Hello, I’m Natasha.
Somewhere—Something began as a personal exploration—
How do the spaces we inhabit—physical, digital, imagined—shape who we are, and who we become?
For over a decade, I practised as a registered architect, crafting award-winning projects with several influential design practices. The work was driven by precision, care, and the kind of detail most people wouldn’t normally notice.
Somewhere between deadlines, site visits, and drawings that stretched late into the night, I became preoccupied with a quieter question. What stayed with me weren’t the drawings or the buildings, but the stories they carried—Form as feeling. Structure as narrative. Aesthetic choices as quiet declarations of identity.
With a self-directed shift in focus towards branding and visual identity, learning graphic and web design along the way, these days, I mostly engage with individuals and small businesses, helping them articulate their narratives through a visual language.
While I often work independently, every project is shaped collaboratively. I draw on a trusted network of specialists to bring in the right expertise when it’s needed.
Design, for me, is an ongoing conversation, a way to understand and express the evolving nature of identity in our interconnected world.
Through Somewhere—Something, I help individuals and small businesses shape their brand stories and visual identities.
Other info of interest
Experience
Somewhere—Something
2020
Founder
Inglis Architects
2016
Project Architect
Wood Marsh Architecture
2011
Architect, Urban Designer, Project Architect
McBride Charles Ryan
2008
Graduate Architect
Qualifications
UX/UI Elevate
Academy Xi
2022
ARBV reg. 17781
Currently Non Practising
Master of Architecture
University of Melbourne
2006
Bachelor of Planning and Design
University of Melbourne
2002
A few of my favourite things
Vintage Stationery
Ceramics
Baked Goods
Making lists
Endless cups of coffee
Reading
Indian Street Food
Ice Cream
Contact
If you have a project in mind and want to work together, feel free to drop me a note
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