SELECTED WORKS
Los Angeles - AA Visiting School : LA Is No Place
Nevada, USA - Hyperloop Campus Competition
Ghachok, Nepal - Mahendra High School
Wisconsin, USA - Taliesin Site Visit
Lock Tay, Scotland - Pontoons
Architizer One Drawing Challenge 2019 Montserrat - National Trust EcoPlay
Somerset - Drawing Matter Archive Visit
Berlin - AA Visiting School - I.C.C. Urban Phoenix
The Nottingham Contemporary - Competition
Loughborough University - First Year Pavilion
Flitiwick - Water Lane Development
Liverpool - Circuit Community Library
Hertfordshire - Tewin Church
Enfield - The Productive Landscape Institute
Tottenham - 1000 Artists Live Here
Mayfair - Brompton & Harefield Wimpole Street
Imperial College, Charing X - Reynolds Building
Homerton University Hospital - Elective Centre
KEY:
Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton - Radio-Isotopes
Page Number
Ongoing
Studios:
University (Design Studio)
Dennis Sharp Architects (Practice) Ansell + Bailey Ltd. (Practice)
As a Graduate Bachelor of Architecture Student at Loughborough University, I’m enthused about creating Architecture by learning from architectural history, and confronting the Climate Emergency through pragmatic adaptive re-use and integration of circular economies into existing building typologies. My experience stretches from speculative research to delivering Technical Drawing and Detail Design Packages on commercial projects.
A Table for 1 Thousand People
Loughborough University 2024 - Graduation Incubator
“1 Thousand Artists Live Here” was the incubator project to my final graduation project, acting as an opportunity to explore the intricate culture and heritage of the north london region we were given as the site for our final studio thesis. My project followed a night of exploring a series of converted wartime factories which have evolved into artists’ studios. These people however have very little usable communal space, so my goal was to create an intervention that would encourage the artists, in all their forms, out of their warehouses and onto the streets to share a meal. This culminated in a graphic novel exploring the stories that the table for a thousand people might create.
Axonometric Narrative Exploration through modular construction
Plaster and recovered masonry - 1:200 Site Model
Imperial College: Reynolds Building
Ansell + Bailey Architects Ltd. - Feasability Study (RIBA 0-2)
3000 sqm retrofit of existing 60s 5 storey students’ union and learning space for Imperial College London. Working with a wider design team. Our task was to present a world-class and costeffective plan for renovating the existing building, coordinating with the wider ICL estate and including state-of-the-art lecture theatres and partitionable practice room spaces.
Partitionable Practice Rooms: Parti Diagram
Renders: Lobby, Dance Studio & Staff Offices
Planning Guide: Axonometric
Homerton Hospital: New Elective Centre
Ansell + Bailey Architects Ltd. - Tender (RIBA 0-5)
£50m refurbishment of the 1st floor day theatres and womens’ health services to form Homerton’s new elective centre, comprising of 6 new departments focussed on elective treatments, procedures and surgical interventions. The proposal included the redesign and addition of 3 new operating theatres, and planning permission for the associated Plant AHUs and Chillers.
Revit Coordination model
Proposed Renders: Ward, Theatre & Gynae Consulting
Proposed Roof Eave Detail
Royal Marsden: Radio-Isotopes
Ansell + Bailey Architects Ltd. - Completed Jun ‘24 (RIBA 0-6)
£1.5m refurbishment of existing ward at the Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton, to accomodate facilities for the delivery of a novel cancer treatment using radio-isotopes. Collaborating closely with the physics team and structural engineers to accomodate leadlined and aesthetically pleasing rooms to boost both patient and staff well-being. Liaised with Building Control to deliver a fire-safe and fully certified intervention to the existing building.
Final Photos: Dirty Utility, Treatment Rooms & Prep. Lab.
Montserrat Nat. Trust:
EcoPlay
Dennis Sharp Architects - Public Consultation (RIBA 0-3)
Multi-functional montessori-inspired school for the Montserrat National trust. The project involved completing public consultations and engaging with various stakeholders to deliver a buildable and cost-effective site strategy including landscape design and planting strategy. The final proposal included accomodation for supervised and unsupervised learning for children ages 0 - 18, and even as a wedding venue pending completion!
Montserrat Oriole: Acrylic on Canvas
Proposed Ground Floor & Roof Plans
The Productive Landscape
Loughborough University 2024 - Graduation Project
My final graduation project - a data centre for genomic sampling research for the NHS, where the waste heat produced is funnelled into a series of greenhouses, rejuvenating the Lea Valley as a hub for both digital and horticultural production. The project was about creating an institution which could sustainably grow into a staple outpost of East London, whilst paying attention to the cultural and historical context of the site, within the so-named “Sea of Glass”.
Glasshouse
Concept Sketches
Level 2 Plan - Showing data and planters above
Ramp Concept Collage
ICC Berlin - Too Alive
To Be Empty
AA Visiting School Scholar 2023: Berlin
As a team of 3, we proposed radical new uses for the I.C.C. at Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory. My team proposed to remove the roof, recycle the aluminium, and retrofit the I.C.C. to become a stadium for the sprouting street-cricket scene in Berlin. I’m eager to delve deeper into architectures of non-extraction and feel that thresholds as a typology are a critical point of architectural discourse, forming the first impression of the city.
Demographic Case for a Cricket Stadium
Expatriot Populations of ICC Member Countries
Concept Collage
Biomüll process section for
