I am an architect with over 15 years of experience working on projects of various scales across education, health, leisure, commercial, and retail sectors. I have been fortunate to contribute to practices in Melbourne, Adelaide, and London, and throughout my journey, I have met many talented individuals and worked on some remarkable projects.

Yet, I have long felt there is a missing gap in my career. As someone deeply community-minded, I have wanted to use architecture as a force for positive change. I have come to recognise a significant lack of understanding within the architectural field about neurodiversity and how our built environments often overlook the needs of neurodiverse individuals during the design process.

Recently, I found an opportunity to pursue this passion through research - focused on how the built environment affects neurodiverse people, and how design can reduce triggers to foster more equitable, flexible, and inclusive spaces. I believe architecture must be partnered with research to truly prioritise people, going beyond mere lip service or box-ticking exercises.

This is the humble beginning of ArchiOmni—to collaborate with architects, project managers, and builders dedicated to creating architecture for all.