Amiera’s work in architecture is grounded in social conscience and cultural memory. Having completed her studies at UTS while working with us, Amiera became a key member of the grassroots Save Our Sirius campaign to protect the landmark social housing block at Miller’s Point in Sydney. She is also part of the team developing Carter Williamson's Reconciliation Action Plan.

She is deeply interested in community-led, self-governed housing models and the politics of space in the city, along with adaptive reuse and built heritage preservation. Her unique perspective turns project constraints into design and detail opportunities.