The Up-Skilling Centre as an urban connector: the grass gradient ramp rises from Castle Park towards the building, St Mary Le Port's tower holding the skyline to the right.
A temporary House of Commons located next to Bristol Temple Meads: three curved sails, a chamber raised on columns, and a demountable, net-zero structure built to leave no trace by 2050.
A country house scheme adding a pool house extension and converting a barn into staff accommodation, taken from first drawings through to planning permission for both.
A house for a watchmaker, set within a fictional town of artisans on a site of historical significance in North East England. This was where I learned to trust in ideas not just software.
A bike shop and clubhouse for Putney's Raptor Cycling Club: plans, elevations and a 3D render that enabled the client to make informed decisions swapping out of technicolour and into something calmer.
Rejuvenation of Bath's condemned gasworks: a circular scheme, sunk into the ground and clad in Bath stone, built to give the city's young professionals somewhere central, sustainable and genuinely theirs.
A presentation for a private client on Little Boltons, Kensington: resolving how a double - height basement could hold a 20m pool, sauna, steam room and bar alongside the space a heat pump plant room demands.
Regenerating Swindon's Commercial Road: my building, a library for blind, autistic and deaf visitors, organised floor by floor around each group's needs.
