Joined Tangram Architects and Designers in 1994 as a Senior Project Architect running projects ranging from proposals to re-roof a major hospital , conversion of an existing house into flats for the mentally ill and the construction of a clinic and day centreAppointed Associate with Tangram Architects and Designers in 1999, became a Partner in 2002 and subsequently a Director of Tangram Architects Limited following conversion to a limited company. Recent projects include:33 Queen Square – Team lead for the creation of an award winning building which included clinics on the lower floors with laboratories above and a state of the art teaching lecture theatre in the basement.Brighton 3T’s Decant – Lead Director for multi-phased and multi-site Procure 21 enabling programme involving 20 client groups over 24 months.Tottenham Hale Kidney Care Centre – Fit-out of a shell to form a 43 space renal dialysis unit on the ground floor and clinic facilities on the upper level.

Seconded to University College London NHS Trust to assist the Estates Department in the reconfiguration and relocation of wards as a result of the closure of the original University College Hospital cruciform building.

Joined Andrews Sherlock and Partners in 1985 asProject Architect for various healthcare buildings including the country’s first designated AIDS ward and first adolescent oncology unit, operating theatres, day surgery and radiotherapy facilities, including a MEV room and outpatients department. Work also included office refurbishment, restaurants and private housingBecame an associate in 1989 with responsibility for co-ordinating the work of in-house staff and other members of the design team

Project Architect with Architects Design Partnership. Work included laboratories and research buildings for government agencies such as the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology