Lisa Dew
ARCHITECT | SPEAKER | THOUGHT LEADER
Past Projects in Collaboration
Turramurra House, AU
Design Architect
with Noxon Giffen Architects
A Home Designed to Evolve
This home was conceived as a flexible framework for a growing family balancing open living with private retreat spaces. A simple two-storey form terraces gently with the land, opening to a voluminous living area beneath Scribbly Gums. The upper level hosts guest and children’s rooms, leading to a secluded parent’s retreat with treetop views. A structured courtyard with kitchen garden offers intimacy and passive pool surveillance, contrasting the expansive bushland beyond.
Parkville Masterplan, AU
Design Architect
with Grimshaw Architects
Proposal for the Edge of Melbourne University
The masterplanning focuses on creating sustainable, connected, and adaptable urban environments.
It integrates land use, mobility, public space, and ecology to shape communities that are human-scaled, inclusive, and resilient to change. At its core, it aims to balance growth with liveability through thoughtful design and long-term vision.
Gardens by the Bay, SNG
"Cool Dry" Project Architect
with Wilkinson Eyre Architects
World Building of the Year 2012
Gardens by the Bay is a landmark project that blends cutting-edge environmental design with lush botanical spectacle. Designed with Wilkinson Eyre Architects, the award-winning conservatories: the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest use advanced climate engineering to create sustainable, immersive habitats. Set within a futuristic garden landscape, the project redefines the relationship between architecture, nature, and technology on a dramatic scale.
Savill Building, UK
Project Architect
with Glenn Howells Architects
Pavillion in the Park
The Savill Building is a celebrated example of sustainable, contemporary architecture set within the historic Savill Garden in Windsor Great Park. Designed with Howells Architects (formerly Glenn Howells Architects), the structure seamlessly integrates with the surrounding landscape through its sweeping, timber gridshell roof and natural material palette. Functioning as a visitor centre, the building provides an elegant gateway to the gardens, housing a restaurant, shop, and exhibition space.