Grace Mansour
AILA
Senior Associate
A passionate Landscape Architect practising for over 20 years, Grace has worked on a diverse range of project scales and typologies including beach and park developments, large scale mixed-use, urban renewal / streetscapes, integrated landscapes: rooftops, podiums and internal landscapes, to high-end residential and communal gardens.
Her experience includes working through all stages of a project, with a particular focus on design development and documentation.
Grace has worked internationally for several years in both the UAE and Bahrain, participating in global projects, working within international and multidisciplinary practices, in addition to smaller landscape studios, and government with the City of Sydney.
Grace is currently a member of AILA’s NSW Executive committee and recently embarked upon tutoring final year Students at UTS in Professional Practice.
Throughout her years of practice, Grace has advanced her project management skills, with experience managing complex projects, leading large consultancy teams as well as managing workplaces.
Grace is motivated by cultivating great client relationships, problem solving and design, with a strong appetite for creating equitable places that respect the natural environment, acknowledge and celebrate different cultures, as well as promote social interaction.
Grace has worked internationally for several years in both the UAE and Bahrain, participating in global projects, working within international and multidisciplinary practices, in addition to smaller landscape studios, and government with the City of Sydney.
Grace is currently a member of AILA’s NSW Executive committee and recently embarked upon tutoring final year Students at UTS in Professional Practice.
Throughout her years of practice, Grace has advanced her project management skills, with experience managing complex projects, leading large consultancy teams as well as managing workplaces.
Grace is motivated by cultivating great client relationships, problem solving and design, with a strong appetite for creating equitable places that respect the natural environment, acknowledge and celebrate different cultures, as well as promote social interaction.
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