Credentials & professional accountability

Accredited building design, with the right registered team for the work.

AusJu is led by Chunfu Cai, a BDAA Accredited Building Designer (Low Rise). Project responsibilities are matched to the building class, approval pathway and regulated design requirements before engagement.

Chunfu Cai of AusJu on an industrial project site

AusJu lead · Accredited Building Designer

Chunfu Cai

Chunfu leads client communication, building design, approval documentation and consultant coordination. His experience covers residential, commercial, industrial and complex approval work across Sydney.

BDAA accreditation
Low Rise · Accreditation No. 6662 · current to 16 March 2028
NSW trade licence
Kitchen, Bathroom & Laundry Renovator · Licence 465372C
Professional cover
Current Professional Indemnity Insurance held for the insured professional services
Practice role
Building design, DA / CDC / CC / BIC documentation and project coordination

Collaborating registered architect & design practitioner

Le Yu (Leroy)

Le Yu works with AusJu on suitable commissions. Any registered architect or Design Practitioner responsibility is confirmed in the written project scope; AusJu itself is not a registered architecture practice.

NSW Registered Architect
Registration No. 11536 · Practising / Active
NSW Design Practitioner
Registration DEP7561231
Project appointment
Role, regulated design discipline and declarations confirmed for each engagement

Professional scope

Clear scope before work begins

Titles and registrations are not treated as interchangeable. Each proposal identifies the service, responsible practitioner and external consultants required for the project. The KBL licence is limited to its stated renovation category and is not a general building licence.

Public information

Verification and privacy

Registration and licence details can be checked through the relevant NSW or professional registers. Certificates, insurance policy numbers and private documents are not published on this website.