Tom Payne Email & Phone Number

Australia

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Tom is Partner and National Place Strategy Director at Hoyne. For over 30 years, Hoyne has been an industry-leading catalyst in placemaking, branding and property marketing, working across residential communities, mixed-use precincts, city-shaping urban renewal projects and every space in between.Leading the Place Strategy team, Tom's focus is on creating places that set new standards in design and experience; places that move people, culture and commerce forward in new ways.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

BAEN3001: Design Integration Lab: UrbanPLAN9045: Economics for the Built Environment

Sydney, Australia

Urban Planner and Place Strategist leading the Sydney Place team, and instrumental in progressing a strategic national agenda by developing new approaches to tackle complex projects. I played a lead role in winning and delivering a portfolio of high-profile Place projects as well as project managing master plans, planning proposals and public domain projects at a variety of scales.Highlight: Developed a Strategic Vision for Sydney Harbour's largest and most prominent Port, creating a place that integrates logistics and industry, as well as a new destination for people.

London + Sydney

Architectural Digest, Interwoven, Vox, Caro Communications and Neighbourhood Magazine (2014 - 2018): developed articles and online content on various topics from architecture to creative cities and public space design. Cityscape Digital / various (October 2018 - November 2018): architectural photography for planning submissions, daylight/sunlight and renders. Also shooting directly for architects and assisting on various fashion and entertainment shoots. WeLiveHere (Mar 2017 - Sep 2017): documentary photography and interviews capturing the images and stories of the remaining residents in Sydney's Waterloo Housing Estate. The work was used to support the ABC documentary There Goes Our Neighbourhood (2018). Vice Media (May 2015 - Jan 2017): creative content (writing, photography & film) on cities and architecture with the Vice Blogging Network. Bench (Sep 2015 - Jan 2016): co-produced a film series investigating the relationship between the physical fabric of cities and their music scenes. Filmed in Berlin, Manchester and Paris with renowned urbanists and musicians, and subsequently showcased by various media platforms. Tasks included: storyboarding, location scouting, identifying funding and interviewees, interviewing, in-front-of-camera, developing press releases, urban photography, and presenting at launch events.European Commission - Sustainable Cities Unit (May 2015): developed feature articles and produced a short web-based film on sustainable urban design in Vitoria Gasteiz. The intent was to showcase the success of the Sustainable Cities programme, and encourage other towns and cities to join. Forum for the Future (Aug 2013 - Mar 2014): researcher on Jonathon Porritt's book 'The World We Made: Alex McKay's Story From 2050' and assisted on various projects for the wider organisation. More information on some of these creative projects at www.tomoliverpayne.com

London, United Kingdom

Chartered (RTPI) Planner in Avison Young's Central London Planning, Development and Regeneration team. I worked with development, planning and portfolio managers, as well as a variety of property developers, house builders and investors to progress strategic sites and complex development proposals, from pre-purchase up to delivery. Project manager on major applications including: Camden Lock Market (LBC); Park Mansions (WCC); City Pride Tower (LBTH); East India Dock (LBTH); Mare Street Studios (LBH); Eurotraveller Hotel redevelopment (LBS) and One Portal Way (LBE).Highlight: Developed the strategic narrative and co-led the planning process for the redevelopment of one of London's most famous retail, tourism and cultural precincts, Camden Lock Market.

London, United Kingdom

Contractor to the Savills International Development Consultancy assisting in the development of a masterplan in South-East Asia.Highlight: Identified pull factors for international investors / visitors to a range of south-east Asian locations.

London, United Kingdom

Writing, photographing and editing features on urban planning and architecture for the Urban Times (now defunct). Highlight: Selected to travel to Nairobi, Kenya to write a series on new infrastructure in Africa's largest informal settlement, Kibera.

Sydney, Australia

Place making consultant delivering a range of projects including place making strategies, place brands and public domain masterplans.Highlight: Developed a Place Making Strategy to improve the experience of commuters between Murdoch University and the nearby railway station.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

GIS Analyst and lead for the Australian pedestrian mapping database.Highlight: Presented several ideas on product innovation at the Australian annual conference.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Research Assistant to Professor Bill Pritchard and his Urban Economic Geography team, primarily working on a project contracted with RIRDC to analyse land use changes across Australia. Also a tutorial assistant in Geography/GIS.Highlight: Developed a compelling narrative to summarise and communicate the findings from a two year-long, multi-faceted research project.

Master'S Degree, International Planning, Urban Planning And Urban Design, Distinction

Dissertation (First Class): “Policy mobility, planning culture and Cycle Superhighways: analysis of London and Copenhagen”. Comparative.

Short Courses (Multiple), Documentary Photography, Architectural Photography, Documentary Film, Writing + Graphic Design.

Highlight: Documentary photography project that captured the portraits and spaces of barge owners/tenants on London's Regents Canal.

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc) (Hons I), Urban Geography, First Class Honours

Activities and Societies: Golden Key International Honour SocietyThesis (First Class): "The Places in Economic Spaces: the Global.

High School Diploma, 95.8

Activities and Societies: Winner performance scholarship, school prefect, SRC 2001-2005