Emma Healy (she/her) has over 15 years professional experience in architectural practice across a variety of typologies and scales from housing, healthcare, institutional, education and community led projects. She recently founded Landings Studio; a multidisciplinary design practice that utilises the co-founders background in horticulture and architecture to create regenerative housing and community developments for the mutual benefit of people and the environment. In 2019 Emma was awarded the Queensland Emerging Architect Prize from the Australian Institute of Architects in recognition of her design skills and community contributions. She has also worked as a project manager for Architects Without Frontiers on the Cakaudrove Womens’ Resource Centre in Fiji which was awarded an international Good Design Award and exhibited at the Venice Biennale. She collaborates with Loata Ho on the feminist research practice WomenBuild and is a past Associate of Parlour.