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Artist, researcher and writer from the North East of England exploring the intersections of art, architecture, ecology and extractivism


Education

MA — Royal College of Art
Architecture

2022-2024
Dean’s Prize

MA (Cantab) — University of Cambridge           Architecture, Pembroke College
2017-2020
First Class with Distinction
Most distinguished performance in an Arts Subject

               
Experience

Researcher and Designer — Cooking Sections
2024 - Present

Co-Investigator - Abyssal Edges - ETH Zurich     
2024 - Present
        With Margarida Waco (Principal Investigator)         
        and Gloria Pavita (Co-Investigator)

Graduate Teaching Assistant — CSM — UAL          
2024 - Present

Visiting Lecturer — University of Cambridge
2021 - 2022

Architectural Assistant — David Chipperfield Architect
2020 - 2022


Publications, Exhibitions, Residencies, Awards, and Scholarships

2025

RIBAJ Eyeline Drawing First Prize Winner                                Awarded for the best Architecture Drawing by the    
       Royal Institute of British Architects

Drawing included in Artificial at the Design Museum
       As part of Christie Swallow’s Design Researchers in 
       Residence exhibit

Flyover Futures Competition Winner
       Ideas competition to reimagine the future of the                Gateshead Flyover      
       Organised by the Farrell Centre and Newcastle                  University

Pits and Pansies exhbitied in Making Kin, BASE Milano
        Included as part of Milan Design Week

Design Hack: Everyday Eco-Activism
        Co-Researcher with the University of London’s 
        Institute of Languages, Cultures, and Societies 
        Department (ICLS) exploring positive narratives 
        within the climate crisis alongside Good Growth               Hub, Peer Gallery and the AHRC

No More Nowt Digital Test Commission
        For the creation of a living digital archive exploring
        the possibilities of nourishment within toxic soils

Pits and Pansies Published in Architecture Beyond Extraction
        Issue 79.1 of the Journal of Architectural Education

North East Emerging Artist Award - Nominee

Pits and Pansies, Activism and Social Change LGBTQ+ History Month, RIBA Library.                      
        Curated by Gem Barton

2024

Deans Prize
        For most outstanding project across the RCA
        Faculty of Architecture

RIBA Silver Medal Nomination

2023

Featured in Fertile Futures Publication, Portuguese Pavilion in La Biennale di Venezia 2023

RIBAJ Eyeline Drawing Prize Winner

Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Drawing Prize
    
Artist Residency and Exhibition at HANGAR Lisbon
     
Re-imagining Cumbernauld Town Centre                                   Design Competition Winner
 
2022

Exhibited in the Royal Academy Summer Show
        Painting displayed in Room 2, 2022 show

2020

Exhibited in Not Only But Also Show
        Hosted at Betts Project, London

Cadell Prize
        For best performance in History of Art of              
        Architecture

Edward S. Prior Prize
        For best understanding of materials and 
        construction

Peter de Somogyi Memorial Prize
        For most distinguished performance in an Arts
        subject            

2019

Cambridge Association of Architects Student              Prize    
        For the highest overall and portfolio mark in        
        Architecture

Peter de Somogyi Memorial Prize
        For most distinguished performance in an Arts 
        subject

Foundation Scholarship
        For excellent academic achievement

Foundress Prize
        For excellent academic achievement

2018

Anderson Webb Prize
        For the highest overall and portfolio mark in        
        Architecture

Peter de Somogyi Memorial Prize
        For the most distinguished performance in an Arts
        subject

College Scholarship
        For excellent academic achievement

Foundress Prize
        For excellent academic achievement

        Design Hack: Everyday Eco-Activism
               Co-Researcher with the University of London’s Institute of Languages, Cultures,
               and Societies Department (ICLS) exploring positive narratives within the       
               climate crisis alongside Good Growth Hub, Peer Gallery and the AHRC

        No More Nowt Digital Test Commission
               For the creation of a living digital archive exploring the possibilities of 
               nourishment within toxic soils

        Pits and Pansies Published in Architecture Beyond Extraction
               Issue 79.1 of the Journal of Architectural Education

        North East Emerging Artist Award 
               Nominee
        
        Pits and Pansies, Activism and Social Change LGBTQ+ History Month, RIBA Library.                      Curated by Gem Barton