Jet specialises in creating distinctive projects that respond meaningfully to their context, with particular expertise in mid-century modern architecture, residential, and tourism.

Jet's deep engagement with Australian modernist architecture has been instrumental in heritage restoration and adaptive reuse projects. His portfolio includes work on projects by renowned Adelaide architect John Chappel, as well as heritage projects by Robin Boyd and the influential Adelaide practice Dickson and Platten. Current research on designer Huub van der Pennen's Lynton Residence demonstrates his commitment to preserving South Australia's mid-century architectural heritage.

With extensive experience in nature-based tourism developments, Jet brings specialised knowledge to hospitality projects that require sensitive integration with landscape and heritage contexts. His tourism architecture expertise spans accommodation design, visitor facilities, and adaptive reuse projects that balance commercial viability with environmental and cultural sensitivity—particularly relevant for Adelaide Hills and regional South Australian destinations.

Following completion of a Master of Architecture at the University of South Australia in 2013, Jet was awarded the Hodgkison Graduate Prize for excellence and the Architecture Practice Board of S.A.'s Travelling Prize in Architecture. After six years practising in Melbourne, he returned to Adelaide in 2020, focusing on residential projects and nature-based tourism developments that respond sensitively to the Adelaide Hills and South Australian landscape.

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