Felicity’s diverse international and national project experience spans almost 20 years. She has worked predominantly across public, cultural, education and community sectors in a range of capacities on projects including the Sydney Opera House Western Foyer Upgrade and the New Scottish Parliament Building.

She is an advocate for positive civic, social, cultural and environmental outcomes. Her practice seeks to understand relevant contemporary issues, connect people with places and find joyful opportunities amongst constraints. Sustainability underpins all of her work.

The benefits of her professional experience in top-tier, design-focused architecture firms, government, significant public and community projects are now wrapped into the craft and attention of a small boutique firm. She is hands-on and directly involved for the life of your project.

Felicity is a recipient of the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) State Chapter Graduate Award, Bates Smart Graduate Award, the Walter and Dorothy Duncan Trust Grant, the Architect’s Board of South Australia Travelling Prize, Boral Building and Construction Award, AIA Chapter Prize B Arch 1, Ruth Gibson Memorial Prize and the Woods Bagot Scholarship for Academic and Design Excellence.