Nic Crawley

Associate

Nic joined the practice in 2003 and has since worked as Senior Architect and Project Architect on residential and commercial projects as well as healthcare design and planning including projects such as Sunshine House, 160 Tooley Street, Nottingdale Village, City Road, Union Square and Weston Street.

Nic is currently completing an MSc in Advanced Environmental and Energy Studies as well as working as a visiting design tutor on an architecture diploma course.

Nic is also the practice's Head of Sustainability. Nic was made an Associate in 2008.

Jon Brent

Associate

Ceri Davies

Associate

Ceri joined the practice after graduating in 1994. 

Ceri’s projects include the successful competition bid for the refurbishment of Grade II listed Royal Court Theatre Liverpool, student accommodation along Regent's Canal in Kings Cross, London, the conversion of a Grade II* listed Battleship Building into Monsoon HQ, Walsall Bus Station and Croydon Medical Centre.

Ceri was made an Associate in 2010.

Cormac Farrelly

Associate

Cormac joined the practice in 2008 and currently works between the London and Bristol office.

Cormac has led a number competition entries and feasibility studies for the practice. He is currently the Associate on the Waverley School project, part of the Birmingham BSF programme. He was made an Associate in 2010.

Thomas Gardner

Associate

Thomas studied and taught design studio at Cambridge University, and joined the practice in 2005.

He is a key member of AHMM’s Sustainability Group, and has worked on projects in the UK and USA ranging in scale from large mixed-use developments to art galleries, performance venues and private houses.
He is also involved in writing the practice’s management and technical policies.

He maintains an interest in education, mentoring and wellbeing, which has included acting as an Architects for Health competition juror.

Will Lee

Associate

Peter Mayhew

Associate

Yuk Ming Lam

Associate

After working at practices in Hong Kong, Melbourne, Singapore and London Lam joined AHMM in 2006 and worked on a large scale mixed use development in Tooley Street, London. He is currently the Project Architect on the overhaul of existing campus buildings on a large university project in Amsterdam. 

Lam was made an Associate in 2010. 

Gabriel Musat

Associate

Timothy Neville-Lee

Associate

Timothy joined the practice as an architect in 2006. He has worked on projects at all stages from feasibility studies to construction, and in a variety of sectors including office, residential, healthcare, leisure and education. In 2010 he was promoted to Senior Architect and he is currently running the Leonard Street and Upper Richmond Road projects.

Tim has recently accepted a secondment to Allford Hall Monaghan Morris’s Oklahoma Office to support their development in response to growing opportunities in the area.

Andrew O'Donnell

Associate

Andrew joined Allford Hall Monaghan Morris in 2006 to work on the construction phase of KX200 in Kings Cross, London. Since then he has worked on the Chobham Harris Academy for the Olympic Village and Dagenham Park Church of England School as part of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham BSF programme. He is now leading the design of a new Cultural Centre in Willesden Green, London, as well as the construction phase of a headquarters building for the Knauf group in Sittingbourne, Kent.

Andrew has experience across a number of sectors including education, housing, urban design and stadia. He contributes to a wide range of practice issues including risk management, information technology and the adoption and use of Building Information Modelling.

Patricia Ribeiro

Associate

Patricia is an experienced architect who joined Allford Hall Monaghan Morris late in 2005 after completing her MSc in Advanced Architectural Studies at the Bartlett. Prior to that, she completed her Diploma of Architecture at the Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal.

Since joining the practice, Patricia has worked on a wide range of commercial schemes. She is currently working on a large mixed use scheme in Central London, whilst maintaining a key role in the practice’s Risk Management committee.

As an architect Patricia’s strength lies in her keen eye for detail and clarity of purpose

James Santer

Associate

Steve Smith

Associate

Steve studied at the Manchester School of Architecture before working in Montreal, Canada for several years and then joining AHMM in 2005. Steve was Project Architect on the Angel Building and has also worked on Sunshine House, Notting Dale Village (White Building) and Horseferry House.

Steve has been a third year design tutor at the Birmingham School of Architecture and acts as a mentor for colleagues working towards their RIBA Part 3 qualifications.

Steve was made an Associate in 2010.

Laura Stephenson

Associate

Laura joined AHMM in 2006 having worked for six years in a number of leading practices in London. Laura played a key role in Stirling Prize nominated Westminster Academy, where she developed the interiors and delivered the project on site.

Laura was Project Architect for the practice's first BSF project; Kirk Balk Community College, part of Barnsley BSF and she remains heavily involved in the practice's education work. Current projects include Kingswood College of Arts, part of Hull BSF and Rainham Village: a multi stakeholder project in Essex for a Primary School and Health Centre.

Laura was made a Senior Architect in 2007 and an Associate in 2010.

Matt Thornley

Associate

Matt joined the practice in 2003 and has worked on a range of projects including Westminster Academy.

Since then Matt worked as a project architect on Cathedral HQ, a refurbished office building in London Bridge, Hawkstone Triangle and Croydon Ruskin Square.  He is currently the Associate working on Omagh Education Campus, a masterplan including six schools in Northern Ireland, and SMAA & Highshore School, a multi-stakeholder project on an urban site in Southwark.

Matt was made an Associate in 2010.