Grand Designs Australia Issue 11.6 - Cypress
With only a small footprint, a four-level coastal family
home was created by employing vertical architecture
home was created by employing vertical architecture
A sample of my work
Forbes Asia 30U30 2023: JAM the label
Occupational therapists Clegg and Rogers cofounded adaptive clothing label JAM the label in 2019 to create fashionable clothing for people with disabilities. The inclusive brand uses magnetic fasteners, stretchy materials and tagless designs for comfort and accessibility. Unlike store-bought clothes which have to be oversized to wear, or inclusive designs which tend to be unattractive and "hypermedicalized," JAM offers brightly colored and youthful designs that cater to those with physical, intellectual and sensory disabilities. JAM is sold online (on its own site and other retail platforms) and ships worldwide. To educate the community about disability, they hold free information sessions and produce videos for their website, including one on "How to create an accessible photoshoot."
Grand Designs Australia Issue 11.6 - Robinsons Run
After bushfires swept across their property, these
homeowners re-envisioned the future, building on its story while weaving memories into the new structure
homeowners re-envisioned the future, building on its story while weaving memories into the new structure
Forbes Asia 30U30 2022: WithJean
Founded in 2017 by best friends Titilas and Lorking-Tanner, With Jéan is a women’s fashion label catering to Gen-Z customers. Sold exclusively online and shipped globally in biodegradable packaging, With Jéan’s youthful apparels enjoy a cult following among 456,000 Instagramers and its new styles often sell out in minutes.
Seen on celebrities including Bella Hadid, Jenna Dewan and Emily Ratajkowski, its designs have been featured in fashion publications including Vogue and Hyperbae.
Seen on celebrities including Bella Hadid, Jenna Dewan and Emily Ratajkowski, its designs have been featured in fashion publications including Vogue and Hyperbae.
Forbes Asia Power Businesswoman 2021: Nadiah Wan
Wan holds two CEO titles at her company. She’s group
CEO and executive director of TMC Life Sciences, a role
she took in 2019. She is also CEO of its flagship Thomson
Hospital Kota Damansara, a position that she’s held since
2017. Wan introduced a Covid-19 task force at the hospital and launched a mobile app, providing remote end-to-end patient care from appointments, screening and assessments to rehab services and medication delivery.
CEO and executive director of TMC Life Sciences, a role
she took in 2019. She is also CEO of its flagship Thomson
Hospital Kota Damansara, a position that she’s held since
2017. Wan introduced a Covid-19 task force at the hospital and launched a mobile app, providing remote end-to-end patient care from appointments, screening and assessments to rehab services and medication delivery.
Article for The Expat Magazine
Together with Kate Sarginson, founder of a women's community in Kuala Lumpur called On The Rise, I crafted an article to be published in The Expat Magazine. The article discusses Kate, her brand and the amazing impact she is having in the women's community of KL.
Fearless Female Asia
Fearless Female aims to create a women-only network that serves as an empowerment source in South East Asia, harnessing the power of digital media. Our short-term goal is to fuel ideas, support, and build businesses & skills, while creating a women media platform in Malaysia.
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