“Unlocking the user’s journey is key to successful, thoughtful and innovative healthcare environments. My aspiration is to design sensitively for future flexibility and adaptability, developing better buildings for a holistic user experience.”

About Jane

Jane enjoys seeing a project through from the initial briefing and concept design stages, to project construction and delivery. As a principal lead on clinical design, her knowledge and approach focuses her abilities on developing the integration of concept and functionality, together with an emphasis on the human experience aspects of healthcare buildings. Her expertise in translating the users’ vision and aspirations into effective, efficient and functional spaces has been applied to a diverse range of project scales and typology, ranging from large-scale major teaching hospitals, community ambulatory centres and diagnostic care centres to private healthcare clinics. 

Jane has particular interest in researching the design of operating theatre suites, diagnostic spaces and translational research facilities, to understand how the highly technical spaces can be enhanced to provide a reassuring environment for the patient.

Professional Credentials:
Registered Architect – Royal Institute of British Architects

Education:
MSc Planning Buildings for Health, MARU, LSBU
Professional Practice RIBA Part 3, Westminster University
Diploma in Architecture, South Bank University
Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Kingston University