With over 20 years experience in the Adelaide architectural sector, Sarah brings a broad range of experience to the table. Equally comfortable in her niche specialist area of secure architecture or delivering residential, commercial and government projects, Sarah applies the same diligence and care to all her projects and clients.
As one of the establishing members of Totalspace Design in 1994, Sarah is an accomplished design architect, project manager and creative director who endeavours to lead by example and provides support and input into all of TSD’s projects.
Sarah was the 2010 recipient of the Catherine Helen Spence Memorial Scholarship and during that time carried out a research study into mother and baby accommodation within secure facilities. She has been a regular presenter and chairperson at the National Prison Planning Conferences, and has authored a number of articles in various publications. Her Secure Facility experience has led to her association with the Electronic Security Consultancy company, ctg Security Matrix. This has resulted in her involvement in a number of larger secure facility projects in Victoria and Tasmania.
2 Storey extension to Heritage Maisonette in Norwood.
Presenter at the World Emergency Games Conference on Secure Facility Control Room Design and also at four National Prison Planning Conferences, on the topic of integration of the security and architecture in secure facilities, Residential Parenting Programs, and Children Visiting their Parents in Prison.
Grant, E. and Paddick, S. (2014). Aboriginal Women in the Australian Prison System, Right Now: Human Rights in Australia, September.