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Georgia Kissa is an accomplished architect and urban designer with extensive experience in various roles within the field, currently serving as a Planning Panel Member for Georges River Council and a Senior Urban Designer at AJC. With a PhD in Architecture and Urban Planning from The University of Newcastle, Georgia focuses on placemaking strategies for urban resilience and has contributed to significant research, including a handbook for disaster resilience in South Asia. Georgia has a diverse background in architectural design, managing projects across educational, residential, and commercial sectors. Expertise includes restoring heritage buildings, securing planning permissions, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations while collaborating effectively with local authorities and construction professionals. Georgia has also held positions as a casual academic and research assistant, reinforcing a strong dedication to both practice and education in architecture.