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Service: Masterplanning

Kelley Mackay,
Director

Bachelor of Architecture (Hons), The University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Planning & Design (Hons), The University of Melbourne
Registered Architect ARBV No. 16227

Kelley is a Project Director and Fieldwork’s education sector lead, with strength in masterplanning, spatial strategy and design development. She is known for her ability to carry a clear vision from concept through every stage, ensuring that the integrity of the original idea is maintained as the project evolves.

With over two decades of experience, she brings a depth of knowledge across housing, cultural, and education projects, alongside a strong interest in urban design and shaping connected communities. Kelley is deeply committed to sustainability and to creating places that have a positive social and environmental impact. She is attuned to how buildings feel, believing that well-designed spaces can heal, unite and inspire. Living and working in Shanghai early in her career sparked a lasting fascination with density and urban life that continues to shape her thinking today.

Kelley leads the Learning and Development and Sustainability Committees.

Selected Projects
Saltwater P-9 College, Point Cook
467-473 Neerim Road, Murrumbeena
Great Design Fast Track

Quino Holland,
Director

Bachelor of Planning and Design (Hons), The University of Melbourne
Master of Architecture and Urban Design (Hons), The University of Melbourne & Danish Academy of Arts
Registered Architect ARBV No. 16719
Registered Architect APBSA No. s4177

Quino co-founded Fieldwork with a clear intent: to build a practice that does genuinely good work and treats the people doing it well. With over 25 years in practice, he leads design across the studio, bringing a holistic understanding of architecture that extends from concept through to the financial and development realities that shape what gets built.  

It’s an understanding that was sharpened through co-founding Assemble with Ben – a community-focused development group – and Assemble Papers, a publication about the culture of living closer together. Raised in Peru, Quino maintains a deep connection to the country, including pro bono work there. He leads our Fieldstudies and Country-Centred Design committees 

Selected Projects
Centre for Higher Education Studies (CHES), South Yarra
65-75 Dover Street, Cremorne | Sixty-five Dover
Collingwood Yards
395 Albert Street, Brunswick | LIV Albert

Hannah Jonasson,
Director

Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Design (Hons), University of Canberra
Bachelor of Architecture (Hons), The University of Melbourne
Registered Architect ARBV No. 17739

Hannah is an experienced project director with end-to-end capability across all stages, from early concept through to delivery on site. Her strength is in seeing the bigger picture while plotting out every step needed to get there – managing multiple projects across different phases simultaneously, and keeping teams focused without losing sight of the design intent.

With over 20 years of experience, she is interested in the phenomenology of space and looks to embed a sympathetic response to place and context, integrating opportunities for neighbourhood connection, biophilic principles and biodiversity. For Hannah, good design requires a shared collaborative vision combined with clear communication and rigorous execution.

Hannah leads the Country-Centred Design and Project Management committees.

Briony Massie,
Associate Director

Bachelor of Design (Architecture), University of Newcastle
Master of Architecture, The University of Melbourne
Registered Architect ARBV No. 18373

Briony is an experienced project lead who works across all stages – from advisory to concept and construction. Briony is collaborative in her approach, managing project teams and stakeholders with clear communication to ensure quality outcomes.

She’s drawn to the problem-solving side of architecture, and the shift in tools and thinking each phase demands. Briony is passionate about well-designed apartment living and the idea that density, done well, is a genuinely positive experience. That conviction is reinforced by living in one of Fieldwork’s early apartment buildings on Roseneath Street – a constant feedback loop on how design performs in real life.

Briony leads our mentoring programme within the Learning and Development committee, as well as project management as part of the Systems committee. Briony is also on the Australian Institute of Architects’ Victorian Chapter Housing Committee.

Selected Projects
122 Roseneath Street, Clifton Hill
395 Albert Street, Brunswick | LIV Albert
38 Albermarle Street, Kensington
342-348 Victoria Street, Brunswick

Tim Brooks,
Associate Director

Bachelor of Architectural Studies, The University of Melbourne
Master of Architecture (Hons), RMIT University
Registered Architect ARBV No. 18687

Tim is an experienced project lead with end-to-end capability – from feasibility through to handover – and the broad knowledge base that comes from having run projects at every stage. He works closely with builders and clients to ensure design integrity carries through to completion, particularly during construction.

Tim is drawn to education projects and the opportunity to shape environments for learning that build a genuine sense of belonging. That commitment to education extends beyond the studio, where he teaches and guest critiques at RMIT and the University of Melbourne.

Tim co-leads the Fieldstudies Committee.

Selected Projects
Centre for Higher Education Studies (CHES), South Yarra
Saltwater P-9 College, Point Cook
Seaford Primary School
Collingwood Yards
1-11 Gordon Street, Cremorne | Encore

Stephanie McNamara,
Associate Director

Bachelor of Architectural Design (Hons), RMIT University
Master of Architecture (Hons), RMIT University
Registered Architect ARBV No. 19264

Stephanie is a design-focused project lead who excels at the front end – strategy, feasibility, concept design and design development. She’s known for taking a complex brief and quickly distilling what actually matters, mapping out a project’s narrative and priorities before the detail takes over.  

Her experience spans a wide range of typologies, including projects with a strong focus on public amenity. Stephanie’s approach is built from the inside out: materials and the way they come together drive the design, rather than form with materiality as an afterthought.  

She leads the Country-Centred Design Committee and sits on the Fieldstudies Committee. 

Selected Projects
119a-121 Lygon Street, Brunswick East
903-921 Bourke Street, Waterloo | Danks St District
Great Design Fast Track

Vlad Doudakliev,
Associate Director

Bachelor of Architectural Studies, University of South Australia
Master of Architecture, University of South Australia
Green Star Accredited Professional
PassivHaus Certified
Registered Architect ARBV No. 19540
Registered Architect APBSA No. 4189

Vlad is a technically rigorous architect and clear communicator who leads Fieldwork’s Adelaide studio. His strength is in the problem-solving side of architecture – the tetris of bringing together complex functional programme and building elements, alongside the fine-grain detail work that determines how a building performs. He brings a particular expertise in high-performance buildings, including Passivhaus and Green Star.

He’s pragmatic about the gap between aspiration and delivery – balancing progressive architecture with constructability and commercial reality and working with builders from this perspective.

Vlad leads the Quality Assurance Working Group, and is a member of the Systems Management and BIM Committees.

Selected Projects
18 Gibson Street, Bowden | Flowe
Collingwood Yards
395 Albert Street, Brunswick | LIV Albert
Seaford Primary School
65-75 Dover Street, Cremorne | Sixty-five Dover

Tom Marshall,
Associate

Bachelor of Design (Architecture), Newcastle University
Master of Architecture (Hons I), Newcastle University
Registered Architect ARBV No. 19608

Tom is an all-rounder and project lead with end-to-end experience across multi-residential, education, commercial and mixed-use projects. His approach is transparent and collaborative – adapting the design process to suit a client’s needs. His direct and problem-solving outlook ensures that a project’s design intent stays on track.

Tom is drawn to city-making: the relationship between uses and people, and the public interfaces that make a project work. Outside the studio, he’s an avid rower and is currently president of the Architects’ Union.

Tom co-leads the Learning and Development Committee.

Selected Projects
395 Albert Street, Brunswick | LIV Albert
342-348 Victoria Street, Brunswick
Designing Better Medium Density Housing in Victoria

Ripley Callahan,
Senior Urban Designer

Bachelor of Design (Architecture), The University of Melbourne

Ripley leads Fieldwork’s advisory work, developing place-based strategies and parameters for the design of buildings and public places. With a strong instinct for macro-scale thinking, he brings a critical lens to a wide range of urban design and planning challenges, drawing on rigorous research and analysis to translate complexity into clear strategic direction. 

Ripley is passionate about shaping inclusive, equitable, vibrant, and healthy cities and places, and public value at the centre of his work. A semester in the Netherlands during his undergraduate degree inspired his direction in urban design, and the Dutch approach to holistic city-building still informs his thinking.

Ripley is part of Fieldwork’s Country Centred Design committee. 

Jane DuBois,
Senior Project Architect

Bachelor of Architecture (First Class Honours)
Registered Architect APBSA No. 3095

Jane is a registered architect with over 18 years of experience across multi-residential, public, commercial, heritage and education projects. She works across all phases – from inception through to completion – and brings a particular sensitivity to how buildings respond to their built and social context. Jane has extensive experience across adaptive reuse projects.

Jane is an active member of the Parlour Collective, deepening her knowledge of designing with Country, equity and community engagement. She’s drawn to architecture driven by culture, sustainability and connection. Outside of practice, she paints, gardens and follows live music.

Jane is on the Learning and Development committee.

Jay Mammino,
Project Architect

Masters of Architecture, Deakin University
Registered Architect, ARBV No. 800448

Jay is a meticulous, thorough all-rounder who works across all phases of a project – from feasibility and town planning through to design development, tender and construction. He’s people-focused above all else: he believes good projects come from good teams, and that keeping people front and centre, whether stakeholders or end users, leads to better design outcomes.

Growing up in Geelong gave him an early appreciation for a slower pace of life connected to the coast. Jay is a self-described Japanophile, with a deep interest in Japanese culture, travel and design.

Bridget Buxton,
Senior Architectural Graduate

Master of Architecture, Victoria University, Wellington NZ

Bridget is straightforward and easy-going, with a clear communication style and a relaxed, get-it-done approach that keeps projects moving. She has worked across urban design, masterplanning and sustainable multi-residential housing projects. Bridget is drawn to work that starts with deep site research, and brings in elements of co-design, so the people who’ll use a place can help shape it.

Good design, for Bridget, has integrity: it expresses its surrounding context and responds to the people it’s intended for. A university exchange in Vancouver, Canada, reinforced Bridget’s love of nature and regenerative design, which feeds into her love of rock climbing, running and hiking.

Artem Alshakov,
Architectural Graduate

Bachelor of Design (Architecture), The University of Melbourne
Master of Architecture, The University of Melbourne

Artem brings meticulous attention to detail to his work, with a careful, methodical approach to checking and refining a design, particularly in the delivery stages. He’s drawn to seeing a project through from start to finish, watching small ideas build into something larger over time.

Over the years, he’s come to appreciate just how many people and disciplines it takes to deliver a project well – the depth of thought that goes into even the smallest decisions, across consultants and industries most people never see. Outside the studio, Artem collects records and plays in a band.