Timeline
September 2025 - July 2026
Royal College of Art
End Matter (ADS4)
My fifth year studio uses the metaphor of dinosaurs by considering architecture paleontologically along with indexing to create arche-fossils. Endings surround us, from the mundane to the extreme. In the face of ecological, humanitarian and geopolitical catastrophe, asking where things end (up) is more urgent than ever.
Our approach is grounded in critical and our approach is grounded in critical and speculative design practice and focuses on interrogating the intersectional implications of emerging beliefs, behaviours, movements, and technologies on contemporary architectural and environmental crises.
Photo - Field trip to Tbilisi, Georgia, February 2026
Royal College of Art
End Matter (ADS4)
My fifth year studio uses the metaphor of dinosaurs by considering architecture paleontologically along with indexing to create arche-fossils. Endings surround us, from the mundane to the extreme. In the face of ecological, humanitarian and geopolitical catastrophe, asking where things end (up) is more urgent than ever.
Our approach is grounded in critical and our approach is grounded in critical and speculative design practice and focuses on interrogating the intersectional implications of emerging beliefs, behaviours, movements, and technologies on contemporary architectural and environmental crises.
Photo - Field trip to Tbilisi, Georgia, February 2026
September 2024 - July 2025
Royal College of Art
Entangled Earth +3° (ADS13)
My fourth year studio focused on imagining a +3° world and how people and the natural environment adapts technologically, ecologically, politically and culturally to rising temperatures and climate extremes.
The studio acknowledges the troubles of places, times, matters, meanings through a use of mixed media at a global scale in term 1 and narrowing to a site specific intervention in term 2.
Photo - Field trip to Scotland, October 2024
Royal College of Art
Entangled Earth +3° (ADS13)
My fourth year studio focused on imagining a +3° world and how people and the natural environment adapts technologically, ecologically, politically and culturally to rising temperatures and climate extremes.
The studio acknowledges the troubles of places, times, matters, meanings through a use of mixed media at a global scale in term 1 and narrowing to a site specific intervention in term 2.
Photo - Field trip to Scotland, October 2024
October 2023 - August 2024
WGP Architects
Part 1 Architectural Assistant
Worked at WGP Architects in Shephard's Bush after graduating in June 2023. WGP specialise in student accommodation, care homes and leisure facilities.
I have worked on several projects between RIBA stages 0-4 producing diagrams, orthographic drawings, collages, 3D models, CGI's and planning documents.
Photo - Office photo outside an under construction student accommodation in Brighton.
WGP Architects
Part 1 Architectural Assistant
Worked at WGP Architects in Shephard's Bush after graduating in June 2023. WGP specialise in student accommodation, care homes and leisure facilities.
I have worked on several projects between RIBA stages 0-4 producing diagrams, orthographic drawings, collages, 3D models, CGI's and planning documents.
Photo - Office photo outside an under construction student accommodation in Brighton.
September 2022 - July 2023
University of Westminster
Future City Design Studio (DS3.1)
In search of architectures of transformation and delight
My third year studio’s focus was on the ideas of a future city. Both projects questioned our ideas of what a city should be and how it should operate. We were encouraged to observe and investigate specific issues in Limehouse, resulting in two communities coming together who would not usually do so.
“Architecture is an agent for change, a tool for intervention and social transformation.”
The ideas explored in first semester were adapted and built upon in the second semester culminating in a social condenser.
Photo - Final Crit May 2023
University of Westminster
Future City Design Studio (DS3.1)
In search of architectures of transformation and delight
My third year studio’s focus was on the ideas of a future city. Both projects questioned our ideas of what a city should be and how it should operate. We were encouraged to observe and investigate specific issues in Limehouse, resulting in two communities coming together who would not usually do so.
“Architecture is an agent for change, a tool for intervention and social transformation.”
The ideas explored in first semester were adapted and built upon in the second semester culminating in a social condenser.
Photo - Final Crit May 2023
January 2023
Bell Phillips Architects
Work Experience
As part of 3rd year at The University of Westminster, students undertake a two week work placement at a practice. At Bell Phillips, who mainly specialise in social and affordable housing schemes, I created 3d models and plans for a client meeting at the end of the second week. All of the learning and tasks were incorporated into a university work report detailing the practice, the project I was working on and business side of the profession.
Photo - Project discussion regarding the stage 0/1 client meeting.
Bell Phillips Architects
Work Experience
As part of 3rd year at The University of Westminster, students undertake a two week work placement at a practice. At Bell Phillips, who mainly specialise in social and affordable housing schemes, I created 3d models and plans for a client meeting at the end of the second week. All of the learning and tasks were incorporated into a university work report detailing the practice, the project I was working on and business side of the profession.
Photo - Project discussion regarding the stage 0/1 client meeting.
July 2022 - September 2022
Pilbrow & Partners
Part 1 Architectural Assistant
I worked full-time at Pilbrow and Partners in Farringdon between second and third year. I worked on several residential and high profile developments between RIBA stages 0 to 3.
Photo - Office photo at the newly opened Kensington Building.
Pilbrow & Partners
Part 1 Architectural Assistant
I worked full-time at Pilbrow and Partners in Farringdon between second and third year. I worked on several residential and high profile developments between RIBA stages 0 to 3.
Photo - Office photo at the newly opened Kensington Building.
September 2021 - July 2022
University of Westminster
Feral Architecture Design Studio (DS2.4)
Building back better for the “parliament of things”
My second year studio’s focus was designing for, and with, all living beings and ecosystems equally. Our projects questioned how architects incorporate nature in designs and the effects this has on the surrounding eco system asking “for whom, or what, are we building back better.” This understanding of nature’s needs resulted in a mixed-use residential scheme in Southwater, West Sussex.
Photo - Opening of the end of year exhibition 2022
University of Westminster
Feral Architecture Design Studio (DS2.4)
Building back better for the “parliament of things”
My second year studio’s focus was designing for, and with, all living beings and ecosystems equally. Our projects questioned how architects incorporate nature in designs and the effects this has on the surrounding eco system asking “for whom, or what, are we building back better.” This understanding of nature’s needs resulted in a mixed-use residential scheme in Southwater, West Sussex.
Photo - Opening of the end of year exhibition 2022
September 2021 - May 2022
Westminster Employability Award
Westminster Employability Award
June 2021
University of Westminster
Climate Demonstrator Summer School
University summer school in collaboration with St John the Divine Primary School to design and fabricate an interactive instillation to show the effects a rainwater runoff.
Photo - London Festival of Architecture exhibition at St John the Divine Primary School, Kennington.
University of Westminster
Climate Demonstrator Summer School
University summer school in collaboration with St John the Divine Primary School to design and fabricate an interactive instillation to show the effects a rainwater runoff.
Photo - London Festival of Architecture exhibition at St John the Divine Primary School, Kennington.
