Key projects:- I am currently leading the refurbishment and extension of a Victorian coach house to create sustainable new headquarters for Brindisa Spanish Foods.- I am currently working on a planning application for an ambitious low-carbon house extension and refurbishment project in Earlsfield.- I have produced feasibility studies for redevelopment projects at the Willis Museum, Basingstoke, and Brook Rural Museum.- I have led the £2m refurbishment and extension of the Grade-II listed 16th Century Pickeridge Farmhouse and its outbuildings. - I have worked on the detailed design for the refurbishment, reordering and extension to the Grade-II listed St. Anselm’s Church, Kennington.- I have worked on the detailed design for a new timber Passivhaus home in Falmouth.- I have acted as a practice mentor for Open City Accelerate teaching, a mentoring project aimed at sixth formers to improve access and diversity in architectural education.

I am a co-founder of Feral Partnerships, a design collective which explores architectural responses to the ecological crisis through academic research, curation, and education.- Community workshop and artwork commission for Turf Projects, 2023- Exhibition co-curators at Lot Projects, 2023- After School Club tutorship with STORE, 2023- Solo exhibition at San Mei Gallery, 2022 - Solo exhibition at University of Sydney Tin Sheds Gallery, 2021 - Research exhibited at V–A–C Zattere, Venice, 2021- Research presented at the London Festival of Architecture, 2021- Research presented at POLLEN Biennial Conference, 2020 - Culture & Animals Foundation Grant Recipient, 2020- Research published by the Architect’s Journal, the Sydney Environment Institute, Folly and Climate Words

Key projects:- The Indian Hill Music Center, Groton MA: My focus at Epstein Joslin was Indian Hill Music Center, a 100,000 square foot new build music school and performance venue. I was involved in all aspects of design development from the project’s inception until stage 4.