony is also accessible. Very central in the city and can be accessed by all main transports.

Great space, open and dress code is relaxed but at the same time formal enough for us to look good to clients

Some offices look amazing. Others are not as lavish. The dress code is smart.

Location is excellent! Internal office space is outdated and not inspiring and there is no place to sit and have lunch. However the offices are in the process of be refurbished so in a years time they should be much better.

Currently undergoing a refit over 2 years, I'm sure it will be spectacular once finished. The location is the best in the industry in Melbourne, but the dress code is a little too corporate for my liking. Similar companies encourage more comfortable and practical clothes, while still giving the flexibility to wear what you should be wearing. For example, I'd obviously dress nicer when clients are around, but if I'm just typing away for 8 hours, I'd rather do it in chinos and a polo top than trousers, dress shoes and a business shirt. Also it is always 1 or 2 degrees too warm in our office, but there's too many people that can't generate their own body heat or know how to wear a jumper.

beautiful, clean, right next to a train station! the dress code is smart casual - business with casual fridays which tend to be very casual.

Fairly standard office space. Some offices have storage facilities below the office. The Sydney city office storage is in Artarmon. Business shoes, chinos and polo shirts are acceptable for some staff members although we're encouraged to wear business pants and shirts. Only management wear suits and ties daily. Casual Friday attire includes t shirts, jeans and sneakers as a minimum.

Being improved currently

The Melbourne office is nice and undergoing a re-fit. Facilities are good, and there are showers which provide free towels in the building which is handy, although I don't have much storage space. On Monday - Thursday I wear a shirt (can be checked or plain) tucked into smart chino pants. You can wear suit pants/slacks as well. During winter you can wear a nice knitted jumper or wear a winter jacket without judgement. Fridays are casual, t shirts are fine, but shorts don't seem to be okay, not even nice shorts.

Good. Smart casual

Professional and attractive workplace. Semi-formal dress code with casual dress Friday.

Smart-casual dress. Collared shirt and chino's or dress pants for men. Casual Fridays. Office location and features are very modern and spacious

Fantastic location in the heart of Melbourne above QV shopping centre. Office fit out is dated, but we are getting a refurbishment next year!

Great location and facilities. Casual dress.

Fairly new building, good facilities. Dress code is a relaxed business casual - polos and nice jeans often OK.

Located in the CBD, great access to shops and transport services

I don't feel boxed in or cramped at my desk, and I like the amount of indoor plants in the office. The dress code is great the way it is, business attire with an acceptance of the GHD polos.

Open plan office space, over a number of floors within the city. Well maintained building. Close to public transport. There are bike storage and shower facilities, and 'heart stairs' that can be used as a healthy alternative to reach all floors. The dress code is generally business professional, however there is some flexibility - particularly on a Friday.

The offices could be nicer, but we are due for a fit out or a more soon. The location is good though.

Multi-level city towers, dress code varies from formal to business casual