Professionals

Project Architect at Equatortrace Lab

Detailing that bridges construction joints and walls.

Rendering hauntology: old textures in new geometry.

Structuring buildings to keep whatever falls down, down.

Transforming brick and concrete facades to handle real fire hazards.

Translating calculation into visible form.

Site Architect at Studio Grid Lab

I balance construction constraints with site details, ensuring the vision holds up on the ground in Clophill.

Coordinating daylight across complex timber structures from a studio deep in the Staffordshire countryside.

Turning Revit models into construction-ready drawings before the first brick is laid.

Crafting weathered stone into new structures.

Exploring soft coverings in the void between design and digital rendering.

Managing the details that stop things from going wrong—literally.

Keeping Christchurch Road looking like it belongs in the 1970s.

Turning algorithmic constraints into ceramic textures and passive heating strategies.

Making computation meet matter in the Welsh borders.

Integrating architecture and landscape to create resilient outdoor spaces.

Seeking equilibrium between structural rigidity and ecological softness in architectural form.

Building compositionality into the grey mill district.

Helming design with a focus on dark fibre and timber performance.

Fitting the skin to the frame in Glusburn’s upland landscape

Ensuring the throughput of documentation and drawings from concept to build.

Cementing the fit between digital models and physical reality on site.

Crafting spaces that balance technical honesty with the quiet drama of raw materials.

Preservational integrity meets contemporary performance in West Country architecture.

Designing with the light that bounces off a greasy floor.