Christina Fogale joins TFA!

17.02.26

TFA is delighted to welcome Christina Fogale to our Sydney studio!

Christina is a Senior Designer with 12 years of experience working on healthcare and community-focused spaces, including vital social housing projects in remote Northern Territory communities.

Christina’s design approach is deeply informed by her work with First Nations communities in Central Australia and The Anganwadi Project in India, where she designed and built a kindergarten in Ahmedabad’s slum communities. These experiences cultivated her understanding of culturally responsive design and commitment to creating spaces that serve diverse populations with dignity.

She loves ceramics, good food and hiking, which means she fits right in at TFA!

“What I enjoy most about life is learning about people; their histories, cultures, and perspectives. What I enjoy most about design are the conversations to flesh out ideas, problem-solve, and spatially plan for a well-functioning space. It is special for me to find these qualities in The Fulcrum Agency and to pursue collaborative work with the communities we have the good fortune of working with.

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