I am responsible for publicising and promoting the practice’s work through press, digital and social media. Leading the press office, I respond proactively to media requests, briefing journalists, creating marketing material, website and social media content, publications and research reports – essentially defining the voice of the practice, which is simple yet informative, reflecting the practice’s position as an industry leader. My role encompasses internal communications including content creation for the company intranet as well as internal presentations, financial and CSER reporting, briefing notes and interview responses for senior management. I am involved in crisis communications and reputation management, working to maintain a positive view of the company in press and media.

I am a founding editor of LOBBY - a student-led academic publication of The Bartlett School of Architecture. LOBBY is a print publication which intends to open a space to create dialogues with the outside architecture context, activating conversations within the field of architectural design and theory.

I worked as a freelance researcher for AHMM, a London based architectural firm on their exhibition at the Venice Biennale 2014. My role as the sole researcher on the project was to locate and analyse the archival material for display from various local and national archives across London and to liaise with the directors and the rest of the team at AHMM on the selection and acquisition of the various items for display. I subsequently worked on public consultation exercises, sourcing visual material on the historical character, social and built history of the site.

I was responsible for the content generation and research for the Charles Correa Exhibition held in Summer 2013. I wrote the gallery text and the project descriptions in the accompanying publication.

Mahendra Raj has been a pioneering figure in the field of structural design in India for the past five decades. His vast body of work allows us a comprehensive insight into the country’s post-independence architectural journey. I was responsible for the archival research for a book that looks at his contribution to the building industry for the past 60 years.

Taught the Cultural Studies module to Year I students of Design

The “Delhinama” exhibition was held in October 2010 in New Delhi to conincide with the Commonwealth Games. My primary responsibilities included, research, project coordination, analysis of research data and production of exhibition material. I subsequently also worked on a “Delhinama” book based on the exhibition, to be published by Penguin India.

I was involved in the preparation of the design brief and competition document for the new campus of the School of Planning and Architecture in New Delhi.