Crest is proud to announce that we have received two Silver awards at the Sydney Design Awards 2026, both recognised in the Interior Design - Corporate category.
This recognition celebrates the creativity, collaboration and considered design behind two of our workplace projects.
Liberty, Sydney
Liberty had outgrown its existing workplace at Governor Phillip Tower. Working closely with design studio Hot Black, Crest set out to create a more connected environment that better supported its people and future growth. Spanning across Levels 37 and 38, the new workplace responds to the demands of hybrid working with increased capacity, improved team connectivity, and a greater mix of focus, meeting and collaboration spaces, creating a flexible and cohesive environment designed around the way Liberty works.
Liberty was awarded Silver in the Interior Design - Corporate category.
Plenti, Sydney
Plenti needed more than a new office. They needed a workplace that could support changing attendance, team connection and future growth. Crest created a flexible workplace that balances focus, collaboration and culture, with team neighbourhoods, quiet rooms, adaptable collaboration spaces, enhanced meeting technology and a town hall designed to bring people together.
Plenti was awarded Silver in the Interior Design - Corporate category.
We’re incredibly proud of both of these projects. While they are very different workplaces, they share a common focus on creating flexibility for the way people work today. This recognition is a real credit to the collaboration between our clients, design partners, suppliers, consultants and the Crest team.Daniel Greene, Project Director at Crest Interiors.
About the BETTER FUTURE Awards
The BETTER FUTURE Awards is a global awards program that spans the Sydney Design Awards and now extends to New York, London, Melbourne, Paris, Berlin, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Brisbane, GOV Design Awards, Design Innovation Awards and Australian Design Awards. It recognises courageous, diverse and excellent design across the world.
