Patel Taylor

Born in South Korea and raised in New Zealand, Jennifer joined Patel Taylor in 2013. With expertise in Revit, she also has extensive experience in residential, library and educational projects at all stages.

Previous projects she has worked on include the Wellsford War Memorial, where she was involved from concept to completion, and which features several sustainable attributes not seen in such a building before. Jennifer was also part of the Ormiston College project, a £16m school for 1600 students that involved architectural, landscape and masterplanning design.

Since joining Patel Taylor, Jennifer has been part of the Shell Centre team, a 30 storey tower part of the Squires masterplan on London’s Southbank, and Lombard Road, a 28-storey tower for Barrat Homes. She is currently working on new student residential scheme for Essex University.

Having spent a year at Patel Taylor in 2008 as a Part 1 assistant, Philip re-joined the practice in 2011 upon graduation from the University of Nottingham.

Philip has worked on a number of masterplanning and residential projects, including the Athletes Village, Earls Court and London Dock. He was also involved in the Library and Student Centre for the University of Essex, which is currently on site.   

A qualified architect since 2013, Philip is part of the team working on the 30-storey residential tower on the Shell Centre site on London’s Southbank.

Pedro graduated with a Masters degree in Architecture from the University of Coimbra in Portugal in 2011, having subsequently spent a year working with PLARQ, an architecture and urban design practice also based in Coimbra.

Pedro joined Patel Taylor in summer 2012 as a member of the London Dock team, developing proposals for the former News International site in Wapping. Since then he has been a part of the teams working on serval masterplan competitions, including, a residential development in Agadir, a student housing scheme in Essex and the facade design for White City, a masterplan which will provide more than 1500 homes and 2ha of public realm.

He is currently working on Stephenson Street, a landscape led masterplan scheme in east London which encompasses both residential and mixed use proposals.

London Borough of Tower Hamlets has granted planning permission for London Dock in Wapping, East London. The redevelopment will transform the 15-acre site into a mixed use and residential development comprising 1,800 homes, 20,000m² of commercial space, and over 50% public open space, including a new civic square.

The first phase of development will commence in March, with completion of the entire site expected in 2029. Further details on the project can be seen here.

We are honoured to announce that we have been named Masterplanning and Public realm Architect of the Year in the Architect of the Year Awards 2013. Organised by Building Design magazine, the awards reward the practices responsible for the best overall body of work within various sectors. A full list of the winners can be viewed here.

Patel Taylor have been appointed to masterplan a new town for Green Gold AG in Selishche, Russia. Located near Ostashkov, it is already one of Russias most popular hoilday destinations. Part of the Tver region and sitting on the shore of Lake Seliger, the area earmarked for development covers 3,300ha.

We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for BD magazine's Architect of the Year Awards. Nominated in the Masterplanning and Public Realm category alongside five other practices, the awards recognise bodies of work in numerous sectors within the profession. The winner will be announced in December. A full shortlist and further details can be seen here. 

Born in South Korea and raised in New Zealand, Jennifer joined Patel Taylor in 2013. With expertise in Revit, she also has extensive experience in residential, library and educational projects at all stages.

Previous projects she has worked on include the Wellsford War Memorial, where she was involved from concept to completion, and which features several sustainable attributes not seen in such a building before. Jennifer was also part of the Ormiston College project, a £16m school for 1600 students that involved architectural, landscape and masterplanning design.

Since joining Patel Taylor, Jennifer has been part of the Shell Centre team, a 30 storey tower part of the Squires masterplan on London’s Southbank, and Lombard Road, a 28-storey tower for Barrat Homes. She is currently working on new student residential scheme for Essex University.

Having spent a year at Patel Taylor in 2008 as a Part 1 assistant, Philip re-joined the practice in 2011 upon graduation from the University of Nottingham.

Philip has worked on a number of masterplanning and residential projects, including the Athletes Village, Earls Court and London Dock. He was also involved in the Library and Student Centre for the University of Essex, which is currently on site.   

A qualified architect since 2013, Philip is part of the team working on the 30-storey residential tower on the Shell Centre site on London’s Southbank.

Pedro graduated with a Masters degree in Architecture from the University of Coimbra in Portugal in 2011, having subsequently spent a year working with PLARQ, an architecture and urban design practice also based in Coimbra.

Pedro joined Patel Taylor in summer 2012 as a member of the London Dock team, developing proposals for the former News International site in Wapping. Since then he has been a part of the teams working on serval masterplan competitions, including, a residential development in Agadir, a student housing scheme in Essex and the facade design for White City, a masterplan which will provide more than 1500 homes and 2ha of public realm.

He is currently working on Stephenson Street, a landscape led masterplan scheme in east London which encompasses both residential and mixed use proposals.

London Borough of Tower Hamlets has granted planning permission for London Dock in Wapping, East London. The redevelopment will transform the 15-acre site into a mixed use and residential development comprising 1,800 homes, 20,000m² of commercial space, and over 50% public open space, including a new civic square.

The first phase of development will commence in March, with completion of the entire site expected in 2029. Further details on the project can be seen here.

We are honoured to announce that we have been named Masterplanning and Public realm Architect of the Year in the Architect of the Year Awards 2013. Organised by Building Design magazine, the awards reward the practices responsible for the best overall body of work within various sectors. A full list of the winners can be viewed here.

Patel Taylor have been appointed to masterplan a new town for Green Gold AG in Selishche, Russia. Located near Ostashkov, it is already one of Russias most popular hoilday destinations. Part of the Tver region and sitting on the shore of Lake Seliger, the area earmarked for development covers 3,300ha.

We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for BD magazine's Architect of the Year Awards. Nominated in the Masterplanning and Public Realm category alongside five other practices, the awards recognise bodies of work in numerous sectors within the profession. The winner will be announced in December. A full shortlist and further details can be seen here. 

Born in South Korea and raised in New Zealand, Jennifer joined Patel Taylor in 2013. With expertise in Revit, she also has extensive experience in residential, library and educational projects at all stages.

Previous projects she has worked on include the Wellsford War Memorial, where she was involved from concept to completion, and which features several sustainable attributes not seen in such a building before. Jennifer was also part of the Ormiston College project, a £16m school for 1600 students that involved architectural, landscape and masterplanning design.

Since joining Patel Taylor, Jennifer has been part of the Shell Centre team, a 30 storey tower part of the Squires masterplan on London’s Southbank, and Lombard Road, a 28-storey tower for Barrat Homes. She is currently working on new student residential scheme for Essex University.

Having spent a year at Patel Taylor in 2008 as a Part 1 assistant, Philip re-joined the practice in 2011 upon graduation from the University of Nottingham.

Philip has worked on a number of masterplanning and residential projects, including the Athletes Village, Earls Court and London Dock. He was also involved in the Library and Student Centre for the University of Essex, which is currently on site.   

A qualified architect since 2013, Philip is part of the team working on the 30-storey residential tower on the Shell Centre site on London’s Southbank.

Pedro graduated with a Masters degree in Architecture from the University of Coimbra in Portugal in 2011, having subsequently spent a year working with PLARQ, an architecture and urban design practice also based in Coimbra.

Pedro joined Patel Taylor in summer 2012 as a member of the London Dock team, developing proposals for the former News International site in Wapping. Since then he has been a part of the teams working on serval masterplan competitions, including, a residential development in Agadir, a student housing scheme in Essex and the facade design for White City, a masterplan which will provide more than 1500 homes and 2ha of public realm.

He is currently working on Stephenson Street, a landscape led masterplan scheme in east London which encompasses both residential and mixed use proposals.

London Borough of Tower Hamlets has granted planning permission for London Dock in Wapping, East London. The redevelopment will transform the 15-acre site into a mixed use and residential development comprising 1,800 homes, 20,000m² of commercial space, and over 50% public open space, including a new civic square.

The first phase of development will commence in March, with completion of the entire site expected in 2029. Further details on the project can be seen here.

We are honoured to announce that we have been named Masterplanning and Public realm Architect of the Year in the Architect of the Year Awards 2013. Organised by Building Design magazine, the awards reward the practices responsible for the best overall body of work within various sectors. A full list of the winners can be viewed here.

Patel Taylor have been appointed to masterplan a new town for Green Gold AG in Selishche, Russia. Located near Ostashkov, it is already one of Russias most popular hoilday destinations. Part of the Tver region and sitting on the shore of Lake Seliger, the area earmarked for development covers 3,300ha.

We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for BD magazine's Architect of the Year Awards. Nominated in the Masterplanning and Public Realm category alongside five other practices, the awards recognise bodies of work in numerous sectors within the profession. The winner will be announced in December. A full shortlist and further details can be seen here.