Glen Mallett

Glen plays a pivotal role in overseeing the design development within the nettletontribe practice, having accumulated both local and international experience. He has delivered an array of large-scale commercial, student accommodation, and residential projects including University of Queensland Kev Carmody House, Roma Street Parklands Masterplan and Skyline Apartments.

Glen’s significant works include the repurposing of a 100+-year-old brick merchants bulk store originally designed by Chambers and Powell in 1913. This project is now home to nettletontribe Brisbane and received a commendation for Commercial Architecture in 2022 from the Australian Institute of Architects.

In addition, his work on the University of Queenland’s student accommodation project earned a coveted spot as a finalist at the World Architecture Festival, held in Singapore. Glen continues to shape the urban environment of Brisbane, mentoring and working with talented professionals.