Emily Harper
BA(Hons), MArch, ADPPA RIBA
WELL AP™
WELLBEING LEAD
Emily joined Austin-Smith:Lord in 2016 from Newcastle University and quickly established herself as a conscientious and talented member of the team. She has since qualified as an Architect with RIBA North West.
Emily has a strong interest in Arts and Culture projects having been involved with the performing arts from a young age and uses her personal experience to enrich her projects. She enjoys all aspects of architecture with a particular propensity for concept design and a want to make the built environment fun and engaging. In the time that Emily has been with us, she has worked and led on a variety of projects and continues to build on an exciting portfolio of work.
Emily is a WELL Building Standard Accredited Professional, further strengthening her ability to deliver holistically healthy spaces for our clients.
OLD COLLEGE, ABERYSTWYTHRestoration and adaptive re-use of landmark Grade I listed Victorian University building into an arts focussed community facility- COMMUNITY HUB, ARCHIVE + LIBRARY, SWANSEATransformation of two vacant department stores in the heart of Swansea.
- CARMARTHEN HWBRe-purposing of the redundant Debenhams department store building in the centre of Carmarthen into a new Hwb facility
- V&A EAST COLLECTION & RESEARCH CENTREPioneering new Collection and Research Centre in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Austin-Smith:Lord
- MAELFA INDEPENDENT LIVING41 care-ready flats, providing fully accessible one and two bedroom homes and a range of communal facilities
- DANCE HUB, BIRMINGHAMA striking new rooftop extension to Birmingham Hippodrome’s campus, the home of Birmingham Royal Ballet
- YSGOL HARRI TUDURThe largest school project undertaken by Pembrokeshire County Council to date.
- DAN-Y-COED CHILDREN'S RESIDENTIAL & SPECIALIST SCHOOLGroup of buildings designed to expand Orbis's care facilities for children/young adults with Autistic Spectrum Condition
