As a Graduate Heritage Consultant in the Built Environment team, Eunice assists in researching and assessing the impacts of proposed developments on our historic sites to guide planning decisions that shape our urban landscape.

She is always drawn to the "soul" of a building, the cultural values and layers of history that exist behind the physical fabric. For her, heritage is about more than just old walls; it’s about the vital connection between people and places.

Eunice is passionate about striving for cultural sustainability, ensuring that as our cities grow, we can still preserve the social identity and retain resilience. 

Eunice’s journey began in interior architecture, where she worked on design projects in Hong Kong and had a glimpse into the adaptive reuse of Declared Monuments. Seeing iconic sites demolished or stripped of their character for urban renewal left her with deep questions about how we value our built environment.

Coming from a place where cultural identity felt increasingly vulnerable, Eunice moved to Sydney to pursue a Master of Urbanism, specialisation in Heritage Conservation. Her goal is to bridge the gap between heritage and people, creating environments where the "new" exists in harmony with the "old," fostering communities that feel connected to their past while building a more inclusive and resilient future.