Sherina Terza

Studio coordinator Sherina has a background in creative management and production, having worked in the fashion industry for some of Australia’s most prominent designers. After completing her certificate IV in fashion design and business, Sherina went on to work for the iconic Australian-Italian designer Carla Zampatti, gaining experience working across various departments spanning the creative and administrative realms. Always an independent thinker, Sherina entered design competitions with her own work, twice placing in the top ten in the highly competitive NSW Young Emerging Designer Awards.

Sherina also worked in IT for a large PC company in the sales and marketing ecommerce sector for Australia/NZ. In all her roles she always drifted towards the creative and people side of things whether it was designing, assisting with marketing content or client experience.

Sherina’s eye for design along with her vast experience in the practical running of large, recogniseable companies directly translates to her latest role as MHNDU’s studio coordinator. Her creative sensibility allows her to admire and interpret our architects’ design strategies while negotiating the administration behind the scenes.

When Sherina isn’t at MHNDU, she channels her design flair into making her own children’s clothing, imparting her values around sustainability and reuse and creating meaningful family memories.

Margot Warre

Our newly appointed communications team member and executive assistant to Brian Meyerson, Margot is our organisational all-rounder, drawing upon her extensive skills in the arts, architecture and interior design sectors to assist in the behind the scenes running of MHNDU.
Margot holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Curatorship as well as a Bachelor in Fine Arts from The Parson School of Design, Paris, and has had a successful career in Sydney, Melbourne and internationally, with particular expertise in arts and architectural practice administration. Fuelled by her appreciation of design and organisational proficiency, she is adept at working autonomously whilst being collaboratively minded, updating existing strategies and implementing renewed systematic approaches to ensure the operational coherence of the practice.
Creative as well as entrepreneurial, Margot runs her own textile label, Margot Design, sourcing ethical fabrics and designing prints which are inspired by her love of Australia.