Lucy is an Assistant Urban Designer at JTP. She joined the London Studio after completing an master’s degree in urban design and city Planning at The Bartlett School of Planning, UCL. Alongside her studies, she was a student member of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets Quality Review Panel and contributed to community-led design proposals in Brixton through Just Space. Lucy previously completed a degree in Liberal Arts & Sciences at Maastricht University, the Netherlands, majoring in Business and Sustainable Development. There, she developed an interest in the built environment’s major role in addressing social and environmental challenges, an ambition which was strengthened further during her exchange programme at UNSW Sydney, Australia.

Within her role at JTP, Lucy has contributed to multiple projects including a masterplan and proving layout at New Addington and a project at Bow Green. Her work spans context analysis, local character studies, conceptual design visualisation and the production of key outputs such as Charrette Workbooks and Concept Masterplans. She particularly enjoys translating complex ideas into clear and engaging narratives through visual and verbal communication. She values the interdisciplinary and intercultural nature of urban design, believing the most successful places emerge from integrating diverse perspectives to create more sustainable and climate-resilient places.

Outside work, Lucy pursues a range of creative interests. These include drawing, making functional ceramics, cooking without following recipes, and discovering new places and cuisines, often documenting her experiences through photography and videomaking.