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Bettina Robinson,
Associate Director & Interior Design Leader

Master of Architecture, The University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Environments, The University of Melbourne
Registered Architect ARBV No. 19585

Bettina leads Fieldwork’s interiors team, bringing over 15 years of experience across residential, commercial, hospitality and hotel projects. Trained in architecture, her appreciation for materials and a sensitivity to spatial quality drew her to interiors – with a particular focus on how materials can hold value beyond their initial use, not just how a building looks on completion.

Collaboration is central to how she works: bringing together engaged teams around a shared commitment to create meaningful outcomes for clients, users and place.

Bettina co-leads the Fieldstudies committee.

Jacqueline Nguyen,
Architect

Master of Architecture, The University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Environments, The University of Melbourne
Registered Architect ARBV No. 800440

Jacqueline is a key member of Fieldwork’s interiors team, working across concept design through to documentation. With over a decade of experience spanning multi-residential and workplace, she brings an approach that’s sustainable, refined and people-centred.

Growing up in inner-city Melbourne in a multi-generational household gave her an early understanding of how shared spaces and neighbourhood systems shape daily life. It’s a thread that runs through her work – a commitment to projects that can offer better ways of living together.

Jacqueline sits on Fieldwork’s Fieldstudies

Stephanie Bott,
Senior Interior Designer

Masters of Architecture, University of Sheffield
Bachelor of Architecture, University of Nottingham

Stephanie works end-to-end across interior design projects at Fieldwork – from concept through to construction documentation – bringing an architectural background to every stage. She’s drawn to the detail work that defines how people experience a space: colour, texture, material junctions and the practical realities of how someone will live in an apartment.

Her approach to documentation has shifted over her career, where she now sees its importance as a communication tool – making sure everyone understands the design vision and intent.

Stephanie sits on the Sustainability Committee.

Frances McLennan-Bagley,
Senior Architectural Graduate

Bachelor of Design (Architecture), TUniversity of Technology Sydney
Diploma of Design and Visual Communications, University of Technology Sydney

Frances is approachable, organised and practical, with a clear and considered communication style that clients respond well to. She’s drawn to residential and community-focused projects where design has a direct, daily impact on how people live – favouring spaces that feel calm and well resolved over anything overdesigned.

Living through a major renovation of her family home as a teenager sparked her interest in architecture. The natural beauty of Sydney’s harbour and bushland shaped her appreciation for buildings that respond well to climate and landscape.