Hills varied artistic journey is showcased through photography, painting, fashion and building design. Her work merges traditional and modern technology with contemporary flair.

Her works have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Australia and overseas, captivating audiences with her evocative pieces, including a book Dots of Life-Aboriginal Artists of Central Australia.

Awards for her portraits, landscapes and fine art photography at prominent art institutions include: Australian Professional Photographer of the Year and finalist in Head On, Moran, Kennedy and Olive Cotton Awards.

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Kevin Qualls was born and raised in the southeastern US, with time spent in Florida, Virginia, Texas, North Carolina, and Georgia. He attended Auburn University, where he earned his Bachelor of Architecture, graduating in 1983.

His career began in Savannah, Georgia, where he worked for L. Scott Barnard and Associates. In 1985, Qualls moved to St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, for what was initially planned as a one-year adventure, but he has remained there ever since. His early work in St. Thomas was with DeJongh and Associates Architects, followed by a period as a sole practitioner. For a few years, he partnered with his good friend from Auburn, Donald Brown.

Qualls met his wife, Eleanor, on St. Thomas in 1991. They married and raised their two sons on the island. In 2001, he co-founded Springline Architects with two partners, Tracy Roberts and Mike deHaas. In 2021, Springline Architects joined Novus Architects, which is based in Charleston, South Carolina.

Throughout most of his career, Qualls has focused on custom residential design in the islands. His work also includes a significant amount of commercial design, historic preservation, and hurricane reconstruction projects.

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Kevin Wolfe is an award-winning architect, landscape designer, and journalist, highly respected for his skill in renovating old houses, particularly those from the early 20th century in the New York City region. He possesses a unique talent for uncovering and restoring the "heart and soul" of historic homes, even those that have suffered from years of poor renovations. His expertise lies in seamlessly blending restoration, renovation, and additions, allowing him to capture the unique essence of each property while simultaneously updating it for comfortable modern family living, with the kitchen often becoming the central hub.

Beyond his design work, Kevin is an expert in navigating the rigorous Landmarks Preservation Commission review process in New York City for historically designated buildings. His impressive track record includes a 100% approval rate on first submissions for all projects since establishing his firm in 1998. He actively shares his knowledge and passion for historic preservation by teaching in the Master of Science program in Historic Preservation at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where his "man on the street" classes are particularly popular. He's also a prominent advocate for historic preservation in New York City, serving on several prestigious boards and committees, and successfully leading efforts to designate the Douglaston Historic District and the Douglaston Hill Historic District in Queens.

Kevin's professional background is extensive, having been trained as both an architect and a landscape architect and practicing since 1988. He has worked with esteemed firms in New York City such as Rafael Vinoly Architects and Kohn Pedersen & Fox Interior Architects. Additionally, he is a prolific writer, contributing articles on architecture, interior design, landscape design, and historic preservation to various publications including Garden Design and Metropolis. He has also contributed to several books and authored This Salubrious Spot—100 Years at Douglas Manor. Currently, he is penning House Stories, a book about his own garden and architectural design work. His academic achievements include a Master of Architecture from Columbia University, a Master of Arts from Clark University, a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from The City College of New York, and a Bachelor of Arts from Holy Cross College.

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Hector is a highly committed health coach with a specialized focus on helping individuals who are struggling with chronic pain, persistent fatigue, and high levels of stress. With a client-centered approach and a deep understanding of how these issues impact daily life, Hector’s mission is to guide people beyond simply coping—to a place where they feel stronger, more energized, and fully capable of pursuing their personal and professional goals.

What sets Hector apart is his belief in addressing the root cause of health challenges rather than just managing symptoms. He understands that true, lasting change doesn’t come from temporary fixes or one-size-fits-all solutions. Instead, his method is holistic and sustainable, rooted in the pillars of hydration, recovery, nutrition, and movement. These are the four cornerstones of the personalized weekly sessions he offers, which are designed to build healthier habits, improve physical and mental resilience, and ultimately elevate quality of life.

Each session with Hector is a step forward—an opportunity to reflect on what’s working, refine it, and remove the barriers that stand in the way of progress. Whether you’re battling daily fatigue, chronic discomfort, or overwhelming stress, Hector creates a supportive and empowering environment where your health journey feels not only possible but purposeful.

Hector works with clients of all backgrounds and fitness levels, meeting them exactly where they are. He believes that no challenge is too small or too big to overcome with the right support and strategy. His coaching style is compassionate, realistic, and results-oriented, designed to foster consistency and confidence over time.

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Lou is the kind of leader who collaborates from the very start. He’s a “yes and” creative—always open to building ideas together. While Lou and I have only been working together for the past year, our creative dynamic feels like that of long-time colleagues. We often hold walk-and-talk or drive-and-talk ideation sessions, tackling our clients’ brand challenges before the brief even lands.

What sets Lou apart is his genuine curiosity about the PEOPLE he works with, the WORK itself, and the leaders he serves. He’s deeply interested in their visions for themselves, their brands, and the companies they steward. Lou takes kernels of insight from strategists (lucky me!), past experiences, architecture, and countless other sources, weaving them into creative solutions that evoke emotion while solving real business problems.

Lou is a creative train conductor—everyone’s invited aboard! He knows when the train is leaving, where it’s headed, and the best seat for the most scenic view. More than that, he rolls up his sleeves to lay the tracks ahead, ensuring a smooth and inspiring journey.” Global brand strategist"

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Hayley Morcom is a holistic wellness expert, passionate advocate for low-tox living, and founder of the Naturally Well program. With over 13 years of experience in the health and wellness space, she empowers women to break free from diet culture, rebuild their self-worth, and create a thriving, sustainable lifestyle.

Her approach goes beyond traditional diet and exercise plans, focusing on the deep connection between mindset, nutrition, and identity. Hayley believes true health starts from within, but it’s also shaped by our environment—what we put in and on our bodies matters. She helps women make simple, impactful shifts towards a more natural, low-tox lifestyle while embracing holistic well-being.

As the author of the cookbook Naturally Nourished, Hayley shares her passion for nutrition through simple, wholesome recipes designed to fuel the body and nurture the soul. Her mission is to show women that nourishing themselves can be both easy and enjoyable, with real food that supports long-term vitality.

Her own journey of overcoming health struggles, including peri and postnatal depression, has fueled her mission to help women create a life free from restrictive diets, harmful chemicals, and self-doubt. Whether through her podcast, The Hayley Morcom Podcast, speaking engagements, or coaching, she equips her audience with the tools to feel vibrant, confident, and in control of their health.

A devoted mother and lifelong learner, Hayley stays at the forefront of holistic health research, sharing the latest insights on natural living, self-care, and sustainable wellness practices. She’s here to help women rewrite their wellness stories and step into a life of energy, confidence, and joy.

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Jane Langof is an internationally accredited, multi-award-winning Feng Shui Master, Speaker and Founder of Feng Shui Concepts. Renowned for her expertise in blending traditional Feng Shui principles with modern design, Jane transforms homes, workplaces, and community spaces into environments that elevate energy flow, well-being, and success—enhancing the appeal and value of a property in the process. 

Since establishing her practice in 2008, Jane has specialised in consultations for new builds, renovations, and refurbishments, working across residential, commercial, and hospitality projects. Her work has been recognised by leading institutions, including the Design Institute of Australia and the Master Builders Association, for her ability to harmonise aesthetics with energy dynamics, creating beautiful and functional spaces. 

Jane is the author of the award-winning book Feng Shui: A Homeowner’s Guide to Abundance, a practical guide that demystifies Feng Shui for modern living.  

She is also a sought-after speaker at design, lifestyle, and wellness events, sharing insights on how Feng Shui can inspire abundance and positive energy in any setting. 

In her downtime, Jane enjoys playing netball with her daughters and discovering new ways to bring Feng Shui into everyday life.

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Todd is the Director of Haiku Building, a builder with over 15 years of experience and a passion for creating homes that are comfortable, energy-efficient, and built to last. He’s a certified Passive House specialist, and has completed Zara D’Cotta’s healthy home mastermind. He believes great homes should not only look good, but improve the health of his clients and their families, whilst minimising the impact on the environment. He has a passion for providing new life to old building materials that would otherwise end up in landfill. 

With a mix of hands-on experience and forward-thinking design, Todd brings a calm, honest, and collaborative approach to every project. He works closely with clients, architects, and trades to make the building process clear, supportive, and enjoyable.

At the centre of his work is the PAC Process—Paid as Consultant—a smart, upfront way to plan and guide projects before building begins. It helps clients feel confident from day one, making decisions easier and the journey to their dream home smoother.

Todd believes building a home shouldn’t be overwhelming. It should be a well-organised, positive experience—with strong relationships, good communication, and a shared focus on quality.

When he’s not on site or working with clients, Todd’s spending time with his wife and three kids—usually outdoors, recharging and enjoying the simple things.

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Michael Palethorpe

Michael has over 30 years of experience in project management, managing businesses and projects of all sizes and complexities. He has extensive experience running businesses of all different kinds, including being project manager for SIREWALL USA on one of the 10 largest homes (70,000 sq ft) in the USA, involving features and details that have never been done before in rammed earth.

Michael is in charge of US project consultation including (but not limited to): SIREWALL relationship liaison for US projects, plan review and project specific detail recommendations, soil analysis and project specific mix design, training of local contractors, site managers and crew in SIREWALL means and methods, quality control and quality assurance throughout the duration of projects; this is managed through onsite work inspections at key points in the means and methods process and the management of project efficiencies and excellence throughout the project, to the completion of the project.

Michael is passionately committed to altering how people and the planet are impacted by the buildings we inhabit. 

Joss Krayenhoff

Joss has 20+ years of SIREWALL experience and has been involved in much of the R&D to create and evolve our systems. Starting out as the clean up kid on site and growing through each role in the company, Joss now operates the Canadian branch of SIREWALL and works with the SIREWALL USA core team to help manage the US operations. His life purpose is in creating places that fundamentally shift the way people live and interact with the world. He thinks there must be more to life than being really, really, ridiculously good looking and is continuing to figure out what that is.

Joss is our in house expert on SIREWALL and supports the US consulting including (but not limited to): Detailed plan review and project specific detail recommendations, mix design review and recommendations, Means and Methods review, consulting on, and troubleshooting challenges that occur during a build.

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