Dominika is a registered architect with over five years’ experience working on commercial and residential projects, including large scale independent living, multi-residential, mixed use, cultural and convention centres as well as education, office refurbishments and community and childcare centres.

Dominika holds a Bachelor and Master of Architecture degrees from Griffith University, both completed with a Distinction. She received an Academic Excellence Award for each year of her studies and was the recipient of the Cox Rayner Architectural Design Prize and Industry Affiliates Program Grant.

Dominika is passionate about fostering community through sustainable architecture and believes a true difference can be made in the way we live through climate responsive design, spatial configuration, and architectural articulation. She has a keen interest in architectural history, heritage, and adaptive reuse. This passion is manifested in her past engagement as an architectural history tutor & sessional lecturer at Griffith University as well as presenting her research into Queensland’s post-war housing at a SAHANZ conference followed by a consequent publication in the conference proceedings.