BSA, DipArch, RIBA

Carol is one of our Practice Leaders with responsibility for business development. With over 25 years of experience, she has led the design on a range of technically challenging projects, specialist cultural buildings and a number of bespoke homes; from concept to final interior design and furniture selection. Carol serves on the TRADA Board and was an advisor for the RIBA Green Plan of Work. She has been an external examiner and guest critic at a number of universities.

Key Projects:
National Automotive Innovation Centre, University of Warwick (Lead on Interior Design)
Herbarium, Library, Art and Archives Wing, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew (Project Director)
BFI Master Film Store, Warwickshire (Project Director)
House in Hampstead (Project Director)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 1990

BA(Hons), DipArch, RIBA, Architect

Johnny has natural strengths in managing projects and has 30 years of experience of designing educational, residential and commercial masterplans and buildings, including new build and retrofit projects. As one of our Practice Leaders, Johnny ensures that we deliver an excellent service for our clients and create high quality architecture. He sits on the Olympicopolis Quality Review Panel, advising on major cultural and university developments at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and a Client Design Monitor at Dacorum Borough Council, Hemel Hempstead. Johnny has taught and lectured at a number of universities and designed and built his own house in London.

Key Projects:
Centre for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge (Project Director)
Pontifex Wharf Residential Development, Southward (Project Director)
Foundry (Cullinan Studio offices), Islington (Project Director)
Maggie's Newcastle (Project Director)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 1988
 

BSc(Hons), DipAAD, RIBA, Architect

Peter's responsibilities cover our processes, standards and resource planning. He has an expert knowledge and experience of project design and management with over 20 years working on Higher Education and residential projects. Peter is a visiting tutor at Cardiff University and has taught design, construction and sustainability at University College London, UEL and the University of Strathclyde. He qualified as an architect from the University of Strathclyde in 1999.

Key Projects:
National Automotive Innovation Centre, University of Warwick (Project Director)
International Institute for Product and Service Innovation, University of Warwick (Project Director)
Bristol Harbourside Residential Buildings (Project Director)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 1995
 

MA(Hons), DipArch, RIBA, Architect

Roddy is a superb designer with 30 years of experience of creating beautiful cultural, educational and residential buildings and masterplans in the UK and abroad. He is one of our Practice Leaders with responsibility for design. Roddy chairs design review panels for Architecture and Design Scotland and lectures widely. In 2013 he chaired juries for the RIBA Awards and the Cairngorms National Park Design Awards, and in 2014 he was on the jury panel for the UK's Milan Expo 2015 Pavilion. Roddy is a talented athlete in many arenas.

Key Projects:
National Automotive Innovation Centre, University of Warwick
Stonebridge Estate Regeneration, Brent (Project Director)
John Hope Gateway, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (Project Director)
Shahat Garden City, Libya (Project Director)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 1987
 

CBE, RA, RIBA, HonFRIAS

2008 RIBA Royal Gold Medallist Ted Cullinan is an inquisitive, inventive and passionate composer and maker of buildings. He studied at the University of Cambridge, the Architectural Association and Berkeley. Ted established our office as a co-operative in 1965 and his tenacious commitment in striving for excellence in design continues to inspire our practice. Ted was awarded a CBE in 1987 for Services to Architecture, elected a Royal Academician in 1989, and an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland in 1995. In 2005, he was awarded a Special Commendation by the Prince Philip Designers Prize for his outstanding lifetime achievement in design and in 2010 he was made a Royal Designer for Industry by the RSA.

Founded Cullinan Studio: 1965

DipArch, RIBA, Architect

Colin is a senior partner with responsibilities for our delivering an excellent service for our clients and ensuring we create high quality architecture. For each project he supports the development of a clear technical strategy for building elements based on project experience and current standards. He developed his specialist technical expertise over six years investigating and remedying defects in buildings prior to joining Cullinan Studio. Colin represents the office on various research and Knowledge Management networks and leads our Innovate UK supported 'Immersive Visualisation In Construction' research project. 

Key Projects:
Bristol Harbourside Masterplan
University of East London Docklands Campus (Project Director)
Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge (Project Director)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 1988

CBE, RIBA, HonFIStructE, HonFCIBSE, Architect

Robin is a senior member of the practice with a range of supporting activities. He is Convenor of The Edge, Chair of the Cambridgeshire Quality Panel, a Design Review Chair for Design Council CABE and a member of NHBC Foundation Expert Panel. He has been Vice-President of the RIBA, Chairman of CIC and was a founder member of the Movement for Innovation Board. Robin was awarded a CBE in 1999, an Honorary Fellowship of the Institution of Structural Engineers in 2002 and an Honorary Fellowship of Chartered Institute of Building Services in 2013. He is an Honorary Professor of the University of Nottingham and oversees our canalside garden.

Key Projects:
Lambeth Community Care Centre
University of East London Docklands Campus

Joined Cullinan Studio: 1979

AADip, Architect

With over 25 years of experience, Wen has an extensive knowledge of sustainable urban design, residential and Higher Education projects. She has particular skills in high level strategic thinking and team leading and with exceptional attention to detail and procedures. Wen is the partner in charge of the human resource aspects of the practice, including our recruitment and performance appraisal procedures. Wen is an external examiner at the University of Nottingham and sits on the Haringey Design Quality Review Panel. She is passionate about her local community and volunteers with Global Generation in Kings Cross, who support local young people to connect with each other and the natural world. Wen qualified as an architect whilst working at Cullinan Studio in 1989. She rejoined the practice in 1998 after working in Edinburgh and in Berlin on post-reunification projects to regeneration the former East German cities.

Key Projects:
Eastfields Estate Regeneration, Merton
Singapore Management University
Centre for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge

Joined Cullinan Studio: 1998

 

BSc(Hons) Architecture

Abigail is working with us for the practice placement of her Part 2 studies at the new London School of Architecture. She previously worked for Heatherwick Studio and has led the design and build of a number of independent projects, including pavilions and a stage for Brainchild festival. She has also been involved in two volunteer cob-house builds in the Pyrenees, which provided great experience in both physical construction and small scale design. Abigail completed her Part 1 studies at The Bartlett, UCL where her work focused on community, cultural and music centres. Her third year architecture model was displayed at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2015.

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2016

BSc(Hons) Architecture

Adam has particular strengths in handcrafted model-making and contextually driven design. He is especially interested in smart infrastructure, kinetic art and sustainable construction methods. Graduating from Sheffield Hallam University in 2016, Adam’s final year projects included a Blood Donation Centre in Liverpool that focused on donor wellbeing and sensitivity to context, and a School of Watchmaking on a tight urban site in Ancoats, Manchester. Following a research paper he wrote on the architectural applications of auxetics, Adam is nominated for the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering Young Design Award 2017. In his spare time, Adam enjoys cold water diving.

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2017

BA(Hons), MArch, Architect

Aditi is a highly skilled architect with a large part of her professional experience working on Higher Education projects. She has specialist knowledge of working with cross-laminated timber having previously worked at KLH UK. She has also worked at Sauerbruch Hutton Architects in Berlin, RMJM and Jestico + Whiles Architects in London. Aditi has interests in sustainability and urbanism, particularly informal settlements, and writes her own blog. Aditi studied at the University of Sheffield and qualified as an architect in 2014.

Key Projects
National Automotive Innovation Centre, University of Warwick

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2015

BSc(Hons), AADip, Architect

Aditya has particular strengths in design development and specialist knowledge in the transport and infrastructure sector. He has previously worked for Foster+Partners and Grimshaw in London and Melbourne. Aditya has worked with NGO's, charities and the UN to deliver and develop both architectural and charitable projects and has been involved in the regeneration of post-earthquake Haiti. He has been a tutor with the annual AA Haiti Visiting School since 2014. Aditya qualified as an architect from the University of Westminster in 2015.

Key Projects:
National Automotive Innovation Centre, University of Warwick (Interior Design)
Emerald Circus Residential Development, Stonebridge
Maitland Park Estate Regeneration, Camden

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2013

MA(Hons), DipArch, FRSA, Architect

Alex has 20 years of architectural experience in a range of sectors, with particular expertise in education, health and cultural projects. He is currently working with manufacturers to develop our off-site, quick build timber system for primary schools. Alex enjoys teaching and lecturing about the work of our practice and leads our 'Development' management team. Alex qualified as an architect from the University of Edinburgh in 2000.

Key Projects:
John Hope Gateway, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (Project Architect)
Holy Cross Primary School, Swindon (Project Architect)
Central Building Refurbishment, Fitzwilliam College (Project Architect)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 1998

BA(Hons)

Allan is a practising artist who provides project support for the office. He studied Fine Art at London Guildhall University and since graduating has worked in redevelopment, as well as for several design and construction companies in Ireland and London providing administrative, technical and artistic support. Allan's collaborations with Cullinan Studio have produced artistic schemes for the Barge Arm Development and Brampton Manor School. Allan has exhibited his work in a range of European shows including the Creekside Open x 2, selected by Matthew Collings.

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2006

BA(Hons)

Amy is our graphic designer and looks after our publicity and communications, including printed and online marketing material, press activity, awards entries, events and bid documents. After graduating with a Fine Art degree from Kingston University in 2003, Amy worked as an admin assistant for an architects' practice in South Devon before joining Cullinan Studio in 2008. She continues to produce her own art and has worked in the art department for two short film projects.

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2008

BScArch(Hons), BArch(Hons), Architect

Brendan is an experienced architect with particular strengths in technical coordination, BIM and design development. He played a key role in our Innovate UK supported research project (IVIC) and continues to explore interactive visualisation opportunities as an integral part of delivering our projects more efficiently. Brendan has previously worked at O'Mahony Pike Architects in Ireland and BVN Architecture in Australia. Brendan studied at University College Dublin and Kungliga Tekniska Hogskolan, Stockholm and qualified as an architect from the University of Westminster in 2011. 

Key Projects:
National Automotive Innovation Centre, University of Warwick (Project Architect)
Shenley Academy and Sixth Form, Birmingham
BFI Master Film Store, Warwickshire

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2010
 

BArch(Hons), BScArchScience(Hons), Architect

Chris has a strong interest in people-focused urban design and place-making. He has considerable experience in housing, masterplanning and regeneration projects for leading RSLs, private developers and local authorities. Prior to joining Cullinan Studio, Chris worked at HTA Design in London and McCarthy O'Hora Associates and Aughey O'Flaherty Architects on a number of conservation projects. He studied at University College Dublin and qualified as an architect from London Metropolitan University in 2012.

Key Projects:
Winchester Walk Mixed-use Development, Southwark (Project Architect)
Bristol Harbourside Building 3a

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2014

BA(Hons), MArchD

Daniel has worked on residential and mixed-use projects and became very engaged in integrating a BIM approach in projects of varying scales whilst working at Squire and Partners. Daniel studied at Oxford Brookes University with an exchange year at Deakin University in Australia. During his education, Daniel explored theoretical and experimental responses to creating social architecture. He specialised in research during his first year of MArchD and during his second year was an editor of the Oxford School of Architecture magazine. Daniel is a guest critic at Oxford Brookes University.

Key Projects:
Winchester Walk Mixed-use Development, Southwark
Blows Yard Residential Development, Southwark

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2016

BA(Hons), AADip(Hons), Architect

Eugénie has experience on a wide range of residential and mixed-use projects. Her interest in regeneration projects and housing design was developed whilst building a home in Malaysia with Habitat for Humanity. She has previously worked at Studio Daniel Libeskind in New York and Kengo Kuma and Associates in Paris and Tokyo. Eugénie studied at Oxford Brookes University and the Architectural Association and was featured in the Wallpaper* Graduate Directory 2015 as one of the world's hottest new talents in architecture. 

Key Projects:
National Automotive Innovation Centre, University of Warwick

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2014

BArch(Hons), BScArch(Hons), Architect

Gráinne has consolidated her extensive design and technical experience working on a number of education and residential projects. She has a keen interest in the restoration and refurbishment of buildings and is a member of our Retrofit sector group. Prior to joining Cullinan Studio, Gráinne worked at Burwell Deakins Architects in London, Korth Tielens Architecten in Amsterdam and Aoife Hughes Architects in Ireland. She studied at University College Dublin, TU Delft in The Netherlands and qualified as an architect from London Metropolitan University in 2011. Gráinne enjoys playing the piano and on occasion plays the harmonium in her husband's band. 

Key Projects:
National Automotive Innovation Centre, University of Warwick
Emerald Circus Residential Development, Stonebridge
Bristol Harbourside Building 3a

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2014
 

BA(Hons), AA Dip, Architect

Hannah has worked on new building and refurbishment projects, including a number of listed buildings in a wide variety of sectors. Hannah has a keen interest in research and is currently the oral history researcher for the AA XX 100 project which is celebrating the centenary of women studying at the AA School of Architecture. Hannah studied at Oxford Brookes University, the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia and the AA. After graduating from the AA, Hannah spent some time at Hooke Park working on the design, fabrication and installation of a splayed timber cladding system and internal fit-out of the Caretaker's House, which was shortlisted for the Architects' Journal Small Project Competition in 2013. Hannah is currently assisting as a Part 2 Masters Design Tutor at Oxford Brookes University and is our office London School of Architecture mentor for this academic year.

Key Projects:
School of Mathematical Sciences Retrofit, Queen Mary University of London
Holy Cross Primary School, Swindon
Maitland Park Estate Regeneration, Camden

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2015

BSc(Hons), AADip, Architect

Helen has experience of a wide range of residential and urban design projects, including small-scale domestic refurbishment, high spec apartment buildings and large-scale housing developments. Prior to joining Cullinan Studio, Helen worked on projects in Conservation Areas and listed college buildings in Cambridge. She is a part of the RIBA Ambassador programme, carrying out workshops in schools to help children learn about architecture and part of our Research team. Helen studied at the University of Bath, the Universita di Ferrara in Italy and the AA School of Architecture and qualified as an architect in 2012. Whilst at the AA, Helen co-led a group of 12 students who designed, fabricated and deployed a portable cinema in Lalibela, Northern Ethiopia. This experience has fuelled her personal interest in event-based participative design and working with communities. Helen is fluent in both Italian and Spanish.

Key Projects: 
Artist's House in Brixton (Project Architect)
Pontifex Wharf Residential Development, Southwark
Baldwin Terrace Residential Development, Islington (Project Architect)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2012
 

BA(Hons), MArch, Architect

As our BIM Manager, Joseph oversees the implementation of BIM on projects, ensuring the smooth integration of supplier information and the exchange of model information with consultants and clients. He played an active role in the testing and evaluation of BIMspace - the output of an Innovate UK supported research project into immersive visualisation in the construction industry. Joseph has also worked at FAT Koehl Architekten in Berlin and Kondylis Design in New York. He studied at the University of Brighton, the Technical University of Brno in Czech Republic and qualified as an architect from the University of Westminster in 2014.

Key Projects:
National Automotive Innovation Centre, University of Warwick
Very Light Rail National Innovation Centre, Dudley
Cryfield Energy Centre, University of Warwick

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2013
 

BSc(Hons) in progress

Jules is currently studying at the University of Bath for his RIBA Part 1 degree and is working with us on a six month placement. He has lived in France, Italy, Thailand and Russia and is bilingual in French and English as well as being proficient in Russian and Spanish. Jules is interested in how cultural projects can incorporate foreign context to regenerate the urban environment and facilitate social well-being. He received a prize for his museum project in Marseille that engaged with the local context to generate a multipurpose hall and memorial space, taking its cues from the city’s multicultural history and recent refugee crisis in order to create empathy for migrants. On a previous placement at Opus 5 Architects in Paris, Jules worked on projects combining cultural programmes with historical conservation. Jules loves travelling and plays for the University of Bath’s basketball team.

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2017

BA(Hons), DipArch, Architect

Kevin has strong design skills combined with exceptional technical skills. He has particular strengths in managing design teams, technical coordination and detail design, ensuring that the original design intent is maintained from concept through to completion. He has been involved on a number of educational, residential and urban regeneration projects. Kevin played a key role in our Immersive Visualisation in Construction research project funded by Innovate UK with the aim of improving communication of design data as a part of the drive to deliver higher performance buildings at lower cost. Kevin studied at the University of Sheffield and qualified as an architect from London Metropolitan University in 2006. 

Key Projects:
Spring at Stonebridge Park, Brent (Project Architect)
House in Hampstead (Project Architect)
Shenley Academy and Sixth Form, Birmingham

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2003

BArch(Hons), DipArch, Architect

Kristina assists with our business development and has over 15 years of experience of working on urban regeneration and education projects. She has particular strengths in community consultation and is currently working with Repowering London to set up a renewable energy cooperative where she lives in Lambeth. After completing her architectural studies at the Mackintosh School of Architecture in Glasgow, Kristina spent a year in Africa working for Habitat Associates. Kristina is Green Champion for the Lambeth Eco Teams Programme and an allotment enthusiast. She qualified as an architect from the Mackintosh School of Architecture in Glasgow in 1998.

Key Projects:
Rosendale Primary School, Lambeth (Project Architect)
Foundry (Cullinan Studio offices), Islington (Client Role)
Maitland Park Estate Regeneration, Camden

Joined Cullinan Studio: 1999
 

BA(Hons), DipArch, Architect

Lara has excellent skills in briefing multi-headed clients, particularly in spatial planning and interior design. Her meticulous attention to detail, technical know-how and tenacity in contract management ensures that our clients are delivered the best possible outcomes within project constraints. Lara has over 15 years of experience working on cultural, residential and educational projects. Prior to joining Cullinan Studio, Lara gained valuable international experience at practices in New Zealand and Malaysia, where she explored different building methods, including timber, earth and strawbale construction. She has taught at a number of Schools of Architecture. Lara qualified as an architect from Oxford Brookes University in 2001. 

Key Projects:
National Automotive Innovation Centre, University of Warwick
Herbarium, Library, Art and Archives, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew (Project Architect)
International Institute for Product and Service Innovation, University of Warwick (Project Architect)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2002
 

BA(Hons)

Linda studied at the Kent School of Architecture where she developed an interest in minimalist architecture, technology and façade design, which she progressed through her dissertation and through her passion for model making. Linda was part of the Kent Architectural Student Association, organising events and lectures by established architects. Linda has a multicultural background having lived in Italy, the Netherlands, the Uk and having origins from Lebanon, hence her interest in travelling and in languages. Last year Linda frequently visited and researched the Milan Expo 2015 whilst working at a practice in Milan.

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2016

BA(Hons)

Louise studied Fashion Design Technology at the London College of Fashion, part of the University of the Arts London. After graduating she joined Liberty of London in their Product Development Team, later moving to Heal's and then Jamie Oliver, where she specialised in homewares and textiles, sourcing products from the Far East and developing these to suit the needs of the specific brands. Louise recently worked at Hackett London in a strategic planning role managing orders, shipments and deliveries to wholesale partners in the UK, Europe and international franchise associates. She enjoys sewing and craft related projects, making pieces for family and friends.

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2015

BA(Hons), BArch(Hons), MArch(Hons), Architect

Lucy has worked on a range of health, educational and cultural projects. She is an experienced architect with exceptional organisational skills and specialist knowledge in landscape architecture. Her Masters dissertation looked at how the positive effects of landscape can be integrated with architecture to create a therapeutic environment and promote mental well-being. In 2005 she spent a year in Malaysia working for Ken Yeang where she developed her enthusiasm for ecological design. Lucy studied at Newcastle University and qualified as an architect in 2007.

Key Projects:
Maggie's Newcastle (Project Architect)
Olisa Library, Fitzwilliam College (Project Architect)
BFI Master Film Store, Warwickshire

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2006

BSc Architecture

Michelle graduated from the Bartlett School of Architecture in 2016. Michelle’s work - stemming from her love of food - revolved around speculative and creative approaches to integrate local food production into architecture and in some instances in extreme climates. She continues to investigate the story of food with the skills she has gained from studying architecture and is keen to be involved in creative and sustainable approaches that could potentially change the way we eat and grow food. She is also interested in visual theories and semiology. Michelle is fluent in written Chinese and speaks Cantonese and Mandarin.

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2016

BSc(Hons), MArch, Architect

Nathan has worked on a number of residential, refurbishment and commercial interior fit-out projects. Previously he has worked at Inside Out Architecture gaining job running and design and detailing experience, and for Klaszkleeberger Architekten in Innsbruck designing bespoke furniture. A keen writer, Nathan has contributed articles and reviews to the Architects' Journal, Building Design, the RIBA Journal and Aesthetica Art and Culture Magazine. Nathan is a regular visiting critic at the Universities of Bath and Nottingham. He studied at the University of Bath, the Technische Universität München and the Bartlett School of Architecture, where he developed an interest in temporary and flexible structures.

Key Projects:
Winchester Walk Mixed-use Development, Southwark
Blows Yard Residential Development, Southwark (Project Architect)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2015
 

BA(Hons), MArch, RIBA, Architect

Philip is an experienced designer with particular expertise in large-scale residential projects and international masterplanning. In 2011 he lived in Libya whilst designing visitor strategies as part of the Green Mountain Project and the Shahat masterplan for a zero carbon garden city of 60,000 people. In 2013 he returned twice to post-revolution Tripoli in teaching and institution-building capacities with the RIBA. Philip is currently working with private land-owners, a local authority and a multi-disciplinary working group - Appropriate Housing Group - to test partnering models to deliver more appropriate homes and places. Prior to his architectural training, Philip served as an Army Officer in the Royal Artillery. He qualified as an architect from the University of Cambridge in 2008.

Key Projects:
Shahat Garden City, Libya (Project Architect)
Emerald Circus Residential Development, Stonebridge (Project Architect)
Bristol Harbourside Building 4 (Project Architect)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2006

BSc(Hons), MArch (2), DipArch

As Project Architect, Richard has experience working across all RIBA workstages and knowledge of multiple sectors, client types and procurement routes. Richard is a strong all-rounder who is as comfortable with BIM as he is with hand-drawing. He has a keen eye for detail and particular interest in architectural craft, facilitating creative collaboration and the integration of sustainability into the design process. Richard is an external critic at the University of Nottingham and has enjoyed promoting the value of good architecture through organising a series of events as part of the Nottingham & Derby Society of Architects. Richard has a great love of the outdoors and is a keen walker and runner. He qualified as an architect from the University of Nottingham in 2014.

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2016

BSc(Hons), MPhil, Architect

Sahiba is an ebullient architect who has been a core team member on a number of housing, education and cultural projects. She has worked at DSDHA in London on mixed-use and residential projects and as a journalist for the Architects' Journal as part of their sustainability team. Whilst completing her MPhil at the University of Cambridge, Sahiba was an editor of the Cambridge Architecture Journal: Scroope, as well as a contributor to the Cambridge Association of Architects' gazette. Sahiba qualified as an architect from the University of Westminster in 2015. 

Key Projects:
RHS Hyde Hall, Chelmsford
Spring at Stonebridge Park, Brent
Shenley Academy and Sixth Form, Birmingham

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2009

Dip.Arch, MA Spatial Planning and Urban Design

Alongside his work with us, Sam is interested in entrepreneurialism within the architecture profession, particularly as an avenue for finding more viable solutions for social change.  His Spatial Planning and Urban Design MA at London Metropolitan University saw him collaborate with the GLA studying building vacancy and unemployment in Tottenham following the 2011 riots. His study devised a financially appraised job creating waste-to-power station, with net profits directed to a credit-union and business incubator for supporting local enterprise. His more recent thesis studied the barriers to affordable housing delivery in the wider London area, with a proposition he continues to develop. He is currently exploring applications of emerging financial technology (FinTech) for improving the affordability, delivery and planning of residential development in overheated property markets, like London.

Key Projects:
Maitland Park Estate Regeneration

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2016

MAAT

Shamiso joined us in 2015 as our Accounts Administrator and is responsible for our day-to-day bookkeeping. She previously worked in the renewable energy sector for nine years and is a firm believer of green power as an essential part of securing the UK's energy future. In her spare time she indulges a keen interest in martial arts, in addition to writing and performing comedy.

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2015

BA(Hons), AADip

Growing up in five countries has shaped Zeina’s identity as a versatile, multicultural person who is driven by a strong natural curiosity with a get-up-and-go attitude. She has a passion for writing about Middle Eastern cities – how their social, political and economic structures shape their physical one, and how their identity is defined and altered by different readings of their histories. Before joining Cullinan Studio, Zeina worked at AWW Architects, Assemblage Architects and Julian Loeffler Architects in London and PPA Architecture in Oxford. Zeina studied at Oxford Brookes University and the AA School of Architecture, she was a research assistant at Sheffield Hallam University for the research project Governance of Communicative Space, and has been a guest critic at Chelsea College of Arts and Oxford Brookes University. Zeina is fluent in written and spoken Arabic.

Key Projects:
The Hyde, Hendon (BIM Coordinator)

Joined Cullinan Studio: 2016