Siobhan obtained both her MArch and MA(Hons) from the University of Edinburgh [ESALA], graduating with a Distinction in 2014.
Her design thesis, ‘Intentional & Unintentional Sorting Mechanisms’ – a proposal to reframe attitudes surrounding landscapes of waste in the Venetian lagoon, was nominated for the Archiprix International Award for Best Graduating Project, the RIAS Architecture and Design Scotland Urban Design award and the Sustainability Award for Sustainable Design.
Siobhan joined MATT in August 2014, and has since been working on a residential project in Sussex. Prior to this Siobhan worked in Birmingham on a range of projects in the education and transport sector.
Her design thesis, ‘Intentional & Unintentional Sorting Mechanisms’ – a proposal to reframe attitudes surrounding landscapes of waste in the Venetian lagoon, was nominated for the Archiprix International Award for Best Graduating Project, the RIAS Architecture and Design Scotland Urban Design award and the Sustainability Award for Sustainable Design.
Siobhan joined MATT in August 2014, and has since been working on a residential project in Sussex. Prior to this Siobhan worked in Birmingham on a range of projects in the education and transport sector.