Amiera Piscopo is a Graduate of Architecture at Carter Williamson. She joined the studio in 2016 while completing her studies at UTS and has since worked across residential and public projects from concept through to construction.
Her work includes the nationally awarded Denman Village Park Amenities, which she helped deliver from concept to completion, as well as design competitions for Pyrmont and Glebe Student Housing. Amiera brings a strong interest in accessibility, social equity and the history and story of place, using research to inform her design approach alongside a detailed understanding of construction and project delivery.
Her broader interests include affordable and social housing, designing with care for Country, and architecture’s role in creating more equitable spaces. Alongside practice, Amiera teaches architecture at UTS and Western Sydney University.