Patricia is an experienced Architect and an Associate Director at Douglas and King Architects. Patricia was most recently the lead Architect on a large mixed use development of commercial buildings on a sensitive gateway site in London’s Old Street, this project was granted planning consent in 2020 and is currently progressing towards construction. She is also working on a number of mixed use and residential projects at all stages of development, a notable project being the construction of a new and highly sustainable hamlet on London’s Greenbelt which recently started construction on site. Patricia studied Architecture at CEU San Pablo University in Madrid. She has worked in China, Spain and the UK and joined Douglas and King as a principal team member in 2016. Whilst championing design excellence and sustainability in mixed use developments Patricia’s past work also includes designing and delivering large commercial and retail projects along with residential developments of all sizes.

Mimi has developed a reputation for delivering innovative and sophisticated design inspired by both traditional and contemporary contexts. With a particular specialism in interior design,  she also creates beautiful bespoke furniture and lighting adding the important finishing touches to projects. Mimi previously worked at Richard Rogers Stirk Harbour and Partners before joining Charlton Brown in 2017. Focussing exclusively on the luxury residential sector with a broad range of experience across new builds and historic refurbishments, she has lead the completion of a number of significant projects ranging from £3-£15m from concept to completion.

Mimi leads her own team and enjoys collaborative working, nurturing and managing a trusted network of highly regarded professionals and craftspeople across the industry. This network is founded on likeminded and talented people who take pride in delivering to the highest quality. When Mimi’s not working, she loves long walks in the Kentish countryside with her Rhodesian Ridgeback Alba.  Mimi graduated from Interior Design at the Chelsea University of the Arts, before embarking upon Architecture at the University of Westminster. This dual qualification as an interior designer and Architect gives Mimi a unique holistic perspective when approaching new projects.

Nisha vekaria, Architect and Director of Place 54 Architects has over 14 years’ of experience which encompasses all stages across a diverse range of projects. These include commercial offices, high end housing in London and Kent and conversion of listed buildings for an Anglo-Chinese school in Kensington. Nisha has contributed to masterplans including: Greenwich Peninsula masterplan and public realm vision for 10,000 homes.

Completed designs for construction for residential interiors include private house interiors and extensions, conversion and extension for flats. Her projects and client endorsements result in many recommendations. She was project architect for new build residential completed projects apartments in Brentford, London and private eco home at Goudhurst Kent. Her commercial projects include craft bakery and industrial fit outs and refurbishments.

Nisha has used her experience in the architectural profession to feedback to aspiring designers and architects including with other GDST Alumni of her former school to host Architecture Day 2020 at Blackheath High School.

Chris has a deep understanding of the evolution of built form and architecture which underpins the developed landscape of today. As a Director of Charlton Brown Architects he has designed award winning residential projects with an unparalleled attention to design and built form. Embracing all scales of residential development from single family houses, multi-unit apartment buildings through to urban extensions and an entirely new Garden Village settlement.

Over the past decade Chris has led a masterplanning and urban design project for a new community of 1500 homes, schools and community facilities. The Tresham Garden Village Masterplan & Delivery Strategy recently gained full council approval. It presents a strong and robust vision for a vibrant new community and a model for sustainable rural living.

Gary has collaborated with Sir Terry Farrell for 40 years on award winning, mixed use developments including: Reusing existing buildings combined with new infill at Comyn Ching Triangle in Covent Garden listed by Historic England in 2016; Masterplans at Greenwich Peninsula, Earls Court, Norwich Riverside, Newcastle Quayside, Birmingham’s Brindley Place, Otterpool Park garden town, NW Bicester Eco Town and Cambourne garden village. Gary as director of Place 54 Architects has completed residential, retail and industrial masterplans including: business parks of 500,000m2 in UK and Germany and E commerce logistics masterplan at Al Maktoum Airport for Dubia South. Awards include: 1993 Europan 3 housing competition in Haarlem, Netherlands, completed in 2005, British Homes Awards Home of the Future and RIBA Tomorrows Garden City housing in Letchworth 2007, completed in 2012. Contributions to publications include: First European Passive Solar design handbook 1980, Teaching at Kent University 1990-2000, Market Garden City 2014.

Martin is an experienced Architect and inherently a Project Manager. His office, Douglas and King Architects is central to the delivery of design led residential, mixed use and commercial projects. Projects are mainly within the M25 and also in East, South East, and North East England. Douglas and King have also recently collaborated with a local practice on a multiple housing project in South East Asia. Martin has shaped an experienced and professional studio that has a broad skill set and knowledge base. Douglas and King Architects are excellent collaborators. We build first class project teams and evolved the very best reporting and monitoring systems. Most of all we coordinate and lead consultant teams, and the processes involved, in order that the core value of design excellence to a set business model is not lost along the way.

Toby is a qualified architect with a passion for city making. With 24 years experience at Farrells, Toby’s aproach to design is based upon an intimate understanding of ‘place’ and ‘context’. With many published drawings, Toby is an accomplished designer and able to communicate complex design proposals with a clear and logical narrative.

Toby has had a long career in the design and delivery of complex mixed use urban design projects both in the UK and internationally including Kowloon Super City, Greenwich Peninsula, Folkestone Waterfront and Old Oak Common