Laura joined Cooke Fawcett in 2020. She has a broad range of experience working on projects at different scales, including master planning, mixed use residential developments, private residential houses, and community arts and educational projects. Laura gained her RIBA Part I with First Class Honours from Oxford Brookes University in 2014 and her RIBA Part II from Newcastle University where she graduated with Distinction in 2019. She completed her Part III at Westminster University in 2024, gaining a Distinction.

Hector joined Cooke Fawcett in 2025, bringing experience from a broad range of London practices including Burrell Foley Fischer, HaleBrown Architects, and Haines Phillips Architects. He has worked on projects at different scales, including cultural and heritage projects, commercial developments, residential schemes, and masterplanning. Hector gained his Master in Architecture and Urban Planning with Honours from ETSA Barcelona in 2016 and also studied restoration architecture at Politecnico di Torino. He brings international experience from his time at Tatiana Bilbao Estudio in Mexico City, and qualified as an ARB architect in 2017.

Isabella joined Cooke Fawcett in 2025. She has worked at Fieldwork Architects and Zarch Collaboratives in Singapore on projects at different scales, including private residential extensions and refurbishments, heritage projects, and cultural installations. Isabella gained her RIBA Part I with First Class Honours from Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University in 2016 and her RIBA Part II from the Royal College of Art in 2019. She completed her Part III at Westminster University in 2024, gaining a Merit. With international experience and a keen interest in community-based projects, Isabella brings expertise across all project stages from feasibility studies to construction.

Julia joined Cooke Fawcett in 2025, bringing international experience from London and Moscow. At Hassell London, she worked on workplace interiors and public realm projects, including designing adventure playgrounds and rooftop parks. Her previous experience spans educational facilities, cultural spaces and residential developments, working from concept through to construction. Julia combines strong technical skills with creative vision, demonstrated by her competition-winning temporary pavilion for a renowned art park.

Eden joined Cooke Fawcett in 2019. Since then, she has worked on a range of exciting residential and cultural projects, including our projects for Cockpit and Quidhampton Mill. Prior to joining Cooke Fawcett, Eden studied at Cambridge University graduating with first class honours. She has recently completed her Part 2 degree at London Met (distinction). Her thesis project focussed on a tolerant approach to adaptive reuse of a former department store in Sutton, for which she was nominated for a RIBA President's Silver Medal Award. Eden has a particular interest in sustainable architecture that balances fundamental aspects of human comfort and wellbeing with energy efficient, future thinking design.

Zachary joined Cooke Fawcett in 2025, bringing extensive experience from Melbourne's leading practices. His portfolio spans public, educational, cultural, and residential sectors, with particular expertise in adaptive reuse projects within heritage contexts. During his time at Sibling Architecture and Kosloff Architecture, he developed strong technical skills and played a key role in refining digital workflows between design and documentation stages.

Rory joined Cooke Fawcett after completing his Masters at the Bartlett School of Architecture. His previous experience at AL_A includes work on heritage restoration projects and cultural developments, where he developed strong visualization and technical documentation skills. With additional experience in sustainable residential construction, Rory brings fresh perspectives on materials and construction methods to the practice.