Solvën is a highly versatile architect with an experience built on practicing since 2006 in France and Australia through all phases of the project lifecycle and spanning multiple sectors including mixed-use, adaptive re-use, education, cultural, commercial and retail.
Her expertise in orchestrating and managing large teams, designing and delivering mid to large complex developments for high-profile clients shaped her open-hearted interest to collaboration, stakeholder engagement and her design approach which aims for the greatest outcome while balancing the ever competing functional, aesthetic and budgetary layers of a project. Her diverse skill set contributes to Gray Puksand’s high standard of design, communication and client service.
Solvën holds a particular passion for regenerating cities through transformative mixed-use precinct redevelopment projects and shaping thriving destinations where communities can convene and relate to. Prior to joining Gray Puksand, she had the privilege to deliver several award-winning projects such as the Locomotive Workshop Bays 1 to 5 redevelopment, one of the most significant heritage building, adaptive re-use and hybrid destination in Sydney.
She continues her strong commitment to shape meaningful cities through impactful architectural work and major social infrastructure projects by leading the delivery of the new Canberra Institute of Technology precinct and working on multiple preschools as part of the 100 Preschool program roll-out in NSW.
Solvën Bisceglia
Associate
