Better outcomes for community start long before delivery. They start with who's in the room when decisions get made, how deeply Country and culture are woven into design, and whether organisations are genuinely in partnership with Aboriginal communities.

We see a future where organisations co-create instead of consult. Country and culture shape projects from the ground up. The people most affected lead the conversation, and cultural competency is business as usual.

Indigenuity Lab is an Aboriginal owned, female-led consulting company bridging that gap.

Our Story

Our Services

We partner with Traditional Owners and Custodians and work alongside government and private sectors on projects of all sizes. Our specialty is major infrastructure, and while scale varies, our commitment doesn't.

Connecting with Country

Country leads, design follows

Aboriginal Community Engagement

Amplifying voices, built on 20 years of practice

Strategic Advisory

From Country to the boardroom

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Testimonials

  • “Working with Kaylee Anderson and Indigenuity Lab on a major infrastructure project has been a transformative experience. Kaylee brings a profound passion for her work, paired with a voice to educate partners on the necessity of correct protocol. She is a tireless advocate for self-determination, consistently fighting to ensure that co-design is not merely a box-ticking exercise, but a genuine, meaningful process. Her guidance has been instrumental in ensuring our collaboration remains grounded in respect and cultural integrity. We are incredibly grateful for her leadership and her unwavering commitment to doing things the right way"

    — Jesse Gould, Director, Modus Forma

  • “We have worked closely with Kaylee this year to guide us through the TO engagement & Co-design process for a major re-development of our Wurundjeri based head office. Sitting where we do on the Birrarung, we knew the scale of the opportunity and equally understood the significance of this place. What Kaylee gave us was far sharper clarity on the correct ways to respectfully progress, teaching us on the way the importance, first and foremost, of the relationship with the Aunties and of building trust. Projects like this aren’t about a big corporate transacting culture, they are about giving and receiving of respect, and with respect we can share in wisdom. We still have a long way to go on this journey & I am so grateful we have Kaylee with us to do it”.

    — Duncan Sinclair, Design Director, ANZ

  • “GHD recently partnered with The Indigenuity Lab to collaborate with Wurrundjeri Woi-wurrung on a major state infrastructure project and identify Indigenous design opportunities that celebrate Wurundjeri culture. Engagement is often perceived as easy, but in reality, it demands the development of strong, reciprocal relationships. Kaylee’s attention to detail and the care taken to curate the design opportunities in ways that Elders and Aunties could understand, was the foundation for a positive and trusting relationship from the get go. Her authenticity, transparency and real advocacy for meaningful cultural expression led to a smooth endorsement process, leaving the client and Traditional Owners excited about the future built outcomes. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with the Indigenuity Lab”

    — Anissa Webb, Technical Director -Urban Design + UDPoD Team Lead, GHD