Experience
- Project architect on a 2,400 sqm riverside cultural pavilion, leading it from competition win to full planning consent in 14 months.
- Led the studio's first fully mass-timber structure, working with engineers to reuse 80% of the existing steel frame and cut embodied carbon by an estimated 35% against a concrete baseline.
- Coordinate a consultant team of nine and run fortnightly design reviews, holding the project to programme through the RIBA Stage 3 to 4 handover.
- Mentor two Part 1 assistants and set up the studio's shared Revit template and drawing standards.
- Detailed the facade package for a 120m rail-station canopy, coordinating across four consultants and producing 60+ construction drawings.
- Ran the daylight studies in Grasshopper that reshaped the roof geometry, improving platform daylight autonomy by 20%.
- Produced the tender documentation for a £4M public-realm phase delivered on budget.
- Built physical and digital models for a heritage-retrofit competition entry centred on the reuse of a Victorian warehouse shell.
- Supported the timber-research team documenting cross-laminated timber connection details for an award-winning school project.
- Produced study models and rendered visuals in the modelling workshop for an international masterplan competition.
Projects
A 40-home co-housing scheme in mass timber arranged around a shared courtyard and built to Passivhaus standards. Shortlisted for a Civic Trust Award and delivered 30% below the local benchmark for operational energy.
Conversion of a derelict brick kiln into a village library, keeping the original chimney as a double-height reading room. It retained 90% of the existing structure and won a Wood Awards commendation.
A half-kilometre coastal boardwalk and tidal-pool pavilion for a Kent seaside town, built from reclaimed hardwood and detailed to weather a century of salt spray with minimal maintenance.
Adaptive reuse of a 1930s grain silo into 18 workspace units, threading new services through the existing concrete cells without touching the listed exterior.
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Volunteering
- Review M.Arch studio work at interim and final crits, coaching students on structure, sustainability, and how to present a scheme.
- Lead public architecture walks during Open House London, introducing 200+ visitors a year to timber construction and adaptive reuse.