Nadine is a Part 2 Architectural Assistant with experience across architecture, landscape and urban design. She graduated with an MArch from Cardiff University and has worked internationally across the Middle East and the UK.

With a strong interest in research-led design, Nadine is focussed on developing clear, innovative and place-specific solutions. Her academic thesis explored ways of humanising industry through architecture and masterplanning, proposing a regenerative vision for St Philip’s Marsh in Bristol in response to the emerging Fifth Industrial Revolution. She is passionate about the future of cities with a particular interest in how people and technology can co-exist within evolving urban environments.

At JTP, Nadine is supporting the design development of the first phase of a 4,000-home garden village in Essex, helping to deliver a human-centred masterplan. Her responsibilities include coordinating with the wider design team, developing street and layout designs, preparing technical outputs such as land budgets, supporting detailed AIW applications, and producing a design guide for the master developers to take forward.

She has also contributed to the high-profile initiative to establish the East Midlands as a clean-energy supercluster, attracting investment and supporting growth in industry, housing and the wider economy. On this project, Nadine has supported stakeholder workshops alongside the development of a Spatial Framework and Vision for the region.

Outside work, Nadine enjoys photographing natural and urban environments, reading, baking and participating in sport, particularly basketball and running. She enjoys visiting museums and her favourite places in London include the Barbican, the V&A East Storehouse and the Waterstones on Gower Street.