I studied architecture at the University of Kent, where my thesis, for interest in the diversification of agricultural practice, was nominated for the RIBA President’s Medal. After graduating with distinction in 2017, I worked with a conservation architect, before joining TaylorHare in 2018.

In 2019 I set in motion TaylorHare’s Danish office, becoming DK director in 2025. We are active in the debate surrounding obsolete Danish farm buildings, presenting in Danmarks Kulturarv’s conference series.

The studio is located at our 1850s courtyard farmstead ‘Mellemgård’, in a radial village just south of Aarhus. We repair the buildings and grow vegetables in our spare time together with our two daughters.

I bring to the TaylorHare team a passion for client stewardship and freehand drawing.