Speakers

Known for her thoughtful integration of spatial narratives and human experience, Julia believes that successful design emerges at the intersection of functionality and emotional resonance. Her approach balances analytical precision with creative intuition, viewing each project as an opportunity to craft environments that both serve and inspire their inhabitants.

With a diverse portfolio spanning residential, commercial and hospitality sectors, Julia's work is characterised by her nuanced understanding of how people interact with built spaces and its ability to transform everyday environments into meaningful places. Her methodology embraces the dialogue between conceptual vision and practical execution, always considering how design choices influence behavior, foster connection, and enhance wellbeing.

Julia's professional expertise is exemplified by her contributions at Woods Bagot, where notable projects include The Minerva and Shell House.

Julia studied Interior Architecture at UNSW with specialised training in Interior Design from Politecnico di Milano. Through her Masters in Curating and Cultural Leadership, she further explored the nuances between art and culture and interior design and architecture to analyse how this intersection can impact the way we experience public space.