Tiffany is the current National EmAGN President and an Associate at Architecture AND, where she leads significant projects with an interest in sustainability.

In her role as EmAGN President, she represents approximately 4500 members on National Council and the National Education Committee at the Australian Institute of Architects. She oversees nine committees and over 120 committee members across Australia. EmAGN seeks to advocate for, support, and represent emerging architects and graduates within 15 years of graduation, as part of the Institute of Architects.

Tiffany’s design excellence is acknowledged through several architectural prizes, including the 2023 Dulux Study Tour and Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship. She was also nominated for the NSW Architects Medallion and was awarded 2nd Prize for the 2016 ATW International Tapestry Design Prize for Architects. At the University of Sydney she was awarded the Ruskin Rowe Prize for Architecture, Bluescope Lysaght Prize for Architectural Design, and Sunlord Perpetual Prize.

She has contributed to several juries for design competitions, research grants and professional prizes. She currently sits on the Grants Assessment Panel for the Alastair Swayn Foundation, with the aim of promoting Australian architecture and design to the public.

In 2021 she co-curated ‘Emergence’, an exhibition celebrating decades of Byera Hadley architectural research projects with over thirty-five exhibitors. The exhibition continued to run during COVID with an online digital twin and online public program featuring 20 speakers, after an in-person opening that saw hundreds of people get together.

Tiffany has taught architectural design studios at the University of Sydney and University of Technology, Sydney, and regularly attends presentations as a guest critic. She has also contributed to the Architecture Bulletin as part of the Editorial Committee.

Tiffany is Sydney-based and acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. She pays her respects to Elders past, present, and emerging, and their continued connection to Country.