Major project delivery experience and tenacity complement Ruth's industry and award acknowledged design ability.
Ruth's 19 years of experience in Australasia and Europe across a wide range of commercial and institutional client groups is a significant advantage to clients embarking on a new project or simply wondering where to begin. Clients involved in projects large and small benefit from Ruth's experience in a variety of project delivery methods, including Design and Construct and Private Public Partnerships. Her extensive industry involvement includes membership of the Architectus design group, the RAIA Large Practice Forum, and the Building Commission's Building Regulations Advisory Committee. She was winner of the 2003 National Association of Women in Construction Award for Design.
Ruth is known for her ability to manage large and complex projects, such as the Melbourne Airport Terminal Expansion, and co-ordinate multidisciplinary teams. Client relationships are an integral part of Ruth's role, and design communication is a major part of this.
Ruth has delivered many large scale projects including the Australian Synchrotron. She has designed significant projects, such as St Michael's Grammar Junior School and the Qantas Flight Training Centre. Ruth has extensive experience in the design and construction of facilities housing highly technical equipment requiring stringent performance specifications.
Projects
- Australian Synchrotron, Clayton, Victoria
- Melbourne Airport T2 Expansion GATES, Tullamarine, Victoria, Australia
- Monash Centre for Electron Microscopy, Clayton, Victoria, Australia
- Qantas Flight Training Centre, Melbourne, Essendon, Victoria, Austalia
- St Michael’s Grammar Allan Pizzey Building, Melbourne, Australia
- Monash Victorian College of Pharmacy, Melbourne
- Coles Myer Supply Chain Transformation
