As Sustainability & Regenerative Design Manager, Kat develops strategies and conducts research in light of dRMM’s ‘Architects Declare a Climate and Biodiversity Emergency’ commitments. Kat is passionate advocates for decarbonisation of the industry and supporting the flourishing of ecosystems through design. Kat is part of the Low Energy Transformation Initiative (LETI) steering group, coordinating the Circular Economy workstream. She has been a coordinator at ACAN, focusing on biodiversity and ecological issues, as well as Steering Group member for Architects Declare for two years. Kat sits on Design Review Panels for Oxford, Dover and the South Downs National Park as a sustainable architecture specialist. She is on the Mayor’s Young Professionals Panel in a subgroup exploring climate resilience in London.

Awarded with a commendation in Part III and a Distinction in MArch Architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture, Kat’s final drawing ‘Archiving the Anthropocene’ was exhibited at the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition in 2018. Kat previously worked at Carl Turner Architects on ‘meanwhile’ schemes, and at Hawkins\Brown, based at Arup’s office, on the delivery of Crossrail. At Undergraduate level, she achieved First Class in BArch Architecture from the University of Nottingham, where she now regularly contributes as a guest critic.