
Elizabeth Carpenter
Managing Principal
Nominated Architect NSW 6141
Elizabeth has over a decade of expertise in education facility design and pedagogical trends.
She has led many multi-award winning projects including the Australian International School, Singapore; the Stamford American International Singapore; and the Singapore Institute of Management. In 2014 she was awarded the University of Sydney Alumni Award for Professional Achievement and received the 2005 NAWIC (Australia) Stockland Award for Achievement in Design.
With proven leadership skills, Elizabeth has led numerous multi-disciplinary teams with a focus on tertiary and secondary education. She is committed to innovation in education and its application to architecture and believes in the beneficial relationship between pedagogy and the built form.
She believes that continuous learning and development are key as it may lead to changes in an approach or methodology. Highly respected within the industry, Elizabeth participates, and is a mentor, in the continued debate about gender equality within the architecture industry.
Elizabeth was made President of the AIA NSW chapter in 2024.
Key Project Experience
Primary & Secondary Education
- Darlington Public School, Sydney
- Fort Street Public School, Sydney
- Inner Sydney High School, Surry Hills
- Loreto Kirribilli Masterplan & Stage 1 Innovation Centre
- Moriah College
- Yipringa School Masterplan, Alice Springs
- Australian International School, Singapore
- Australian International School, Jakarta
- Stamford American International School, Singapore
- St Augustine’s College Masterplan
- Goold Building Extension, St Augustine’s College Brookvale
- Brigidine College Masterplan
- Kogarah Public School
Tertiary Education
- UTS Central, University of Technology Sydney
- Cliffbrook Campus Executive Retreat, University of NSW
- Singapore Institute of Management
- Eastern Ave Auditorium, University of Sydney
- The Red Centre, University of NSW
- Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, ECU
- St Andrew’s College Performing Arts & Learning Centre