Debbie is a highly experienced Architectural and Urban Design Associate with over 20 years of practice across Australia, the United States, and the UK. Her career began in Australia as an Architect, specialising in the design and delivery of luxury residential projects.
Building on this foundation, Debbie advanced her expertise in London and New York, where she successfully led large-scale urban design initiatives, including masterplanning, zoning, strategic development, regeneration, and complex planning applications for mixed-use infrastructure projects.
As an Associate at JTP, Debbie plays a key role in shaping major urban design projects from concept through to planning application. Drawing on her extensive practical experience, she leads strategic placemaking for urban, brownfield and greenfield sites, with a strong focus on creating vibrant, sustainable and exemplary spaces within challenging frameworks.
Her recent work at JTP includes two major outline planning applications for the Southern Neighbourhood and Town Centre at Wychavon Town, Worcestershire Parkway, signifying the beginning of a phased delivery for the new community. She was also involved in developing masterplan framework and proposals for a new neighbourhood within destination parklands at Elton Reservoir. Debbie has also worked on the town centre regeneration for North Finchley developing a Phase 1 Outline Planning Application to transform the area into a thriving destination that integrates new housing, mixed-uses, and attractive public realm.
Elsewhere in her international portfolio, Debbie worked on Carquejinha Golf and Beach Resort on the southern coast of Boa Vista, part of the Cape Verde archipelago to reimagine the Tarafo Bay accommodation offer of luxury villas, townhouses and apartments.
Her extensive background delivering outline planning applications for large greenfield sites within environmentally sensitive contexts means she understands the rigour required to produce a masterplan that is both policy-compliant and publicly credible.