15/06/2026
Our Director, Antry Lau, is proud to contribute as a member of the UDIA Victoria Infill Committee, working alongside industry leaders to help shape the future of infill development across Victoria.
Following the Committee’s recent meeting at Assemble’s office, members participated in a site tour of the Kensington Build-to-Rent (BTR) project, gaining valuable insights into innovative housing delivery models and community-focused development outcomes. The project highlighted the important role that well-designed infill developments play in increasing housing supply while creating sustainable and connected neighbourhoods.
As Melbourne continues to grow, infill development remains a key part of delivering diverse housing options, supporting urban renewal, and improving the liveability of our communities. Through collaboration and industry advocacy, the UDIA Infill Committee continues to work with government and key stakeholders to promote planning and housing policies that support quality development and better urban outcomes across the state.
Adele Delbar Deravi, Arcadis
Amy Conti GAICD, Torus Technology
Angela Mok, Ratio
Antry Lau, Jesse Ant Architects
Chris Boocock, Best Hooper Lawyers
Benjamin Rowe, Riverlee
David Allt-Graham, Colin Biggers & Paisley Lawyers
Guy Sedunary
Jessica Stedman (nee Greenwood), Urbis
Karl Kutner, Central Equity
Kathy Johnson, Yarraport
Megan Yeaman, Mirvac
Melissa Ashby, AVID Property Group
Michelle Bateman, Niche Planning Studio
Nic Antoniou, Plus Studio
Nemesia Kennett, Development Victoria
Robert Esteele, Mirvac
Thomas Zilm, Moray and Agnew
Tom Barbour, Colliers Engineering & Design
Thomas Booth, Stockland
Tom Pasco, Maddocks
Tony Davoli, DPM Consulting Group