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I have a deep passion for design and the finer details that make a space truly special. My aim is to create beautiful and functional environments that enrich the lives of their users. I often draw inspiration from urban environments, reflecting on how we can enhance and innovate upon them.

David Ho

B.Arch(UQ), B.DesSt(UQ)

Senior Architect

David Ho holds a Bachelor of Design Studies and a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Queensland and has amassed over 20 years of experience as a Senior Architect. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with well-respected architectural firms in Australia, including BVN, Architectus, Woods Bagot and Cox Architecture, focusing on projects in education, commercial towers, and public buildings.

David’s expertise lies in façade design development, documentation, and delivery. Before joining Blight Rayner, he served as the Lead Façade Architect for a 39-floor commercial tower above Metro Gadigal Station in Sydney.

His significant contributions also include key roles in the design documentation and coordination of projects such as the New Bundaberg Hospital, New Shellharbour Hospital, 8 Phillip St Parramatta 66-floor Mixed-use tower, the Metro Waterloo Over-Station development, the University of Sydney Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, the Art Gallery of NSW’s Sydney Modern Project designed by SANAA, and 480 Queen St office tower in Brisbane.

David is proficient in multiple design and documentation technologies, including 3D modeling and BIM, Revit, AutoCAD, Enscape, Photoshop and InDesign. Since joining Blight Rayner Architecture in 2025, David’s projects have included the Senior Study Centre at St Aidan’s Anglican Girls School and 60 Queen Street office tower in the Brisbane CBD.