Saba Adil Malik is an urban policy planner working at the Department of Housing and Urban Development in South Australia. She is also a seasonal Assessor at TAFE for the Diploma of Planning. With a background in architecture, her interdisciplinary practice spans urban analytics, policy planning, and visual storytelling, focusing on the relationship between space, memory, and equity.

She earned her Bachelor of Architecture from NUST, where her thesis *Into the Woods* explored narrative-driven design. Her photography and videography have been featured in international festivals and recognized by the Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest.

Malik is a member of the South Australian Emerging Planners Committee (Planning Institute of Australia) and curates *Tales of April*, a platform documenting everyday emotional landscapes, story telling and engaging with spatial experiences.