Repertoire
Architecture
Residential
Regina has worked on single residential new homes and renovations in regional Victoria. What she finds rewarding about these projects is realising a client’s aspiration into a tangible home. Many of her clients have had limited budgets so she has worked hard with them to massage out their initial briefs into something that serves their purpose and is attainable. Her design approach is to focus on the way a home is moved through for different activities and how to add moments of joy (for example, orchestrating the way light comes into a space at particular times of the day to create a special place for morning coffee or a moody atmosphere to wind down with a wine in the evening).
Installations
As an artist and architect, small urban, civic and community interventions are Regina’s dream project. They allow her to push ideas of space and play for the sake of exploring new ideas and possibilities.
Following her value that good design should be accessible to all, Regina had dedicated a large part of her career thus far to public projects because the opportunity they have given her to have an impact on the urban space. She has worked both as a designer and design manager for major rail projects in Victoria and Queensland; collaborating in large design teams; aligning needs of diverse stakeholders and performance requirements; solving complex technical issues delivering on budget. Projects she has worked on include: The Suburban Rail Loop Above Ground Architecture Design Guidelines | Hallam, UMA & Packenham stations as part of the Level Crossing Removal Project | Mont Albert Heritage Pedestrian Bridge | Clyde rail extension business case | Springfield Railway Station for QLD Rail.
Public Projects