Claire has the gift of bringing calm to fraught situations. This cool-headed demeanour belies a fierce intellect that shines in the fast-paced nature of her role and the field in general.
While she works across various typologies, commercial projects are her niche and it’s here that she can really feel the impact of her work transcend the envelope of the buildings. Claire herself is a keen collaborator, who takes pride in creating a community spirit with her team and stakeholders. This collaborative ethos is an undeniable benefit when designing office spaces, not just because it’s productive for the process, but because it helps guide the intent behind community-centred workspaces.
Claire finds the clean slate of new projects exciting, as it’s here that she can home into the background of a project, begin forging lasting relationships with the team, and harness the opportunity to change people’s day-to-day lives for the better. Architecture is more than buildings to Claire – it’s about creating spaces that are part of a bigger experience for people.
Awards
5 Murray Rose, UDIA NSW Awards for Excellence
Result: Winner
Year: 2013
5 Murray Rose, PCA Innovation and Excellence Awards
Result: Winner
Year: 2014
View some projects Claire Mallin has worked on
The design will feature an outdoor plaza, public marketplace and village green that will create a vibrant community and play a key role in revitalising the Parramatta Road corridor.
This commercial development responds to its heritage context, whilst playing a key role in the future development of Parramatta CBD.
Boronia Apartments are in the heart of Waterloo, providing affordable housing for residents on very low to moderate incomes in inner Sydney.
Offering a bespoke new way of doing business that leaves behind the big box commercial and embraces the outdoor workplace and connection to nature.
A multi-phase redevelopment of existing Housing New South Wales and Council lands to deliver a new park-side masterplan. Featuring private and social housing units, a network of new streets, a 'village square' and a library.
A public-domain-led masterplan, creating an activated, vibrant and pedestrian-focused place. The design will provide new parks, public domain, retail and services, and integrated social, affordable, and private housing.
A unique masterplanned community, driving Norwest's urban rejuvenation and promoting a connection between residents and nature.
A vibrant commercial precinct in Macquarie Park, with the underlying objective of connecting people with place.
