Trish Sunga
Australasia Press Office,Sydney
Sustainable development consultancy Arup continues to play a significant role in the vision of Australia’s property industry, including policy development and advocacy. Eleven Arup members have been appointed to Property Council of Australia 2023/24 Industry Committees.
The industry faces challenging conditions ahead, as borrowing costs rise and economic outlooks weaken. Arup’s influence through these roles will focus on bolstering industry resilience through a sustainability-centred approach.
Our members will serve on a range of national and state committees covering sectors such as cities, education, commercial office and social infrastructure, as well as sustainability, industrial and logistics, diversity, equity and inclusion and future directions.
National
Malcolm Smith, Australasian Cities Leader – Cities Roundtable
NSW
Cameron Dymond, Associate Principal, NSW Property Leader – Commercial Office and Cities Committee
Alexander Hespe, Associate – Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee
Enrico Zara, Decarbonisation Leader – Sustainability Committee
QLD
Dylan Smith, Associate Principal, QLD Property Business Leader – Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee
VIC
Nick Adams, Associate Principal – Social Infrastructure Committee
Finola Reid, Global Education Leader and Technical Services Leader Australasia – Education Committee
Kriston Symons, Principal, Markets and Clients VIC/Tas - Commercial Office Committee
WA
Felicity Komorowski, Markets and Clients Manager WA – Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee
Danya Mullins, Markets and Clients Lead WA – Industrial and Logistics Committee
Hannah Sutton, Sustainability Leader WA – Future Directions Committee
Arup continues to drive excellence and sustainable design outcomes across its portfolio of work in the property sector, including on Sydney’s Quay Quarter Tower, recently named winner of the World Building of the Year Award for 2022.