Luxury Frontiers
Danielle Labuschagne is an accomplished architect with a diverse background in architecture, user experience research, and academia. Currently serving as an Architect at Luxury Frontiers since March 2023, Danielle previously held the position of Lecturer in Interaction Design at Open Window from January 2022 to February 2023. Prior experience includes roles as a User Experience Researcher at FITILLION, a Professional Architect at GAPP Architects & Urban Designers, and an Architectural Technologist at ARC Architects. Danielle began the career as an Architectural Model Builder at Marianne de Klerk Architects and Urban Designers. Educationally, Danielle holds a Master's degree in Architecture from the University of Pretoria, along with Honours and Bachelor's degrees in the same field from the same institution.
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Luxury Frontiers
Luxury Frontiers designs sustainable and immersive resorts, lodges, and camps in naturally beautiful locations all over the globe. Specializing in architecture, interior design, procurement, project management, and strategic advisory services, the firm offers an end-to-end scope of services to poise an asset for success in today’s ever-evolving experiential travel space. A leader in alternative building techniques for the lodging sector, Luxury Frontiers is known for creating upmarket tented camps and other rare and iconic hospitality builds on the world’s new frontiers of travel. Driven to bring people closer to nature responsibly and without sacrificing sustainability or sophistication, Luxury Frontiers helps clients create meaningful guest journeys through mindful design and operational planning. Our international footprint with offices in San Francisco, USA and Johannesburg, South Africa, spans projects and assignments in over 30 countries across 6 continents for premier hospitality brands, including Four Seasons, Aman, Belmond, Ritz-Carlton Reserve, Abercrombie & Kent, and Wilderness Destinations.