ellivo (People)

Scott has focused his extensive architecture career on creating an inclusive and vibrant design team that delivers logical and successful architectural outcomes for his clients in the South East Queensland region.

"Architecture does not exist by itself but is rather the outcome of the qualities of the site, a client’s wants and needs and the policies that shape the city."

Everyday to me is about getting the best out of whatever I am doing and putting a smile on other’s faces. In design (my everyday) this means bringing great people together to make the best of whatever we are given while making sure we have fun along the way.

In the end, I believe that Architecture is about how someone feels when they experience a place, and the positive impact it has on their lives. With a focus on creativity, practicality and attention to detail, I am passionate about delivering timeless architecture that balances a client's vision with the needs of the end users. Working smarter, not harder, I constantly strive to find the most effective ways for any given task.

Sally is Ellivo's Finance Manager and started with the company in May 2005. She enjoys working with the staff and Leadership Team. Sally counter balances all of the creatives in the office with her attention to detail regarding everything financial.

To me, design is so much more than a pretty, well placed finish. It is about being inspired by your surroundings and taking each client on their own journey. From the initial ideas through to seeing the design come to life, the whole experience is an exciting one. My passion and drive for design extends from interiors into graphics. I love a hands on & artist approach when getting creative.

Matt Martoo is a designer who is motivated by working with seriously creative people. As an associate architect at Ellivo, Matt’s key passion is for provoking more responsive and innovative design solutions to provide more meaningful places for people.

Nick is passionate about the progression of site specific architecture that engages with its end user, whilst augmenting the built and natural environments it sits within. He seeks to create innovative, considered design solutions, while striving to go above and beyond client expectations.

Kate brings over a decade of experience to Ellivo, particularly as a project architect for residential and hospitality projects. With design skills complemented by her exposure to bespoke detailing, heritage building refurbishments, and commercial fit-outs, Kate is able to work across both interior and architectural projects.

Jen has been with Ellivo since 1999. She works closely with the Leadership Team and helps to manage the busy office. Jen loves to do all the things that architects hate doing – QA, arranging meetings, and making sure all the admin side of the business is done properly.

Claire worked in Sydney for a few years before moving to Brisbane and joining Ellivo.  Claire has a passion for all aspects of design and has worked on a range of residential and multi residential projects.

 Only when we have some clarity on who we want to be, can we design a world that will facilitate the underlying vision of reality that will inherently create us.

Without knowing who you are, how do you design for everyone? I believe that the best way to discover yourself is by exploring different countries, cultures and ways of life. As designers we have the responsibility of influencing the way people move, interact and essentially live. My passion is for holistic design, to adapt and evolve and to create new and exciting experiences for the community.

As designers, we have the opportunity to change the built environment around us. Olivia places a huge focus on creating a full experience for the user, through combining her love for interior and graphic design.

I believe that successful design achieves more with less through thoughtful consideration and respect for the environment and those which inhabit them.  I love working with clients in delivering both the small and intimate to the grand and highly detailed across commercial, residential and educational sectors.

Architecture is a collection of parts organised to make a whole. As architecture becomes more global we must rethink and critically analyse how these elements are arranged. Responding to climatic, cultural and economic forces.