The Melbourne Interdisciplinary Design Practice announces the recent appointment of Jess Caffin to Associate level.
October 15th, 2013
Jess trained as an Architect and joined Büro North in 2009. Jess’ architectural training and exceptional design management skills enable her to lead the Büro North team for highly complex projects. Jess has created significant opportunities for our clients to develop and refine their businesses and operations.
Jess’ role has been pivotal in the development of award-winning projects such as the Royal Children’s Hospital, Olivia-Newton John Cancer Wellness Centre, RMIT SAB, Monash University and Westfield Sydney. We congratulate Jess on her hard work and commitment to Büro North’s core goal of improving user experiences in the built environment, and look forward to her ongoing contribution to exceptional design solutions.
BÜRO NORTH
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