HANNAH CHARLTON

Hannah is a born and bred Queenslander. She brings to the team a love of construction and materiality, and her meticulous attention to detail on site is invaluable.  She is analytical and organised, and enjoys working closely with builders and consultants to achieve the best possible built outcome.

Hannah’s Australian and international work experience spans the luxury residential, heritage renovation, and public infrastructure fields, including multiple award-winning projects. Hannah has worked in leading firms in Brisbane, Sydney and Cape Town.

Hannah is skilled at synthesising the overarching vision of a project with the fine grain resolution of detail. Her comprehensive knowledge of the regulations and systems that govern construction and building approval make her an asset in every stage of complex and challenging projects.

Hannah is a qualified yoga instructor and loves skiing. She is passionate about travelling to adventurous places to scour local markets for rare design objects.

Registered Architect no. 5752 Qld
Master of Architecture, Sydney University
Bachelor of Architecture, University of Queensland

CRAIG HAYMAN

Craig grew up in Africa, where he lived and worked in wilderness areas before his career in architecture. He has an enduring connection to the natural world, and a special interest in the delicate relationship between landscape and the built form.

He has led the design and delivery of several off-grid luxury hotels in Botswana and Zimbabwe, and brings to the team a thorough knowledge of sustainability best practice in design, technology and construction. Craig has more than fifteen years of architectural experience between Sydney, Cape Town and southern Queensland.

Craig has been the recipient of several architectural awards and scholarships, including the Helen Gardner Travel Scholarship, which facilitates overseas travel for architectural research. For this award, Craig traveled to South America, where he focused primarily on subtropical modernism and the works of Oscar Niemeyer and Roberto Burle Marx.  Exploration of critical regionalism and the contemporary interpretation of vernacular architecture continue to inform his design philosophy.

Outside of architecture, Craig enjoys art, photography, rugby, and bush walking. Craig teaches Design Studio at Griffith University and History of Architecture at Bond University.

Registered Architect no. 5989 Qld
Master of Architectural Science (Sustainable Design + Building Services double major), Sydney University
Bachelor of Architecture, University of Cape Town
Bachelor of Architectural Studies, University of Cape Town
Fellow of the Centre for Sustainability Leadership