Janene brings a depth of knowledge and experience to Turner, as well as an innate passion for sustainability and innovative design. Her interest in the environment is evident in all that she does, whether it's deciphering carbon footprints with the Turner Research Panel, or stand-up paddleboarding on the weekend. It is the inspiration for her work, from choosing natural materials to evaluating a site’s environmental context.
Having worked at Turner for over a decade, Janene has taken the opportunity to work across a variety of typologies, including residential, aged care, mixed-use, and civic projects. She is a valuable source of knowledge at any phase of the project; however, construction documentation is particularly rewarding to her – being able to see projects finally come to life.
Janene approaches her work in a thoughtful and calm manner, ensuring that her projects and relations with clients and consultants, run smoothly and efficiently. Her ultimate goal is to satisfy clients, produce exceptional architecture, and share her knowledge to motivate and build strong teams.
View some projects Janene Fowlstone has worked on
The Timberyards is set to transform a Marrickville industrial precinct into a mixed-use build to rent, affordable housing and co-living precinct.
A vibrant mixed-use urban village for residents of Marrickville to live, work, create and connect.
At the eastern gateway to Hurstville, MESA is designed to be a landmark with a green heart. The mixed use precinct will deliver residential, retail, commercial and hospitality.
In the heart of Parramatta, this proposal brings together workplace, a luxury hotel and retail components.
A new state-of-the-art entertainment destination, featuring a world-class conference centre, Warami community centre and Pullman Penrith, Western Sydney's first five-star hotel.
