Growing up surrounded by architects and creatives, the art of making things feels like it comes instinctually, yet it's not the family ties that motivates Susannah. It's the power we hold to challenge the everyday, to bring life, joy and new perspectives to ordinary situations. She hopes that through sharing our voice we can break down archaic systems towards more exploratory spatial possibilities that can positively impact our planet.

Susannah is an architectural graduate at BVN in Sydney where she co-champion's the Early Career's Group and Creative Culture Group. She is a former peer mentor at UTS and SONA representative for Bond University where she completed her Master of Architecture in 2022.

Susannah is interested in the interrelationship between education and architecture – in all its facets. Her thesis project "Lifelong Learning – an integrated education model for urban communities" examined the way educational institutions in our rapidly densifying cities can be spatially arranged to foster new ways of connecting with each other and our natural environment.

She is a recipient of the QIA Memorial Medallion and the QLD Board of Architects Prize.