Meet the team

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    Jena Glover

    ARCHITECT + DIRECTOR + RESEARCHER

    Jena is your go to for any and all questions and ideas regarding your project. You will find she is excited for almost anything and willing to entertain any kind of idea that may lead to a greater outcome! Nothing stops her from making sure you have the best experience possible. Jena also knows the industry inside and out having worked many years in both the commercial and residential space, both here and overseas. Since Jena is one person with many amazing clients, she depends greatly on the team she has personally chosen to take her place where required. Everything that goes through to documents is approved personally by Jena, making sure her brand- and more importantly- your experience with our studio is top notch. Learn more about Jena.

    Nominated Architect.
    NSW registered Architect 11662.

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    Kate Alexander

    INTERIOR DESIGN DIRECTOR

    As the lead interior designer in the Epic Architecture team, Kate is a talented and creative professional who brings warmth and personality to every space she designs. Her unique vision and ability to understand their clients’ needs and preferences result in stunning and functional interiors that exceed expectations. Her attention to detail, use of colour and texture, and ability to seamlessly integrate form and function make her a valuable asset to our firm and your project.

  • Courtney McCulloch

    OFFICE AND EXECUTIVE COORDINATOR

    Courtney brings more than a decade of leadership, coordination and administration experience to Epic, along with a calm, organised approach and a genuine love of helping people. Currently completing a Diploma of Interior Design, she combines strong communication and practical problem-solving with a growing design perspective. Whether she is coordinating the studio, keeping clients informed or making sure the details are where they need to be, Courtney brings warmth, professionalism and care to the Epic experience.

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    Sofia Solovitas

    DRAFTSPERSON + PROJECT COORDINATOR

    Sofia is Epic Architecture’s Project Coordinator and Architectural Draftsperson, helping guide projects from concept design through to approvals and construction documentation. Originally from Argentina, she holds a Degree in Architecture and brings expertise in design, project coordination, and client communication.

    A Certified Passive House Designer with additional qualifications in Project Management and Photography & Digital Imaging, Sofia combines technical knowledge with a strong eye for detail and visual presentation. She works closely with clients, consultants, builders, and certifiers to keep projects running smoothly and efficiently.

Why work with an architect?

An architect brings design, site response, planning, technical coordination and construction knowledge together into one considered process.

For a high-end residential project, this means decisions about space, light, materials, performance, budget and buildability are developed as part of one coherent vision—not treated as separate problems later.

At Epic Architecture, we guide clients from early concept through approvals, detailed documentation and construction, coordinating the wider project team while protecting the design intent.

Why integrate architecture + interiors?

The strongest homes are considered as a whole.

By developing architecture and interiors together from the outset, we can coordinate spatial planning, materials, joinery, lighting and finishes as part of one design language. Decisions made inside the home can inform the architecture and vice versa.

The result is a more cohesive home, a more coordinated documentation package and fewer compromises as the project moves toward construction.

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