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About Farrells
Farrells are internationally recognised architects and urban designers. We have designed award-winning buildings and masterplans throughout the world for over half a century. Our specialism is high quality, mixed-use urban complexes, often based around transport interchanges. We are responsive, imaginative and skilled in design and have a passion for environmental sustainability, using resources wisely and creating resilient communities.
At Farrells we believe architecture and building design should always be informed by the context and 'place'. We work collaboratively and our designers engage with the evolution, layering and everyday use of a place. The architecture grows organically, delivered through carefully considered processes starting with the big picture into the detail design and through construction, always responding to the needs of existing and new communities as well as our clients.
We have an unrivalled track record in securing planning consents and influencing public policy. The Farrell Review of Architecture and the Built Environment, commissioned by the UK Government, was described by the Culture Minister as "the most thorough and wide-ranging exercise that has taken place in this sector for generations".
We are at the leading edge of thinking about city making. We have written books, manifestos and press articles about how cities work and how they can be improved.
Helen Chan
Interior Designer
Jason Doo
Jason Doo
Architect, Hong Kong
Jason has international experience in the United States, Holland and Mainland China. In particular, he was exclusively dedicated to the Police Sports and Recreation Club (PSRC) in Mong Kok from concept design through to tender drawings, statutory submissions and full time design liaison role.
Through working closely with MTRC from project commencement to completion, Jason has acquired an understanding of the collaborative process between the MTRC's design and construction management teams, the general contractor, engineering consultants and the engagement of end user stakeholders to resolve issues efficiently with solutions that mutually benefit all parties. He also gained thorough experience to ensure that the design conforms to Hong Kong building codes and regulations, and has knowledge in the application and administration of statutorily related issues.
Judith Kelemen
Architect and Urban Designer
Judith Kelemen
Architect and Urban Designer, London
Judith joined the Farrells family in 2011 as an Urban Design Assistant. She has worked on a plethora of projects from large Urban Design schemes such as the redevelopment of Earl's Court to smaller Architecture projects, and explored interior design by working on the refurbishment of a grade II* building in Mayfair. Recently Judith's focus has been on residential projects such as Royal Mint Gardens and is a core team member of the Horizon project.
Judith graduated from the National Technical University of Athens, GR, with a MArch in architecture engineering studies and a distinction in her thesis project. She then moved to London and completed her MArch in Urban Design at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. In 2015 she received her ARB Architect qualification in the UK and also completed the UCL Part III lecture Series.
In her spare time Judith loves getting lost in the city, her small adventures as she calls them, and she tries to capture city scenes with her camera and in her sketchbook. She also enjoys travelling, snowboarding and has recently discovered her passion for surfing.
Ben Nourse
Architectural Assistant
John Beattie
John Beattie
Architect, London
John joined Farrells in September 2013 having graduated from Newcastle University with an MA distinction in Architecture. During his studies he received national recognition for his design and research with an RIBA president's medal nomination for his final year thesis.
Before the move to London John gained invaluable practical experience at a small-scale creative practice based in the North-East. Here he was involved in a wide range of sectors and project stages and most notably worked on the UK's first 'carbon negative' social housing scheme. Since joining Farrells, John developed his knowledge of BIM through his work on 'Royal Mint Gardens' and is now involved in the delivery of the 'Lots Road' project with focus on the cladding packages.
In his spare time John enjoys making music with his band, appearing at venues around the country and further afield. He is also a keen cyclist and can be seen dodging London buses on his daily commute.
Chloe Lun
Chloe Lun
Architect, Hong Kong
Chloe has experience in the local architecture and construction industries in Hong Kong, Macau and Mainland China. Having worked with projects of all scales, from villa design to large scale masterplanning, Chloe has a diverse professional portfolio with experience in all stages of architectural production, from concept design development to detailed drawing production for submission, tender or construction.
Chloe is familiar with local regulations, procedures, statutory submission and acquired hands-on contract administration, cost and programme planning and construction knowledge. She is proficient with various software including AutoCAD, MicroStation and BIM modelling, which allows her to efficiently produce architectural concepts and drawings. She is presently working on M+, a new museum of contemporary arts in the West Kowloon Cultural District of Hong Kong.
Max Farrell
Max Farrell
Partner, London
Max is a Partner at Farrells responsible for high-profile projects in the UK and abroad including Royal Albert Dock, London's new business district; Gatwick airport's expansion and Old Oak Common where Crossrail meets HS2. Max's role combines public affairs and urban planning. He has been championing proposals for low level bridges in East London, awarded Best Conceptual project at the London Planning Awards. He is leading on international projects in Asia and for overseas clients investing in London. Max was Project Leader for the Farrell Review, commissioned by the UK Government, which has seen a number of key recommendations implemented.
Max is a keen traveller and enjoys discovering new places. He previously worked in Farrells Hong Kong office and continues to act as a link between the two offices. He also played in rugby sevens tournaments in Asia before his playing career was cut short by injury! In a previous life, Max led the Community and Regeneration Sector at ERS (the world's leading provider of electoral services) and for private sector clients at a public affairs consultancy based in Pall Mall.
Benjamin MacLeod
Urban Designer
Benjamin MacLeod
Urban Designer, Hong Kong
Ben comes from a background in urban planning and design and has long been passionate about cities, communities, and transportation. Prior to joining Farrells he worked at Griffiths-Muecke Associates and as a Research Assistant at the Chinese University's School of Architecture.
Dedicated to urban advocacy, Ben's inventive proposal for a light rail system in Halifax, Canada placed second in the 2010 Mayor's Award for Excellence and Innovation in Planning. He sat on the Transportation Issues Committee of Nova Scotia's Ecology Action Centre and has presented on transport planning issues at the Canadian Urban Transit Association's national conference. He sat on the Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design council from 2012-2014. Ben holds strong research and writing capability and is proficient in InDesign, SketchUp, Illustrator, ArcGIS and Photoshop.
Vaughn Horseman
Nigel Height
Senior Associate
Nigel Height
Senior Associate, Hong Kong
Nigel, a Senior Associate, is devoted to bringing his artistic passion to life through architecture. He started his career in London, spending 12 years designing and managing built works across a broad spectrum of sectors including retail, residential, hospitality, commercial and mixed-use buildings in and around London.
His delivered works cover a broad range of scales and building technologies and include new-build, fit-outs, heritage and conservation works. Clients included the Tate, Selfridges, Marks & Spencer, the Crown Estate, the Howard de Walden Estate, Deloitte, O2, BAE Systems and Stryker.
A longtime interest in materiality and manufacture has come to bear on all his work, whether rooted in tradition or at the cutting edge of modernity. From working wih stonemasons hand carving heritage facades, to his key involvement in Hong Kong's new M+ museum of contemporary art, Height's rich built portfolio exemplifies adaptability through meticulous and thoughtful design.
Felix Li
Felix Li
Director, Hong Kong
Felix, a Director, has more than 25 years of experience working in Hong Kong. Since joining Farrells in 2006, he has garnered diverse expertise in all sectors: master planning, institutional, residential, retail, recreational facilities, transit-related projects, station planning and office buildings. These include the Development Plan for the West Kowloon Cultural District, the M+ museum, the MTR's Kennedy Town Station and Exhibition Station, Indoor Games Hall/Swimming Pool Complex in Wan Chai North, the URA's Wan Chai Market Urban Renewal, New Delhi Station regeneration master plan, Hong Kong Science Park and Hong Kong Industrial Technology Centre.
By taking the lead in architectural design by holding planning/design reviews and handling project management and contract administration, Felix has carried countless government and private developments to completion. He also provides direction on management resources, contract and post-contract matters. As an Authorised Person, he liaises with the Buildings Department, Planning Department, Fire Services Department and Architectural Services Department on statutory matters.
Felix is a Fellow of the Hong Kong Institute of Architects (HKIA) and has served as an elected HKIA council member since 2013. He was Co-chair of the Board of Mainland Affairs, leading the board in liaison with relevant Mainland government departments and local professional institutes. Currently he is the Deputy Chair of the HKIA Board of Educational Affairs handling professional assessment, university programme accreditation and continuous professional development activities.
Neil Bennett
Neil Bennett
Partner, London
Neil is lead partner at Farrells architect/planning practice for strategic infrastructure and urban design projects. An architect-planner with over 30 years experience in the creative and enabling aspects of place-shaping and built environment projects, Neil is currently advising both public and private sector clients on the development impact of some of UK's major planned infrastructure investments.
His work with Farrells includes the Thames Gateway, the campaign for 'urban greening', and for holistic sustainable planning of the UK's transport infrastructure.
Stefan Krummeck
Stefan Krummeck
Director, Hong Kong
Stefan Krummeck, a Partner of TFP Farrells, is an international architect and urban designer with over 25 years of experience on five continents. He has led the design of projects that shaped towns and cities throughout the world, from Europe, Africa to Australia, and in particular the Asia Pacific, where he has completed numerous landmark projects in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Singapore, Korea, Dubai and Cambodia.
Stefan has led design teams to accomplish a multitude of large-scale, strategically complex projects, which include masterplanning, cultural, commercial, mixed-use, leisure, healthcare, residential, high-rise, infrastructure and transit-oriented developments. Many of these have won international awards, for instance, the Kowloon Station Development - Winner of the 2001 Best International Interchange Award, the Incheon Airport Ground Transport Centre in Korea - The World's Best Airport Award 2009, Skytrax's World Airport Award, the two largest High Speed Rail termini in Asia, Guangzhou South Railway Station and Beijing South Station - Winner of the 2009 RIBA International Award and AIA HK Architecture Merit Award, KK100 Development - the World's ninth tallest tower, Sheraton Dameisha Resorts - CITYSCAPE Best Developer: Waterfront Development Award, etc.
Stefan currently serves as a founding member of the (HKIUD) Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design. He is an active member in the HKIA (Hong Kong Institute of Architects) since 2002 and is currently sitting both in the board of practice (BP) as well as in the board of education affairs (BEdA). He is also serving as a Country Representative in Hong Kong on the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH). His recent publications include A New Urbanism: Tall Buildings and Placemaking; A New Urbanity: the relationship between towers and Urbanism; Towers and Urbanism in the context of China; Urban Models for the 21st Century. Stefan has spoken extensively in Europe and Asia both in conferences and at Universities. He has also spoken for CTBUH, Dubai; the 7th Annual Tall Buildings Conference, Hong Kong; The High-rise Summit, Shanghai, the Middle East High-Rise Building Conference and at the Ultra High-Rise Buildings 2010 in Shanghai. In 2012 he was appointed as a visiting professor at the Northern Chinese Technical University. His award- winning work has also been featured in books and has been published in magazines internationally.
Sally Lambie
Assistant PA to Sir Terry Farrell
Konrad Grabczuk
Architectural Designer
Leung Tang
Architectural Designer
Oleg Sevelkov
Janice Lau
Architectural Designer
Janice Lau
Architectural Designer, Hong Kong
Janice graduated from the Royal College of Art with an MA in Architecture. Her thesis project was well-received and published as a featured article in the prominent Dezeen webmagazine. Since joining Farrells, Janice has participated in many projects including the Guangzhou Museum, Zhuhai Hengqin Commercial Complex, and the Dubai Metro.
Janice is skilled at hand drawing, sketching, technical drawing, model-making, and 3D visualisation. She is proficient in AutoCAD, MicroStation, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, SketchUp, and Rhino.
Peter Barbalov
Peter Barbalov
Partner, London
Peter is a Design Partner at Farrells whose expertise lies in concept design and design development through to completion. His experience is wide ranging and includes buildings in the commercial, residential, retail, cultural and leisure sectors as well as urban design and interior design projects. Peter is responsible for complex, mixed-use urban regeneration projects throughout London and also in Asia.
He plays a lead role in the design and coordination of complex infrastructure projects including Gatwick's masterplan based on a second runway and an air rights development in Marylebone. He is leading the design development of Royal Albert Dock for ABP and a number of residential schemes including 'build to rent' at Ilford for U+I.
Peter's personal commitment and strong vision ensure that projects achieve the highest standards of design excellence and delivery.
Tolis Apostolidis
Tolis Apostolidis
Architect, Hong Kong
Tolis is an Architect with TFP Farrells. He has extensive experience in architectural design and project management of airports, in Doha, France and Sweden. His experience and portfolio includes masterplanning, transportation, research and design development.
Edwin Tizard
Architectural Assistant
Duncan Whatmore
Urban Design Consultant
Duncan Whatmore
Urban Design Consultant, London
Duncan works as a collaborating Partner with Farrells and has been involved in the practice since 1987, founding the practice's Edinburgh office in 1992 and subsequently leading all projects in Scotland. In 2004, Duncan took the step of founding his own design practice and continues his collaboration with Farrells on many key projects.
He has extensive practical experience, not just in formulating an approach to the design of projects, but in their application and delivery, with a particular emphasis on advocacy.
Duncan has worked on projects from the MI6 Headquarters building in London, the Edinburgh International Conference Centre and neighbouring OneSpa for the Sheraton, to the radical conversion of Edinburgh's Dean Gallery, through to urban regeneration projects in Irvine Bay, Paisley and East Glasgow. More recently Duncan has been involved in developing strategies for the redevelopment of the Earls Court area in London, as well as looking at renewing Newcastle and Gateshead's Quaysides, as well as contextual regeneration work throughout the UK and further afield.
Duncan's approach is concerned with the significance given to an understanding of context and utilising this to allow the improvement of the public realm: unless the nature of the place is thoroughly examined and understood, it is not possible to propose a meaningful intervention.
He is interested in all forms of music, sausages and fine malt whiskies, and chaos theory and fractal geometry.
Roger Lee
Architectural Assistant
Roger Lee
Architectural Assistant, London
Since joining Farrells in 2014, Roger has worked on various projects and competitions including Chelsea Waterfront, a luxury hotel in central London and railway station in Paris. He is currently part of the design team working on Dulwich Hamlet Football Club, a development to transform the current Champion Hill stadium, delivering a high-quality residential scheme and new football stadium.
Roger studied architecture at the University of Melbourne receiving his B.Arch in 2009 and his M.Arch from and the University of Sydney in 2012. His years at university included a study abroad year in Eindhoven, The Netherlands and working as an Architectural Assistant in New York.
Prior to joining Farrells, Roger worked in Beijing as an architectural designer concentrating on masterplanning and concept design for mixed-use and commercial projects across China.
Sangsoo Kim
Sangsoo Kim
Architect, London
Sangsoo joined Farrells in 2007 as a key member to deliver the Peninsula Place project, a new office building in Greenwich Peninsula, where he has played a key role in the detailed design to completion of the project. He was in charge of various external & internal packages.
Since joining Farrells he has worked on many high profile architecture and urban design projects including Regents Place, Lots Road, Peninsula Place Retail, Bicester, St. Ermin's Hotel, Earls Court, Nine Elms, Eagle House and Royal Mint Gardens. He is currently working on a mixed-use development on Edgware Road in London.
He completed his architectural education at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. Before moving to London, he worked at ASC Architects in Auckland, New Zealand since 2004 where he has worked on many new build and refurbishment retail projects across New Zealand and educational and cultural sectors at a variety of scales and scopes.
Darren Murphy
BIM Technician
Darren Murphy
BIM Technician, London
Darren joined Farrells in February 2015 as a BIM technician to work across many projects, along with helping to prepare office standards and staff for the implementation of Level 2 BIM in 2016. Darren is a Certified Revit Professional with over 6 years of experience using the software. He studied Architectural & BIM Technology in Waterford IT in Ireland, one of the first courses that is BIM orientated in Europe.
Since joining the office, Darren has worked on projects such as Royal Albert Docks a BIM level 2 project and 466-490 Edgware Road which he is currently coordinating that is aiming to be on site in September 2016.
Away from the office Darren enjoys travelling, having spent many months in the US in the past. A keen sports fan, Darren is looking forward to seeing Ireland lift the Euro 2016 title in France this summer.
Jose Dominguez Delgado
Jose Dominguez Delgado
Associate, Hong Kong
Jose holds work experience in Hong Kong, Mainland China, the United Kingdom and Spain. He has extensive knowledge and experience across the commercial, hospitality, educational, urban design, refurbishment and residential sectors. His work has encompassed all project stages, from developing concept designs and competition-related work to producing submissions to government, specific tender packages, specifications and construction drawings. He has worked in multi-disciplinary teams in close collaboration with local designers, clients, consultants and contractors.
He has a keen interest in sustainability, restoration and conservation work with historic buildings, as well as traditional and contemporary building design. Being part of sustainability groups and various BREEAM projects has helped him develop a range of sustainable design skills. Jose holds a Certificate in Conservation and Restoration of Architecture. He is also skilled in the implementation of BIM at all stages of project development.
Sir Terry Farrell
Sir Terry Farrell
Principal, London
Sir Terry Farrell CBE is considered to be the UK's leading architect planner, with offices in London and Hong Kong.
During 50 years in practice he has completed many award winning buildings and masterplans including Embankment Place and The Home Office Headquarters as well as millennium projects such as The Deep in Hull and Centre for Life in Newcastle. UK Masterplans include Greenwich Peninsula, Paddington Basin and Newcastle Quayside.
In East Asia, notable projects include Incheon airport in Seoul, Beijing Station and Guangzhou Station in China (the largest in the world). In Hong Kong he has designed the Peak Tower, Kowloon Station development and the British Consulate. Throughout his career, he has championed urban planning and helped shape government policy on key issues. As recognition of this, in 2013 he was voted the individual who made the Greatest Contribution to London's Planning and Development over the last 10 years. In London, he is the Mayor's Design Advisor and advises the Department for Transport on high speed rail. He is Design Champion for the Thames Gateway, Europe's largest regeneration project and masterplanner for the transformation of Holborn and Earls Court.
Terry is a prominent voice in British architecture and planning. In 2014, at invitation of Ed Vaizey, the Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries, Terry and his firm commenced the Farrell Review of Architecture and the Built Environment, to offer expert guidance on the direction of British architecture.
Katerina Karaga
Senior Urban Designer
Katerina Karaga
Senior Urban Designer, London
Katerina is an Urban Designer and Architect with more than 8 years of international work experience. She completed a RTPI accredited MA in International Planning and Sustainable Development at the University of Westminster, London with distinction, for which she was also awarded the Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship. She also holds a Masters Degree in Architecture from Sapienza University of Rome, Italy and Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from University of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia.
Being part of the Farrells team, Katerina is working on Gatwick Airport Masterplan Project developing the landside proposals and design guidelines for the airport. Before joining Farrells, she worked at Transport for London as an Urban Designer for projects associated with major road schemes in London.
The experience Katerina gained through the years covers a broad range of international projects in architecture and urban planning, from residential to major infrastructure projects, from single parcel urban design to master planning of a city for over 30,000 people, working both for the private and public sector.
Katerina is experienced in developing urban design, architectural and landscape design projects, design briefs, masterplans, urban design appraisals, regeneration schemes and project implementation of sustainable design principles. The comprehensive experience she gained through the years helped her establish a wide-ranging critical knowledge and understanding of the urban planning concepts and issues. She is resilient and persistent in achieving her objectives, problem solver, approachable, committed, well organized and resourceful.
She enjoys traveling and she is a constant language learner, communicating in 4 languages on a daily basis.
Nigel Bidwell
Nigel Bidwell
Partner, London
Nigel is a chartered architect and Partner at Farrells with over fifteen years of experience. The practice is renowned for creating adaptive mixed-use complexes in London, delivering them to the highest standard of design quality and Nigel provides the link between the studio's architecture with its urban design thinking. He leads a number of large-scale redevelopment projects for some of London's most strategic sites, working with exciting clients to deliver schemes, amongst others, for Earls Court, Convoys Wharf and Old Oak Common.
Nigel is passionate about creating successful places for people to enjoy, dwell and flourish whilst addressing the challenges that our cities face today including population growth, land value and the modal shifts to sustainable forms of transport. This has led Nigel to lead the practice's research into urban density and the future effect of autonomous vehicles on public realm and he regularly contributes to a number of the practice's publications and articles.
Nigel actively enjoys understanding and debating design and he is currently a member of a number of design review panels including Hammersmith and Fulham, Wandsworth, for Home Group and more recently Design South East.
Chen Wu
China Project Director
Chen Wu
China Project Director, Beijing
Chen, a China Project Director, has worked in both the London and Hong Kong offices since 1999. He has led the design development of numerous projects and has acted as a senior liaison architect on many Farrells projects in Mainland China. He plays a key role in coordinating all members of the design team to meet the client's expectations and the desired cultural and commercial objectives can be achieved with open communication channels.
Stationed in Beijing, Chen has been involved in the competition designs for Huawei Technologies Science Park and Walton Plaza in Shanghai, and the Nanyou masterplan project in the Pearl River Delta. He was the coordinator for Wuxi Life Science Park and the design leader of Bailian Villa Development. In addition to his work with Farrells, Chen is also an active young architectural scholar in Mainland China.
Garry Phillips
Project Director
Garry Phillips
Project Director, Hong Kong
Garry, a Project Director, holds extensive experience in architectural design, statutory submission and project administration on a diverse range of architectural projects, including medium and large scale residential developments, civic projects, historical refurbishment, medical and court buildings.
Since relocating to Hong Kong from the United Kingdom, Garry has been involved in several performance venues of various types in Singapore and mainland China, developing a thorough knowledge of the design and planning of theatres. He was also a key member of the architectural team for the West Kowloon International Railway Station. Additionally, Garry has worked in mainland China on various research and development, mixed-use, hotel, office and civic masterplanning projects.
Alan Chan
Project Director
Alan Chan
Project Director, Hong Kong
Alan, a Project Director, has in-depth technical knowledge, leadership skills and collaborative experience derived from extensive experience in architectural design and infrastructure projects of varying size and programmatic complexity. He was responsible for developing the design of two of Asia's largest railway stations: Beijing South and Guangzhou South, both integral nodes on the Chinese national high speed rail network and both integrated with regional metro lines.
Alan has a strong working relationship with the MTR Corporation project team and expert knowledge of urban railway design standards, practices and requirements, having served as Architectural Design Team Leader for Kennedy Town Station, Sheung Wan Station, and many other MTR projects.
Nima Dibazar
Cedric Tang
General Manager
Cedric Tang
General Manager, Shanghai
Cedric, General Manager of our Shanghai Office, joined Farrells in 2005 with extensive experience in architectural design and urban planning as well as co-ordination and presentation for different projects of varying scales. From masterplans to retail and mixed-use developments, he has been involved in a diverse range of projects in Mainland China and Dubai, in particular the planning of several urban renewal projects in addition to new township developments, for instance, The Springs City in Shanghai for which the vision was to create a place for living, working and leisure in an ecological environment.
He has played integral role in designing some of Asia's most iconic museums and mixed-use developments - including the tallest skyscrapers in both Shenzhen and Cambodia. Educated in Paris, Cedric wields an architectural aptitude for the coherent fusion of Eastern/Western cultural references. His rich diversity of design experience exemplifies a comprehensive understanding of the importance of architecture inspired by local context and ecology.
Eunice Lai
Senior Associate
Eunice Lai
Senior Associate, Hong Kong
Eunice, a Senior Associate, has nearly 20 years working experience in Hong Kong. She has been responsible for various building and extension projects in both the public and private sectors. She is highly experienced at liaison with different government departments and coordination amongst different disciplines, ensuring delivery of an integrated solution. With her involvement in previous institutional buildings and government projects, Eunice is skilled in resolving critical issues on site and in design, particularly with specific requirements from end-users as well as complicated statutory compliance requirements.
In collaboration with Studio Daniel Libeskind, Eunice was the Project Architect of the award-winning Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre of the City University of Hong Kong. The complexity of the architecture, structure and building services integration demanded careful coordination and close construction monitoring. The experience helped Eunice hone her strong project coordination skills. She also holds extensive experience with ArchSD projects, private clubs, and industrial buildings, and has a keen awareness of the importance of meeting client requirements and expectations.
Richard Andersen
Senior Architectural Designer
Benjamin Lau
Benjamin Lau
Director, Hong Kong
Benjamin, a Director, holds nearly 20 years of experience in all facets of architectural practice. Since graduating from the University of Melbourne's School of Architecture, Lau has led the design of many of the practice's architecture and masterplanning projects.
Working between the Farrells offices in London and Hong Kong, Ben played an integral role in much of the practice's large-scale work across Europe and Asia. His holistic approach to design is rooted in the local context of a particular project. This is exemplified in London's Swiss Cottage revitalisation, where existing structures of architectural significance were retained and enhanced with new public spaces that enjoyed immediate popularity.
In Asia, Ben has successfully married this sensitive placemaking approach to the astonishing high-rise development schemes that define China's growing economy. His expertise in mixed-use transit-oriented development was borne out in projects such as Guangzhou South Railway Station and the New Delhi Station master plan. Super high-rise schemes include Shenzhen's KK100, Beijing's China Zun, Vattanac Capital in Phnom Penh, and the proposed Evergrande IFC in Jinan. Time after time, Ben's deft combination of stunning architecture and careful urban design has produced mixed-use destinations renowned for vitality, beauty, and multifaceted complexity.
Harry the Dog
Office Mascot
Harry the Dog
Office Mascot, London
A born and bred Londoner, Harry was adopted from the Battersea Dogs & Cats home by Farrells Partner Neil Bennett in 2005 and soon joined the Farrells team as the office mascot.
His current activities in the office include biting his colleagues' feet when they ignore him, encouraging co-workers to throw his ball and curling up under desks for a good nap, all after a busy day masterplanning.
Outside of the office Harry spends his time urban orienteering, visiting the pub and cuddling with Chops, the cat, at home.
Laura Steventon
Architectural Assistant
Jacky Lok
Senior Associate
Jacky Lok
Senior Associate, Hong Kong
Jacky, a Senior Associate, has nearly 20 years working experience in landmark projects in Hong Kong and Mainland China, including Guangdong Museum, Guangzhou City Library competition-winning entry, 1 Peking Road and the Hong Kong Government Headquarters at Tamar. Since joining TFP Farrells, he has contributed to projects of varying scales, including the KK100 Development in Shenzhen, Beijing CBD Masterplan and the Beijing CBD Z15 super high-rise competition winning entry.
Jacky is a strong designer, and with the recent Kennedy Town Swimming Pool and Vattanac Capital (Phnom Penh) projects has accumulated extensive experience and expertise on façade system development, panelisation of complex geometry, and extraction of complex geometric information for further design development and contractor liaison.
Hwa Wu Yung
Senior Associate
Hwa Wu Yung
Senior Associate, Hong Kong
Yung, a Senior Associate, has worked in Hong Kong, Macau, Mainland China, the United Kingdom, Singapore, New Zealand, Myanmar and Vietnam for the development of various projects from inception to completion stage. He is experienced and skilled in all aspects of urban design, architectural design and presentation works, project management, cost control, marketing, business development and contract administration.
Yung has extensive experience in architectural design and project management for various building types include institutional, hospitality, residential, commercial, resort and retail projects. He has been stationed in Shanghai taking the lead in the design and project management on many commercial and mixed use projects including Putou Mixed use development, Golden Landmark Office Tower in Pudong Financial Centre, and Raffles Square Shopping Mall in Central Wangpu District.
Yung has also worked in Manchester for several architectural practices since he qualified as Chartered Architect in the United Kingdom. His experience as in the UK includes the New Sixth Form College in Oldham in Greater Manchester, Industrial Park in Salford, refurbishment of the QE2 Cruise Liner, Gadbrook Business Park in Northwich and British Telecom Distribution Centre in Salford.
Andy Chang
Russ Hamilton
Russ Hamilton
Partner, London
Russ has worked with the practice since 1999. He is involved in the practice's principle design activities and is responsible for complex, mixed-use urban regeneration projects; building concept development from theory through to detailed interior design is a specialism. His drawings and visualisations contribute to the developing design and expression of the practice.
Russ is a lead designer on high profile public and cultural buildings, including the RIBA and World Architecture award winning Great North Museum. He has extensive experience of working in conservation areas with listed buildings, and achieving successful planning consents for projects such as the Grade 1 listed Royal Institution of Great Britain, 7 Albemarle Street and the London Clinic. Russ has excellent mixed use master planning experience leading on successful projects such as North Wharf Gardens at Paddington Basin (with Westminster as direct client) and the Embassy Gardens development at Nine Elms.
Russ is currently working with Grosvenor on a new build residential development in Little Chester Street, Belgravia and he detailed development of the Pantechnicon Building in Motcomb Street, Belgravia, including the interface with public realm improvements.
Lucia Gomez Rodriguez
Lucia Gomez Rodriguez
Architect, London
Lucía joined Farrells in February 2014 and she has worked since on a wide range of different projects, from masterplan developments like Old Oak Common to the refurbishment of the Pantechnicon.
She got her Architecture degree after a five‐year‐program in the University of Seville and after that, she postgraduated in Diagnosis and Repair of Buildings from the Universities of Reggio Calabria, Seville and Lublin with a remarkable grade. Before moving to London, she worked as an Architect for small architectural firms, developing several projects in all phases and taking part in restoration and conservation projects, as well as in Master Plans. She lived in several cities and countries and speaks four languages.
During her spare time Lucía loves travelling, reading and playing sports, specially basketball and outdoor activities. She loves wandering around in the cities she visits, and sketching the architecture and atmosphere of the hidden places she finds.
Kaiqi Zhang
Urban Designer
Shaham Ahmed
Senior Associate
Shaham Ahmed
Senior Associate, London
Shaham joined Farrells as a Project Architect in July 2013. He has worked in both architectural and interior design practices for many years and has an extensive experience on wide range of architectural projects from inception to completion including mixed use residential schemes, private houses, high end residential, hotels, education, retail and commercial projects.
At Farrells, Shaham is using his experience on a number of mixed use residential development schemes in London including Valentines House in Ilford, 466-490 Edgware Road in North West London and Royal Mint Street near Tower of London. He is also a BIM accredited professional and responsible for setting Farrells BIM standards, development and implementation for an efficient collaboration and co-ordination between design team consultants.
In his spare time he likes playing guitar and piano to continue with his passion from his band years and spending time in his home recording studio working on self-composed Blues Rock and Funk style music.
Jeffrey Cheng
Architectural Designer
Jeffrey Cheng
Architectural Designer, Hong Kong
Jeffrey holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Waterloo, Canada. He has broad international experience, having worked at Toronto's KPMB Architects as well as Rex Architects in New York City where he contributed to the schematic design, design development and construction document phases of the Vakko Fashion House Headquarters and Power Media Centre in Istanbul.
Ambitious in his desire to learn and grow, Jeff relocated to China in 2009 to work as a Project Architect at Atelier Zhanglei in Nanjing, where he took a leading position in the design of Block House, a boutique hotel which was featured in international publications including Dezeen. In 2010 he served as Artist-in Residence at Suzhou's True Color Museum. His research has been supported by the Ontario-Jiangsu Exchange Scholarship, an Ontario Graduate Scholarship, and the University of Waterloo President's Scholarship.
From 2011 Jeff spent three years at Buro Ole Scheeren in Beijing, working on a variety of large-scale performance, exhibition, and mixed-use developments as Project Architect.
Nicolas Junco
Nicolas Junco
Visualiser, London
Nico joined Farrells in 2014 as a Visualiser, working in Gatwick Airport expansion proposal at the beginning, and in many other projects since then.
He studied Industrial Design Engineering in Santander, Spain. After that, he moved to UK and started working as 3d modeller in the videogame industry, at the same time he did some Concept Art and 2D/3D Animation courses, and finally he specialized in visualisation, working in other companies like Foster+Partners.
In his free time he likes to play the ukulele, read and travel.
Susana Mitjans
Susana Mitjans
Architecture, London
Susana Joined Farrells in 2015 as a project architect. She studied at the 'Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya UPC.' During her studies she worked in several national and international practices. After obtaining her degree she joined different architectural practices working on a wide range of projects from small to large scale developments in different stages in Barcelona, Mallorca, the US and the UK. She worked as a project architect being involved on a variety of residential, mixed use, cultural, public and private projects and in competitions as well. Susana has strong knowledge of residential and cultural developments from the drawing board through to site.
She has been one of the architectural members of the Earls court masterplan team and she is currently working on a mixed use scheme in Edgware Road.
Her passion is travelling and sports as well as art, music, books and design.
Gary Young
Gary Young
Partner, London
Gary Young is a qualified architect with 30 years experience in environmental design and architecture and has been in the forefront of sustainable design throughout his career, beginning in 1980 with contribution to the Ralph Lebens publication of the CEC First European Passive Solar design competition. Gary Young lectured on environmental design in architecture whilst a studio design tutor at Kent Institute of Art and Design from 1992-2000. In 1993 Gary Young and Gabrielle Higgs designed the prize winning Europan 3 housing competition project in Haarlem, Netherlands for passive solar housing designs. Recent housing design awards and commissions by Gary Young include a commended entry for 2007 British Homes Awards Home of the Future and 2007 RIBA Tomorrows Garden City housing for North Hertfordshire Homes.
From 1982 Gary Young joined Terry Farrell and Partners and has been extensively involved in urban design and masterplan projects including mixed use city centre urban design, business parks; residential, universities, arts complexes, railway stations, ferry terminals, bus and rapid transport interchange. The Cambourne masterplan for a new settlement of 3000 houses on 400 hectare site for Alfred Mc Alpine Homes was approved by South Cambridge Council in 1996. Three linked villages each centered around a village green and a local focus incorporating existing farm buildings, trees and bridle paths. The natural landscape includes balancing ponds and ecology park. The masterplan for a sustainable community with emphasis on recycling, renewable energy, home working, cycle routes and public transport and low energy buildings.
Mike Stowell
Managing Partner
Mike Stowell
Managing Partner, London
Mike is one of Farrells most experienced project directors and has worked on many of the company's high profile masterplans and building projects in the UK, Hong Kong and Korea. He plays a central role within the practice's design group, which is responsible for complex mixed-use urban regeneration projects. During his 22 years at Farrells, Mike has designed and delivered numerous masterplans and complex buildings in sensitive sites involving negotiations with statutory bodies, planners, interest groups, English Heritage and CABE including the organisation and direction of consultant teams.
During his spare time, Mike enjoys spending time with his family and seeing as much of the world as possible.
Toby Denham
Toby Denham
Partner, London
Toby has been with the practice since 1995 working in both the Hong Kong and London offices. He studied at the Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Scotland and qualified as an architect in 1989. Toby is a member of the ARB, RIBA and Academy of Urbanism.
Toby's main area of expertise lies in urban design and the delivery of large complex master plans including: Kowloon Super City, a master plan for the development above and around the new airport railway station in Hong Kong; Greenwich Peninsula Master Plan for 10,000 new homes around the O2 which at the time, this was the largest planning application in London since WWII and the first to use the parameters approach.
Toby is a keen sailor and races a classic Nicolson yacht from the Greenwich Yacht club. Toby has a keen interest in the Thames and its nautical history and promotes the use of the Thames for sail cargo by crewing on a classic Thames barge.
Gavin Erasmus
Gavin Erasmus
Director, Hong Kong
Gavin, a Director, has more than 25 years of experience directing and managing large-scale projects, ranging from mixed-use facilities to integrated transit-oriented developments, including high-speed rail termini, resorts and hotels, retail facilities, office towers, residential complex and institutional buildings around the world. With a thorough understanding of design and construction, Gavin has successfully applied quality project management systems to many sizable, complex construction projects procured under both traditional and management contracts from inception to completion.
Since joining the practice in 1992, Gavin has continuously worked on a multitude of transportation-related projects, for instance, Beijing South Station – one of the world's largest high-speed rail stations); the Gautrain Rapid Rail Link in South Africa, and the Peak Tower, Kowloon Station Development and Tsuen Wan West Station in Hong Kong. He was also the Director-in-Charge of various award-winning developments, such as KK100 and Sheraton Dameisha Resorts in Shenzhen, Vattanac Capital in Phnom Penh, China National Petroleum Headquarters in Beijing, BEA Financial Tower and Walton Plaza in Shanghai.
Stationed in the Hong Kong office, Gavin handles contractual and design management issues, technical design issues, specification preparation, buildability reviews and construction liaison of all projects in the office. He also oversees the office's ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management systems to ensure an efficient, quality design process, guaranteeing good management and execution of every project leading to quality deliverables satisfying the aesthetic, functional, and programme requirements within the cost constraints.
Tom Gorringe
Architectural Assistant
Tom Gorringe
Architectural Assistant, London
Tom studied his BA at Kent University and graduated with First Class Honours. He has previously worked in practice at a small scale, designing high-end residential new builds and adaptions in Central and West London.
He is currently working on a number of London masterplans and residential schemes, and is nurturing the softball talent within the practice as captain for 2016. Outside the office he enjoys cycling, travel and reading the news. His biggest fear is sharks.
Polly Kwai
Polly Kwai
Associate, Hong Kong
Polly, an Associate, has extensive experience and thorough knowledge in architectural and interior design, planning and project administration for a wide variety of building types, from retail, hotel, office, composite development to high speed rail termini across Asia.
She was the key coordinator for the interior design of a multi-layered underground public concourse in Chongqing, which was connected to two light rail stations, underpass roads and an extensive retail mall for the schematic stage. She has led the architectural design team on the detailed design construction documentation of all front of house areas on Guangzhou South Station.
Polly was a key member in the architectural design team of the iconic Sheraton Dameisha Resorts in Shenzhen which provides world-class facilitates on a beach front setting, a 250-key business hotel in Business Bay, Dubai and a wellness spa in a listed building on the Bund in Shanghai.
Andrew Shields
Project Director
Andrew Shields
Project Director, Hong Kong
Andrew, a Project Director, joined Farrells in 2005 after working at Design Research Unit (DRU) and founding Building Design Studio Ltd. He holds experience on a wide variety of projects in Hong Kong, Mainland China, India, Thailand and Japan, ranging from large-scale commercial towers and associated developments, business parks, retail developments and complex infrastructure projects.
Specialising in railway projects, Andrew has taken a leading role in the expansion of the Bangkok Metro, the New Delhi Station redevelopment, the Gautrain Rapid Link, Guangzhou South Railway Station, and numerous Hong Kong MTR projects including the Ma On Shan Line, the Express Rail Link, the Shatin to Central Link, and refurbishment of major underground stations at Wan Chai and Kowloon Tong.
Matthew Heron
Assistant Model Maker
Pearly Tsang
Pearly Tsang
Associate, Hong Kong
Pearly, an Associate, has worked both in Hong Kong and London more than 10 years and gained experience on wide variety of projects in Hong Kong, China and London where she has been involved in architectural design, master planning and planning submission for a major urban regeneration project in London and mixed-use projects in China. Pearly's experience in Hong Kong has involved various stages from feasibility design to government submissions, project management and construction.
Through the past few years of work, she has developed excellent project management and coordination skills and broad technical knowledge.
Kelvin Li
Architectural Designer
King Ho
Senior Architect
Fang Fang Gu
Franky Chan
Franky Chan
Architect, Hong Kong
Franky holds a Master of Architecture from the Bartlett School of Architecture and has worked at various architecture firms in both Hong Kong and the United Kingdom. He is responsible for delivering the design and coordinating various projects in the Hong Kong office. Beginning with Nanjing Eco-Island, Franky developed experience in the design, planning and construction of mixed-use developments and integrated transport related infrastructure projects at various stages of procurement including One Excellence (Qianhai, Shenzhen), Raffles Hospital extension (Singapore), Sha Tin to Central Link underground stations within Kai Tak Development area (Hong Kong), and the Guangzhou Museum competition.
Julia Lou
Project Director
Julia Lou
Project Director, Hong Kong
Julia, a Project Director, has nearly 15 years of experience. As a key member of the design team, she is heavily involved in many projects in Mainland China and Dubai. With extensive knowledge and experience in architectural design and urban design through all stages of procurement, and delivery through conceptual design to construction stage. She has worked in multi-disciplinary teams in close collaboration with local designers, clients, consultants and contractors. She has designed and coordinated projects in a wide range of sectors including office tower, retail, hotel, residential development, mixed-use development, and high-quality interior design projects including One Excellence, Qianhai, Land Plot 2E31 Shanghai Shipyard, Pudong, and Art Tamani Office in Dubai.
Liane Cheung
Architectural Designer
Cerise Day
Interior Designer
Carla Novak
Carla Novak
Architect, London
Since joining Farrells in 2013, Carla has worked on a number of projects in the office including the Earls Court and Royal Albert Dock masterplans as well as residential projects Royal Mint Gardens and Valentines House.
Carla joined Farrells after gaining a MA Architecture with Distinction from Canterbury School of Architecture, UCA. Her personal design work has been exhibited internationally, including a solo show in London and collectively at the American Institute of Architects in Houston and Dallas, USA.
As well as work in practice, Carla also enjoys exploring architecture by visiting and participating in debates, exhibitions and installations. In her spare time, Carla is a keen reader, and is currently making her way through the collection of novels by J G Ballard. As a recent 'Londoner', she also enjoys actively exploring the capital, and discovering art galleries, boutiques and a good café
Adam Dalby
Adam Dalby
Architect, London
Adam joined Farrells in 2014 and has worked on numerous projects including the Earl's Court Masterplan, Volvo House and Chelsea Waterfront.
Adam studied at Northumbria University for both his Undergraduate and Master's Degrees in Architecture and is currently (hopefully) nearing the end of his Part 3 studies.
Out of the office Adam is trying to regain some level of running fitness and, when the weather improves, escaping London on his bike.
Ellen Lee
Ellen Lee
Architect, Hong Kong
Ellen has been working in architectural practice in Hong Kong since 2003. Since joining Farrells in 2008, she has built expertise in various specialty building types including swimming pool complexes and railway stations, and participated in numerous international design competitions.
For the Kennedy Town Swimming Pool project, Ellen participated from the scheme design phase to commencement of construction. She was involved in layout planning and interior design, prepared ICC submissions, and developed tender and working drawing packages.
More recently, Ellen worked on the MTR Sung Wong Toi and To Kwa Wan Stations from the scheme design stage, helping plan the station and entrances and preparing detailed design and tender packages and statutory submissions.
Conor Daly
Senior Architect
Conor Daly
Senior Architect, London
Conor is a Senior Architect who joined the London office in 2013. Since joining the practice he worked on several large-scale, high-profile London projects including the Earls Court North End Village Residential Development and the Royal Albert Dock masterplan. Conor is currently Project Architect on Royal Albert Dock – a commercial-lead development in East London comprising over 4.7m sq ft. of buildings across 35 acres.
Conor graduated from the Dublin School of Architecture in 2009 and has practiced in both the UK and Ireland, previously working for Murray O'Laoire Architects gaining practical experience on award-winning buildings. His extensive experience spans residential, commercial and cultural projects, and Conor is confident in managing both the design process and planning procedures and demonstrates high standards of co-ordination and delivery.
In his spare time Conor likes to explore some of London's galleries and museums, and has recently dusted off his racquet in an attempt to emulate past glories on the tennis court. When the time allows, Conor enjoys escaping London life and returning to his native Cork for some fresh air and a surf.
Min Chen
Architectural Designer
Alice Chan
Senior Architect
Jane Lee
Architectural Designer
Jane Lee
Architectural Designer, Hong Kong
Jane holds invaluable international professional experience working on a range of projects of different scales. She has several years of experience in the architectural design of railway stations, airport facilities and a variety of other project types.
She has an artistic and craftsman based design approach with experience on all stages of the design process from concept and schematic to detail design. She has notable technical computing skills along with traditional design methods of drawing, sketching and model making, is fluent in both 2D and 3D Microstation, Bentley BIM and a variety of other graphic and illustrative software.
Janice T Lau
Architectural Designer
Dennis Lui
Niranjani Sutharsan
Accounts Assistant
Crystal Cheung
Senior Architect
Zhiya Wang
Architectural Designer
Ian Perrins
Design Manager
Ian Perrins
Design Manager, Hong Kong
Ian, a Design Manager, has designed and documented a variety of building types including residential, commercial and retail development during 15 years of experience working in Hong Kong.
For the past four years, Ian has been involved in project controls, coordination and programming on a number of large railway projects using MS Project and Primavera, formulating and implementing Project Quality Plans and CAD Manuals and Standards for inter-disciplinary design teams to achieve coordination between design disciplines. He has recently achieved Primavera 6 certification and is also experienced in site co-ordination on various projects.
David Wang
Architectural Designer
David Wang
Architectural Designer, Hong Kong
David previously worked at China Construction Design International (CCDI) and Shenzhen University's Institute of Architecture Design and Research. In these positions he gained experience on a range of projects including Jiaomenhe River Waterfront (Guangzhou), Shenzhen Software Park, Red Delta Wolong District Block B Office Competition (Nanchang), and Movie Town Haikou, a recreation of 1942 Chongqing used as a filming locaiton and tourist attraction.
Since joining Farrells, David has worked on the high-profile M+ museum of visual culture. He is skilled in both digital and physical modeling techniques as well as drawing, and is proficient in a range of software including AutoCAD, Rhino, Revit, SketchUp, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign.
Simon He
Senior Architect
Simon He
Senior Architect, London
Simon joined Farrells in 2014 for the redevelopment of the landmark Lots Road Power Station. With a strong portfolio of building delivery, he brings in all his site experience and knowledge and oversees the shell and core construction of the project. He's a member of the office QA review panel and the practice mentor of London School of Architecture.
Before joining Farrells, Simon had practised over 17 years and realised many buildings in the UK and Far East. As lead designer or project architect, he had delivered a wide spectrum of culture, health care and residential projects including the award-winning Shanghai Science Museum and London Canning Town Regeneration.
In his spare time, Simon enjoys traveling and spending time with the family, as well as taming his pet dragon. He spends quite a lot of the weekends touring swimming pools to support his young swimmer son and has become almost humidity and chlorine resistant.
Angeliki Koliomichou
Angeliki Koliomichou
Associate, Hong Kong
Angeliki, an Associate, has 10 years of experience in a wide range of projects including masterplan, mixed-use, commercial and cultural developments in Europe, Middle East, Hong Kong and China. Angeliki has worked at Foster + Partners and she was involved in high profile projects of various scales from concept to construction documentation.
Since joining Farrells in 2013, Angeliki has worked on mixed-use development in Lujiazui Shanghai and recently on the West Kowloon Cultural District, the M+ museum in Hong Kong, in collaboration with Herzog and de Meuron. She gained a Master's degree in 2007 from the Architectural Association, London. Angeliki became an ARB registered architect in the United Kingdom in 2009 and achieved LEED accreditation in 2012.
Nicola Masini
Nicola Masini
Architect, London
Nicola has recently joined Farrells and is currently working on commercial projects. Originally from Italy, he graduated from Sapienza University of Rome top of his class in January 2013. During his masters, Nicola studied in Valencia Spain focusing his education on restoration and retrofit of heritage buildings. After university, Nicola's passion for heritage restoration led him to work in Rome on luxury residential and commercial projects.
Since being in the UK, Nicola has gained experience in both the hospitality and residential sector, working on a number of major developments both in the UK and abroad. He has become proficient in interior and architectural design with a strong technical knowledge, capable of working at all RIBA stages. He has experience in managing projects from concept through to completion, leading several schemes liaising directly with planning authorities and consultants. Having managed a vast variety of project including multimillion pound hotel schemes in central London, Nicola is a great addition to the Farrells team.
Outside of the office, Nicola is passionate about sports and loves adventure travel. He is a keen fencer and has recently taken up climbing and sailing.
James Webb
James Webb
Associate, London
James joined Farrells in 2011 as a 3d visualisation specialist and is responsible for overseeing all visualisation material undertaken both in-house and externally.
Originally trained as an architect in Perth Australia he worked at Donaldson %2b Warn Architects before moving to Stuttgart, Germany in 2001. During his time in Germany he worked at Behnisch and Partner Architekten and Auer %2b Weber Architkten primarily collaborating on competition entries. Moving to The Netherlands he continued to work as a competition project architect for Claus en Kaan Architecten and in 2005 decided to focus his attention exclusively on producing visualisation material. Concurrently to this work he designed and built a number of residences in The Netherlands and aboard.
James in his spare time obsesses over his analogue/valve based hifi system and cataloguing his collection of late 1960's jazz LP's in combinations of alphabetical, thematic and chronological taxonomies. James often bemoans the current state of electronic dance music although recent artists such as Max Cooper, Tim Exile, and Jori Hulkonnen has started to restore his faith. James used to hold numerous Australian records for Archery and 'robin-hooded' arrows on two separate occasions and is now threatening to make his big come-back.
Manuel Martinez
Manuel Martinez
Architect, London
Manuel joined Farrells in 2014 after graduating as an architect in Spain in 2012, working on different projects including the redevelopment of Earl's Court and Lots Road project. Also he worked for a while in different proposals for The Point (Paddington). At the moment he is part of the Lots Road team.
Manuel graduated from The University of Navarra in Spain highlighting in the subject of design projects. He has taken part in international architectural competitions (with special nominations) and worked in Spain during his degree career. After finishing his studies he moved to UK, working in different practices in Brighton and London.
During his spare time Manuel loves travelling, visiting different cities and getting new experiences. He also likes all kind of sports practicing football, surf and tennis in his free time.
Chris Yee
Project Director
Chris Yee
Project Director, Hong Kong
Chris, a Project Director, has extensive experience in design from the concept stage through to the detailed design stage on infrastructure projects, corporate headquarters, hotels, residential developments, offices, retail and other large mixed-use developments. He is responsible for day-to-day management and design co-ordination with project consultants and preparation of design packages. He was in charge of developing the design for Beijing South Railway Station, the largest station in Asia. Most recently, he led the detailed design for Guangzhou South Railway Station, part of the high speed rail link to Hong Kong.
Additionally. Chris was involved in the design of various Hong Kong railway projects including the PDS-KSL Rail mixed-use project, the West Rail (Kwai Tsing Ventilation Tunnels), Nam Cheong Station. His mixed-use experience include the Sheraton Dameisha (Shenzhen), The Richardson (Perth), Walton Plaza (Shanghai), Sewoon Masterplan (Seoul) and the Wuxi Bio Science Park.
Simon Chan
Project Director
Simon Chan
Project Director, Hong Kong
Simon, a Project Director, has worked in offices in New York, Toronto, and Hong Kong with architectural experience in the United States, Canada, China, and India. Simon has designed and managed many commercial, institutional and residential projects with emphasis on materiality, efficiency and user experience. As a LEED AP and BEAM Professional, Simon has participated in projects that focus on sustainability to reduce energy and water consumption, minimizing the overall ecological footprint, while improving occupants' comfort.
Simon has been involved in the designs of many projects, from concepts to construction documentation, in Hong Kong, Mainland China and Monogolia, including mixed-use developments, high-rises, masterplans and railway developments. He has also participated in a number of high profile international design competitions including the Yenikapi Transfer Point and Archaeopark Competition in Istanbul, as well as the winning Downsview Park Competition scheme in Toronto in collaboration with OMA, and the winning competition entry for Hong Kong's M+ museum, developed in collaboration with Herzog and de Meuron.
Laura Mazzeo
Laura Mazzeo
Partner, London
Laura has worked with Farrells both in London and Hong Kong.
Laura is an award-winning architect and urban designer with extensive international experience specialising in large, complex, regeneration masterplans and urban developments. She has led the design of projects that shaped towns and cities throughout the world, from the UK, Europe and Africa to Asia Pacific.
She is currently heading a strong and dedicated masterplanning and strategic planning team for Farrells London, leading several of the largest regeneration masterplans in London.
In Hong Kong, Laura was instrumental to securing the planning approval for Farrells West Kowloon Cultural District masterplan, later leading to Farrells being appointed along with JV partners Herzog and de Meuron to design M+, Asia's first contemporary art museum.
In the UK, Laura has been involved in and led large scale complex masterplans such as Bishopsgate Goodsyard, Old Oak Common, Earls Court and Meridian Water, working on the urban design aspects as well as the strategic thinking behind the placemaking of those key areas of London.
Outside the office, Laura can be found in the great outdoors, travelling the world, playing music or having a good time at the local cafe with friends.
Erica Choi
Project Director
Erica Choi
Project Director, Hong Kong
Erica, a Project Director, has nearly 15 years of experience in architectural practice. She has been engaged in projects from both private and public sectors in various regions, such as Hong Kong, Macau, Mainland China and Cambodia. Her involvement in projects from A&A works, sports and leisure grounds, office towers to large scale residential development has improved her understanding of the architectural industry. She is equipped with the aptitude to handle tasks in different stages of works and solve a variety of challenging design problems.
In her role on the land plot 2E31 Shanghai Shipyard (Pudong) masterplan, Erica set out the basic design parameters through coordination with the local design institute and various consultants. Involvement in general planning and facade design development helped equip her with the ability to carry out design development with a comprehensive approach. For two years Erica also worked on Vattanac Capital, tackling a diversity of functions and gaining experience in communication and coordination of the design and construction issues between the client. consultants and other stakeholders.
Robert Lewis
Associate Partner
Robert Lewis
Associate Partner, London
Robert is an Associate Partner working within the practice's principle architecture and implementation group. Since joining the practice in 2001 he has worked on a number of high profile projects within the practice. Currently, his main focus is on leading the design team in the development of the Earls Court masterplan residential scheme in London.
Previously Robert was the Project Leader for the Paddington Green site in London. This comprises the first phase of development plans within Paddington focusing on mixed-use development, including retail, commercial and residential buildings and public spaces. Robert also led the Biota! Aquarium, London scheme from early planning stages through to leading the team in the development of detailed design and tender information.
Prior to joining the practice, Robert worked for RTKL on a range of commercial projects from new build to fit-out. Robert is a highly capable project leader with experience at all stages of project development. He has a particular skill in organising and managing large project groups.
Emma Kennedy
Communications & Public Affairs Coordinator
Alec Backhouse
Alec Backhouse
Architect, London
Alec joined Farrells in 2014 as an architectural assistant, having completed his M.Arch at Newcastle University and the National University of Singapore, where his work focused upon 'off the grid' housing in tropical environments.
Having worked on a number of large scale masterplanning projects in both the U.K. and Ireland, Alec is now part of the Lots Road team working on the interior fit out of high-end apartments overlooking the River Thames.
Outside of the office, Alec can be found pounding the streets of north London in training for his next marathon or enjoying things at a more leisurely pace on the cricket pitch. Whenever possible he tries to find time to escape the big smoke back to his beloved native Herefordshire.
Rachel Chow
Project Director
Rachel Chow
Project Director, Hong Kong
Rachel, a Project Director, is a Deputy Authorised Person working on key projects in the Hong Kong office. She holds a diverse range of local project experience, having handled projects in both the public and private sectors, from the conception stage to construction.
Rachel has extensive knowledge on statutory issues, and she has undertaken detailed design and construction administration duties on a number of complex commercial, hospitality, and railway projects in Hong Kong. She was been responsible for leading the design teams in coordination, preparation of tender drawings, and statutory submission. She is well versed in liaison with government authorities and other stakeholders, including the Buildings Department, Fire Services Department, and Mass Transit Railway Authority. She has also undertaken constract administration during construction of the Tuen Mun EcoPark and New World Centre projects.
Stephanie Roland
Joyce Lau
Senior Architectural Designer
Joyce Lau
Senior Architectural Designer, Hong Kong
Joyce is a creative mind adept at developing and articulating design concepts through brainstorming, model making, and working collaboratively. Having worked in both in London and Hong Kong, her experience is broad and international, ranging in scale from London townhouse projects to Chinese masterplanning projects. She has worked in many sectors including mixed-use urban complexes, government developments, and interior design projects.
In addition to her architectural design and software proficiency, Joyce also has strong graphic skills. She has worked on publications and exhibitions, including the Hong Kong-Venice Biennale in 2014.
Philip Clarke
Senior Associate
Adriyana Dimitrova
Architectural Assistant
Adriyana Dimitrova
Architectural Assistant, London
Adriyana joined Farrells in 2013 as an Architectural Assistant and has worked on projects such as Earl's Court and Lots Road. She enjoys being involved in the project coordination within the project design team. Currently, she is doing her Master's degree in Architecture at the University of Westminster.
Adriyana is interested in discovering new architectural approaches in shaping the urban environment whilst preserving historical value. Her architectural aspirations involve working at an urban scale and creating design proposals based on detailed historical research, site relations, view points and intuitive translation of an idea onto spatial layout, structure, materials and detailing. She is also interested in design developed in close relation to environmental processes through innovative methods of construction, showing real understanding of the physical world and derived from the specific topography of the site to build a more sustainable and inspirational place.
In her free time, Adriyana likes doing sport, watching documentaries about the creation of the Universe, exploring the British seaside and meeting with friends.
Dan McWilliam
Senior Model Maker
Dan McWilliam
Senior Model Maker, London
Dan joined Farrells in 2012 as a model maker, creating master planning and architectural development models. In spring 2014 Dan was promoted to senior model maker, and is directing and supervising the Model shop.
Following his promotion, Dan put together a business case for a laser cutter for the model shop, which now plays a key role in a broad range of architectural models.
Dan studied BA (hons) Model Making at the Arts University Bournemouth, graduating in 2012. This degree taught him a broad range of model making areas including architectural model making, film prop/ costume, and sculpting. During this degree Dan worked on a couple of Shepperton film productions, including Dark Shadows and Hugo Cabret, creating/ texturing background props for the sets.
In his free time, Dan is a keen socializer and enjoys surfing and hill/mountain walking when returning to Cornwall (his original home).
Tom Deacon
Architectural Assistant
Victor Pricop
Senior Architectural Designer
Ben Simpson
Architectural Assistant
Daniel Silva
Daniel Silva
Architect, London
Daniel joined Farrells in 2015 as an Architect, working on Royal Mint Street and Lots Road, a high end residential project by the River Thames. He has great experience working on residential developments and a strong knowledge of concept and detail design, approaching his work in a thoughtful and accurate way.
Having studied Architecture at the University of Porto and a year abroad in Milan, Daniel went on to work in Amsterdam, focusing on large-scale residential and mixed-use projects. Before moving to London, he was based in Porto where he worked on large-scale mixed-use resort developments in South Asia in collaboration with UK practices.
During his spare time Daniel might be outdoors exploring London, or enjoying a nice weekend afternoon watching one of his favourite director Takeshi Kitano's films. Keen on sports, he follows his home football team, FC Porto, devotedly and can hardly wait for the NBA season to start every year in October.
Wesley Soo
Architectural Designer
Ron Nightingale
Patrick Yue
Project Director
Patrick Yue
Project Director, Hong Kong
Patrick, a Project Director, has worked in Hong Kong since 1992. He has accumulated a diverse range of experience on projects in Hong Kong, Mainland China and abroad. These include masterplans of major infrastructure projects such as railway, subway and airports, educational facilities, recreational facilities, institutional buildings, hotels and office building.
He has extensive experience in transport related projects, including Gautrain Rapid Link and several MTR projects. Most recently, he led the detailed design for Zhuhai Hengqin Commercial Complex development and Shangri-la's mixed use development in Ulaanbaatar Outer Mongolia. As a transport expert, Patrick led the design for the new Exhibition Station and associated works of the Shatin-to-Central Link for MTRC, and was also involved in the Gautrain Rapid Link stations and C710 MTR contract.
Jackie Chung
Graphic Designer
Shevaughn Gill
Shevaughn Gill
Associate, London
Shevaughn is the Project Lead on the Chelsea Waterfront development, a high end residential led scheme on the bank of the River Thames, London. As the Lead Consultant and Contract Administrator Shevaughn is leading a large multi-disciplinary team through a high end, complex site job. Shevaughn has developed strong relationships with the client and wider design team. She has a grounding in technical and construction knowledge and is confident coordinating and managing detail work packages from cladding through to fit out.
Shevaughn takes part in external tutoring at a range of universities and leads on student recruitment. Alongside this Shevaughn spends time training our Part III architects; conducting mock interviews and reviewing case studies.
Having travelled the world extensively Shevaughn has a passion for new places and cultures. She has been known to sample London's latest 'fad eateries' and is convinced that the Honest burger is the best in the world.
Marium Shaham
Creative Support Manager | PA to Mike Stowell
Joon Suh
Senior Architect
Trine Vittrup
Architectural Assistant
Trine Vittrup
Architectural Assistant, London
Trine joined Farrells in 2015 as an Architectural Assistant, working on numerous projects since then, including the redevelopment of Earl's Court and several Interior Design Projects.
Trine studied architecture in Denmark at Aarhus School of Architecture, receiving her BArch in 2011. Before continuing with her masters she has worked as an architectural assistant in Sydney and London. She returned to Aarhus and received her Masters from studio "Theory Translation in Architecture" in 2014. For her final year thesis project she was awarded a RIBA president's silver medal nomination.
Having missed the city of opportunities she returned to London to join Farrells. As well as practicing yoga and swimming weekly, she loves exploring London's delights, absorbing all aspects of its Art, Design and Architecture.
Ying Ying Yang
Maysa Phares
Urban Designer
Matthew Donkersley
Matthew Donkersley
Associate, Hong Kong
Matthew is an Associate at Farrells. A graduate from the The Bartlett School of Architecture M.Arch. (RIBA II) and the University of Nottigham, B.Arch. Hons (RIBA I). Matthew has gained over five years' experience working at a range of international practices including Zaha Hadid Architects, BFLS/Soundforms and Affect-t.
Keith Barrell
Keith Barrell
Architect, London
Keith joined our Hong Kong office in November 1995 with a technical background on large-scale projects, which was ideal for the Kowloon Station project on which he worked for four years. During this time, he gained further detailed experience in the co-ordination and management of detail design work packages. He joined our London office in March 2003 to work on the Home Office and has since worked on all of our major projects including Lots Road.
His depth of knowledge and experience in detail design and the construction of residential and commercial building types provide the practice with a solid technical source.
Keith is our Senior Technologist and is responsible for the specifications produced in the office and is expert on Building Regulations and other construction issues.
Keith enjoys gardening, being with his friends and family and is a long time Chelsea supporter. For the past seven years he has been renovating his French farmhouse in the Languedoc and is still learning the language.
During his career he has worked for two Terry's and they have both been knighted.
Lauren Sandy
Lauren Sandy
Associate, London
Lauren has worked on a range of projects at Farrells that encompass all aspects of architectural practice from masterplanning to detailed design. This has allowed her to develop her skills in various fields and apply these to a range of projects.
Lauren's strengths include strong organisation skills adapted to leading architectural teams and the design team and coordinating consultant information.
Lauren is currently Project Architect for Royal Mint Gardens Phase One and has led the team to a successful S73 planning application, marketing launch and production of the detailed design packages.
Lauren also worked on the prestigious Lots Road project. She worked closely with the client team, working through detailed designs and presenting fixtures and finishes for the interior packages. This culminated in the production of the tender documentation for two of the residential buildings.
Outside of office life Lauren enjoys spending time with her family and creating homemade crafts.
At Farrells we are very proud to have an industry leading balance of male and female staff as well as over 30 nationalities represented within our total staff of 200. Our senior staff across the globe are of unusually long standing service, giving us a united and integrated team.
As architect planners, we employ people with a wide range of skill sets including planners, urban designers, architects, interior designers and visualisers and have a real commitment to our staff and their continuing professional development.
Current Positions:
BIM Modellers & Technicians
BIM Coordinators
Architects/ Senior Architects
Architect/Senior Architect
Hong Kong
Senior Interior Designer
Hong Kong
BIM Manager
Hong Kong
BIM Modellers & Technicians
Farrells London are looking for ambitious, committed, motivated and talented BIM Modellers to join our growing Experienced BIM team and work on high profile and complex schemes. Excellent opportunities for career progression.
Essential skills required:
- Architectural or related qualification
- Experience in creating and managing large scale BIM models
- Experience in conceptual massing and scheduling
- Good understanding of complex family creation
- understanding of working with multiple linked models and managing file size
- Minimum of 2 years practical BIM experience
- Experience in clash resolution
Desirable skills include:
- UK experience appreciated
- Navisworks manage a plus
- Other BIM software such as Dynamo and Solibre advantageous
- Experience in BIM Level 2 Delivery
- Provide training to Staff
To apply, please send a focused CV and portfolio to email@example.com for the attention of Shaham Ahmed.
BIM Coordinators
Farrells London are looking for ambitious, committed, motivated and talented BIM Coordinators to join our growing Experienced BIM team and work on high profile and complex schemes. Excellent opportunities for career progression and to evolve into a client facing role.
Essential skills required:
- Architectural or related qualification
- Previous experience of working to PAS1192:2013
- Experience in managing large scale BIM models & teams
- Clash Detection through Navisworks Manage & Solibri
- Knowledge of working on CDE's such as Aconex and 4Projects.
- Minimum of 4 years practical Revit experience
- Construction & technical knowledge
- Ability to write project specific EIR's & BEP's
- Provide training to staff
Desirable skills include:
- UK experience appreciated
- Knowledge of using COBie and linking to Facilities Management
- BIM Level 2 project experience
- Additional software such as Dynamo advantageous
To apply, please send a focused CV and portfolio to email@example.com for the attention of Shaham Ahmed.
Architects/ Senior Architects
Farrells are winning exciting new building commissions and are looking for keen, enthusiastic and experienced candidates to develop and deliver mixed-use and residential schemes in London. This includes;
- Design architects
- Technical architects/package leaders
- BIM technicians
- Senior technical architects
Applicants must be capable of joining existing teams, be hard working, flexible and willing to work to tight programmes.
Consideration will be given to candidates who can demonstrate the ability to design and develop design post planning with a sensitivity to materials and an attention to detail matching the ethos of the practice.
Essential qualifications/ skills required:
Registered architects with minimum 3 to 5 years' experience, candidates with more experience will also be considered for the senior position
Confident using Revit
On site construction experience for technical architects/package leaders essential
Rigorous approach to detail
Responsible for design liaison
Ability to work through technical issues and to be familiar with relevant codes and UK building regulations
Good all round experience from concept to construction
Fluent in English to liaise effectively with clients, consultants and statutory authorities
Post-planning and residential experience
To apply, please send a focused CV and portfolio to email@example.com for the attention of Laura Mazzeo.
Architect/Senior Architect
Hong Kong
Farrells Hong Kong are looking for Architect/Senior Architect to work on a series of significant rail projects
Essential Qualifications/Skills Required:
Registered architects with minimun 3 to 5 years rail transport experience, candidate with more experience will also be considered as senior position
On site construction experience is helpful
Responsible for design liaison
Rigorous approach to detail
Good all round experience from concept to construction
To apply, please send a focused CV and portfolio to email@example.com
Senior Interior Designer
Hong Kong
Farrells Hong Kong are looking for an exceptional Senior Interior Designer with excellent design and delivery skills to join our team working on a number of exicting high-end projects within our Architecture discipline. This role would suit a creative designer with a solid background in commercial complex, large scale projects with experience in client liaison, briefing, concept design and leading interior package documentation.
Essential Qualifications/Skills Required:
Professional qualifications in Interior Design or Architecture with at least 5 years'experience
Creative design talent and commitment to development of a strong design culture
Confident in putting forward new ideas and in developing design concepts with others
Ability to work and interact with all levels of staff in other disciplines
Ability to deliver to tight schedules on multiple projects
To apply, please send a focused CV and portfolio to email@example.com
BIM Manager
Hong Kong
Our Hong Kong studio is now looking for a highly motivated BIM Manager to lead the development of BIM, work alongside project teams and manage BIM deliverables. Successful applicant will be exposed a large international projects working with wider BIM teams. The role requires an advanced knowledge of Autodesk Revit and the ability to run clash detection workshops using Autodesk Navisworks. A detailed understanding of construction processes, systems and architectural documentation is required. Farrells is expanding their BIM expertise and the role would include mentoring other staff members and developing BIM protocols / standards.
- Degree holder in relating to Building Construction Engineering
- Professional member of the HKIBIM is preferable
- 5 years' experience using BIM in building design or construction projects
- Excellent knowledge of BIM software such as Revit, Navisworks, 3D Max, Point cloud, Fuzor, BIM360
- Good communication to liaise with Consultants, Main Contractor and Sub-contractors
Apply now by sending your cover letter, resume and portfolio (under 10MB) clearly outlining how you meet the above requirements to email@example.com
Please visit our website www.farrells.com for more details.
Our Shanghai studio is now looking for a highly motivated Architect / Architecture Design to join our Shanghai Studio. We are embarking on a series of significant projects that will offer a challenge to ambitious and highly talented professionals. The successful candidate should be a confident and capable project manager and designer with excellent command of Rhino and good Sketchup, AutoCAD and REVIT skills. The candidate must have at least 4-5 years general experience on retail/mixed use project and /or hotel hospitality project.
- Minimum 5 years working experience
- Overseas working experience/education background is preferred
- Fluent in written and oral English
- Responsible for design liaison
- Rigorous approach to detail
- Good all round experience from concept to construction
Apply now by sending your cover letter, resume and portfolio (under 10MB) clearly outlining how you meet the above requirements to email@example.com
Please visit our website www.farrells.com for more details.
We have designed a broad range of projects from the refurbishment of Grade 1 listed buildings in London to the tallest building in the world by a British architect in Shenzhen. We are experts in integrated mixed-use urban complexes and also have a strong track record in transport-oriented design and cultural projects.
We strive to deliver the highest standards of design excellence by strongly engaging our Design Partners in regular reviews from feasibility through detailed design. All our work is united through a contextual approach that embraces placemaking, we adopt structured design processes through all stages of design to create high quality architecture and intelligent design, always designed with people in mind.
We respond to the needs of our clients and project stakeholders through close engagement and collaboration throughout the process. We have a keen commercial awareness and an unrivalled track record of delivering quality buildings on time and within budget.
At Farrells we believe the place is the client. We always strive to understand the place and reveal its qualities, history and patterns. Most important of all, we seek to embrace the aspirations of existing communities and the people who know the place best. Collaboration and inclusiveness are ingrained in the way we work, because great places are the work of many hands.
We strongly believe in holistic design and strive to bring our projects from advocacy to completion. We tell the 'story of the place' from what it was to what it could become and we build consensus with all of the stakeholders along the way. We create a 'spatial design' of what the place will look and feel like supported by strong and clear understanding of economics and policy at all levels.
We outline a step by step 'roadmap for implementation' which allows projects to gain planning consent quickly with a broad consensus. We then support our clients in delivering the vision through detailed planning, building design and construction supervision.
Interior Design
At Farrells we create interiors individually tailored to modern lifestyles. We recognize the importance of a customer-focused approach which responds to the context and celebrates the design continuity between exterior and interior.
Our design team brings together enthusiastic, talented individuals who generate the very best solutions for layout planning, furnishing and styling. Our portfolio includes high-end residential developments, luxury hotels and bespoke offices.

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