Harrison is a Graduate Landscape Architect who is passionate about the role of ecological design working alongside Traditional Owners in developing the urban fabric of the future. He is interested in community driven projects, where he volunteers, and has a broad educational background from architecture to landscaping. He is a member of the Vic AILA Environment Committee and is enthusiastic about site specificity and endemic species to drive decision-making and design.

Maria is an Architecture Graduate with four years of experience in landscape-driven projects with the Urban Ecology and Design Lab at the University of Melbourne.  Her research has focused on the Darebin and Merri tributaries, exploring water-sensitive urban design, biodiversity and habitat support. These projects delve into the material and political legacies of site and its interconnections with the larger living river system, advocating for changes that support ethics of landscape practice on sensitive ecosystems.

Gina is a MNAL registered architect (National Association of Norwegian Architects) whose work focuses on public space strategy, urban resilience, and climate adaptation, driven by community-led and culturally informed design. As part of the Bower Studio team at the University of Melbourne, Gina contributes to projects that integrate Indigenous knowledge and promote social and environmental sustainability.