She completed her architectural education at the University of Sheffield, and has spent her career working in the transportation (rail, coach and bus). education (nursery and further education). community, and conservation sectors, as well as domestic extension work.

Hannah is a highly skilled architect and project lead, adept at leading multi-disciplinary project teams and projects across all RIBA stages.

She is currently involved in projects for Bruntwood SciTech and the University of Oxford.

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She undertook her architectural training at the University of Kent, the University of Liverpool and Birmingham City University.

Her experience at Associated Architects is predominantly in the commercial sector and the education sector. She has considerable experience in the refurbishment and conversion of commercial buildings, most notably 4 St. Philip’s and 1 Colmore Row in the heart of Birmingham’s CBD which was shortlisted for a BCO Award.

Alex is a committee member and past Chair of the BCO Next Gen Committee for Midlands and East Anglia. As part of her involvement with the BCO she has led tours of Platform 21 located on one of the Birmingham’s busiest central pedestrian thoroughfares (New Street), participated in a round table discussion on Gen Z in the workplace, and organised the BCO Bitesize Tours – a series of hour-long events designed to fit into a lunch break giving members the chance to visit some of the smaller, boutique offices and fit outs in the Birmingham Business District.

She is a previous recipient of the BCO’s Rising Star Award for the West Midlands and East Anglia area. She has also acted as a RIBA Mentor, has spoken at RIBA events, been published in Architecture Today, and is a part of the practice’s CSR committee.

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Ben is an experienced Project Architect, having designed and delivered a number of major projects for the practice. Ben’s major project experience at AA has been focused on several schemes at the University of Birmingham: Project Architect for both the new award-winning School of Engineering project and on the refurbishment of an existing School of Engineering building. He is now heavily involved in several new projects at early stages, having recently been involved in the delivery of the first phase of the Molecular Sciences complex and architectural lead on the new University station. He is also currently leading the development of a new leisure destination in Wolverhampton. At a previous practice in London he was Project Architect on a number of schools projects, including a primary school 2FE expansion and a new sixth form centre. He also has experience of SEN schools and residential schemes.

Ben is a leading member of the practice’s CPD and Green Team, a group with their fingers on the pulse for the latest thinking in areas such as: LETI, UK Green Building Council, Passivhaus Trust, BRE – Green Guide to Specification, and RIBA Sustainable Outcomes Guide. As well as our own project experience and an understanding of the latest sector best practice. Further disseminating knowledge to the rest of the practice, the Green Team examines all projects as part of the Design and Technical Review process. Identifying opportunities for sustainable approaches, reductions in embodied carbon, building physics improvements and applying lessons learnt, in order to develop a holistic understanding and recommendations to be subsequently presented to the client.

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He has a broad range of experience across a variety of sectors and a proven ability to manage the complex design challenges associated with large, multi-phased projects. His most significant achievements during this time with the practice include delivering Copper Works – a 23-storey residential tower in Capital Quarter, Cardiff – and the final phase of Jaguar Land Rover’s £1bn Engine Manufacturing Centre. Upon completion, the first phase of the Post and Mail complex went on to win several awards, including the MSCP which was recognised with a European Gold Standard Parking Award and awards in the 2017, 2018 and 2020 British Parking Awards, including Car Park of the Year.

He leads the work of the practice in the blue light sector and has delivered multiple projects for West Midlands Police. He has also served other public sector clients such as Birmingham City Council, as well as several regional charities including the Birmingham Museums Trust, St Richard’s Hospice and the Birmingham Dog’s Home.

Jonathan has management responsibility for quality assurance standards and compliance and he is often consulted by colleagues seeking advice on legal and technical matters.

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