After graduating from a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture with Honours in 2019, Jeremy has since completed his Master of Architecture (Research) at the University of Technology Sydney. His key interests are in new 3D spatial technologies such as point cloud and photogrammetry data, and how through Landscape Architecture, these technologies can benefit our communities, ecologies, and the interrelationships between the two. Beyond his professional experience with public open space masterplans, including large-scale parklands and creek corridor projects, Jeremy’s Masters Thesis delved into the topics of urban ecological design and metropolitan green planning, developing a methodology for how a finer-grain green network, coined ‘the Green Mesh’, could utilise advanced micro-climate spatial analysis to enable participatory greening throughout private lands. Jeremy brings his multi-disciplinary approach to academic research into the profession, enabling him to think, design, and communicate holistically, across complex challenges from the metropolitan to human-scales.