Agnes Tiong

Agnes is an interdisciplinary urban strategist with expertise across strategic planning, urban design, and property economics. Her cross-sector knowledge and systems-thinking approach enable her to frame compelling visions, develop integrated strategies, and curate meaningful places in partnership with government and private-sector clients. By integrating future-focused thinking and data-driven insights, Agnes delivers creative and pragmatic solutions tailored to the unique social, spatial, and economic dynamics of each place. Her work bridges design and place economics to reveal value-driven perspectives grounded in context and community. Agnes is passionate about uncovering the stories embedded in place and working with stakeholders to co-create visions that inspire and endure. She leverages the power of visual storytelling to enhance engagement and strengthen the clarity and impact of strategic deliverables. Her recent projects, including the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Legacy Strategy (Elevate 2042), Brisbane River Vision Framework, West Bund Economic Proposition, Darling Harbour 2050 Place Vision, White Bay Power Station Case for Change and Westmead Place Strategy showcase her ability to synthesise complexity into actionable insight, align diverse stakeholders, and chart pathways that deliver lasting benefits for communities, cities and regions.