Greg Durrell

Greg Durrell is a Canadian designer and filmmaker born in 1983 in Toronto, Ontario.1 He is the co-founder and partner of Hulse & Durrell, a Vancouver-based design studio that develops brands, products, and films for purpose-driven organizations.12

Durrell's career in design began at age 16 when he started designing websites. In 2001, he worked full-time as a designer/art director at War Child Canada.1 His career took a significant turn in 2007 when he joined the design team for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.1

After the 2010 Olympics, Durrell partnered with Ben Hulse to form Hulse & Durrell. The firm has worked on notable projects such as:

1. Rebranding the Canadian Olympic Team in 201112
2. Developing brands for various national and international sports organizations1
3. Creating design initiatives for the International Olympic Committee3

In addition to his design work, Durrell directed the feature-length documentary "Design Canada" in 2018, which explores the history of Canadian design.13 He has also led the rebranding of Mountain Equipment Company, a Canadian outdoor retailer, in 2021.1

Durrell is known for his deep expertise in Canada's design history and his commitment to creating impactful, enduring brands.23 When not working, he enjoys spending time with his daughter in the Pacific Northwest.1