In today's episode, we delve into Helen's perspective on the vibrant and diverse exhibits that caught her attention, spotlighting the strong representation from government entities and a variety of industries. With a background in architecture that spans Australia, Europe, Asia, and America, where she practiced for over a decade, Helen returned to Sydney in 2019. She noted significant progress in public transportation connectivity and a trend towards integrated developments that blend residential, commercial, and recreational spaces in pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods.

Helen placed particular emphasis on Sydney's urban metamorphosis, especially the integration of third spaces in transit centers such as Victoria Cross and Central Station. These initiatives create a lively and adaptable environment for residents, workers, and visitors, positioning Sydney as a trailblazer in contemporary urban planning.

At COX Architecture, Helen's firm is renowned for its contributions to civic projects, spanning sports stadiums and museums, alongside recent ventures into sectors like healthcare, education, and meticulously designed precincts such as Macquarie Park. From high-end commercial interiors to affordable housing solutions, their work reflects a commitment to innovative and inclusive urban development.