Jimmy has more than 15 years of experience working on projects ranging in size, type, and location for higher education and cultural institutions, workplaces, and private residential clients.

Jimmy spent the early stages of his career in his native Australia working on highly refined private residences and complex institutional projects. Since moving to the United States in 2011, he has continued to work on projects worldwide. Adept at designing for an intimate scale, he is also skilled at problem-solving for large, complex buildings and sites.

Jimmy actively participates in multiple aspects of Olson Kundig’s work on diversity, equity, and inclusion. He volunteers on the board of a local non-profit and recently represented the firm at a leadership program focused on connecting the private, nonprofit, and public sectors across regional issues.

In 2019, Jimmy participated in a travel fellowship to Sri Lanka that was sponsored by Olson Kundig. During his travels, he studied the work of Geoffrey Bawa and met with contemporary architects to discuss the opportunities and challenges of designing within tropical landscapes.