Georgia Brennan
Associate
Georgia is an Associate at ASPECT Studios in Sydney, where she is a strong advocate for social and cultural sustainability.
She has played a key role in some of ASPECT Studios’ most significant projects, including Quay Quarter Tower and Quay Quarter Lanes, Google’s Sydney campus expansion, the Australian Opal Centre, Metro West station precincts, the renewal of Circular Quay, and the Greenway project. Her experience on large-scale public works has given her a grounding in working collaboratively, and in sensitively managing the needs of community and government stakeholders.
Georgia’s approach to design is defined by a belief that public projects are uniquely positioned to nurture and promote the natural systems and social landscapes of our cities. Her work positions sustainability as the key to achieving intergenerational equity and ecological balance.
A graduate of the Master of Architecture program at the University of Sydney, Georgia accrued experience working in architecture before expanding her work into landscape architecture and urban design at ASPECT Studios. This shift was driven by her passion for public space, public architecture, public life, and her interest in the relationship between built form and public domain.
She has played a key role in some of ASPECT Studios’ most significant projects, including Quay Quarter Tower and Quay Quarter Lanes, Google’s Sydney campus expansion, the Australian Opal Centre, Metro West station precincts, the renewal of Circular Quay, and the Greenway project. Her experience on large-scale public works has given her a grounding in working collaboratively, and in sensitively managing the needs of community and government stakeholders.
Georgia’s approach to design is defined by a belief that public projects are uniquely positioned to nurture and promote the natural systems and social landscapes of our cities. Her work positions sustainability as the key to achieving intergenerational equity and ecological balance.
A graduate of the Master of Architecture program at the University of Sydney, Georgia accrued experience working in architecture before expanding her work into landscape architecture and urban design at ASPECT Studios. This shift was driven by her passion for public space, public architecture, public life, and her interest in the relationship between built form and public domain.
