Stephen Browne leads the Construction Technical Solutions team for the APAC & Japan region at Autodesk with a keen focus on empowerment and leadership. With extensive industry-specific experience spanning from post-disaster DfMA shelter projects to managing five-star hotel fit-outs Stephen is dedicated to empowering his team with a growth mindset. His leadership philosophy centres on fostering a collaborative environment that cultivates individual strengths and harnesses collective potential. Through innovative technology and sustainable practices, Stephen and his team strive to deliver impactful outcomes that drive positive change in the Construction industry.

Stephen holds an Honours Degree and a Masters by Research in Architecture from the University of Plymouth in the UK, and currently calls Central Victoria home.

Joyce has been delivering complex and challenging projects across Australia, United Kingdom and Singapore for over 25 years as a Chartered Fellow professional engineer, in collaboration with renowned international architects. She implements innovative and economical solutions to project challenges and is passionate in pushing the boundaries of modular technologies and has delivered numerous modular projects from feasibility to the final construction completion.

Joyce is an Adjunct Industry Fellow with Swinburne University and an Industry Technical Advisor to Melbourne University CAMP.H initiative. She is also on the board of directors for prefabAUS.

John Lucchetti is one of six founding Directors of Collective Engineering. John is actively involved in the construction industry and is a director of prefabAUS.

Prior to his work at Collective Engineering, John was a director in one of Australia’s Leading Tier 1 consulting firms. John has built his career on the principles of client service, technical excellence and teamwork and prides himself on being able to bring teams together to first understand and appreciate client objectives and then deliver on them. He is an active contributor to the construction industry through various industry body involvement, including currently holding positions as committee member on PCA (Victoria) Commercial Office Committee and as a director at PrefabAUS.

Prabin, who is currently based in Melbourne, serves as a senior structural engineer at Arup. With number of years of engineering expertise, he has gained valuable experience in design and construction across a diverse range of projects in various sectors, both in Australia and abroad.

Prabin has taken on roles as a structural engineer and discipline lead on a wide array of projects, including those that involve interdisciplinary collaboration and significant large-scale endeavours. Among his career highlights are notable projects such as Melbourne Metro, Atria Canberra (a mixed-use building), Ryman Health Care Melbourne, and Central Place Tower Sydney.

Prabin earned a Master’s degree from the University of New South Wales and a Bachelor of Civil Engineering from the Institute of Engineering in Nepal. In addition, he has made valuable contributions to the field through the publication of peer-reviewed journal articles and a book, focusing on the finite element analysis of concrete and composite structures under varying load conditions.

Laurence Robinson is a director of Brand Architects in Melbourne. He has over 30 years’ experience in Architectural practice with a focus on Community, Sports and Education Infrastructure. Laurence has taught Environmental Design and Postgraduate Architectural Design at the University of Melbourne. He is currently a partner investigator on the ARC Linkage project; Building Connections, Schools as community hubs. He is also a director of Learning Environments Australasia.