Meet the Team at MLA Edinburgh, Glasgow and Manchester

Adam is responsible for the detail design and delivery of projects within the practice including Building Nine, 30 Semple Street and Cirrus Logic.

He graduated from Heriot Watt University in 2003 and completed his final year of education at KTH University in Stockholm.

Alejandro joined MLA in the autumn of 2018, quickly finding his place in the architectural design team, focusing on distillery and commercial projects. He brings a unique and creative perspective to MLA, acquired through his international experience and varied professional career. Broad-ranging skills and knowledge, supported by passion and commitment, have built a versatile profile with a strong eye for the detail.

After obtaining his master’s in architecture with honours in Spain and following a stay in Paris, he moved to Scotland, gaining experience in parametric design and construction detailing. In Edinburgh and MLA, he has found a perfect scenario for his social and cultural curiosity.

Design inspiration – “Being from Granada, I carry the city within me: ‘No matter how far away I am, one can always learn from its perfect mix of heritage and contemporary vibrancy.”

Alexa joined the team in 2016, bringing her exceptional sensibility for design and international experience in project delivery. She advocates a holistic approach where the design mirrors user’s personality/brand. Her portfolio covers variety of projects, from Glenkinchie Distillery refurbishment to design of connecting stairs for Baillie Gifford, a range of fit-out projects for BT, Transport Scotland, BNP Paribas, and recently, New Town quarter private residential development.

After obtaining her degree in architecture from the University in Skopje, she has worked on a wide range architectural and community development projects. From this experience she has recognised the significance of user involvement in the design process. Passionate about space planning and detailing, she promotes the principle of balance in design where feasibility of the idea justifies the costs.

Design inspiration – “good examples from history amalgamated with modern trends and materials. The idea usually evolves from the context. Eiffel Tower is unique to Paris and wouldn’t have the same power if placed in Rome. Japanese principles of balance and harmony are my source of energy through practicing yoga and ballet. I enjoy visiting galleries, bars, and equally like city walks while exploring the beauty of people, places and cultures.”

Alice joined the MLA Edinburgh office in June 2023 and has since been part of the team for both Edinburgh Quay and Exchange Place 1 at early design stages.

Having spent the last 10 years working in Architecture and Urban Design in Perth, Western Australia, Alice has experience working on a range of projects at all scales from masterplanning to detailing for public and private sector clients. She studied both parts of her Architecture Degree at the University of Dundee and is currently completing her training at the University of Edinburgh.

Design Inspiration – Alvar Aalto. Upon graduating, I was fortunate enough to receive an award to travel to Finland and study the work of Alvar Aalto, his work continues to be an inspiration for me.

With eight years of experience as an Architect at MLA, Andrea’s portfolio spans a variety of projects. from leading a commercial refurbishment for NatWest to a cutting-edge laboratory for the life sciences sector in Cambridge. Andrea excels at creating innovative and functional designs tailored to each client’s needs. She’s committed to advancing professional development within the office and leads the office’s training programme ‘MLA Masterclasses.’

Andrea graduated from the University of Dundee with a Master of Architecture and has honed her skills through work in Australia and Japan, as well as a voluntary project building a school in rural Zambia. This global and humanitarian experience enriches her design approach, blending cultural insights with a commitment to impactful, thoughtful architecture.

Design inspiration –

“Tadao Ando. His work has such an ethereal beauty with a style that seems to transcend time. Not many architects are able to achieve that.”

Since joining MLA in 2022, Andrew has been involved in several high-profile commercial projects from early planning stages through to technical development. Key projects include Buchanan Galleries Redevelopment, Bandeath Maturation Warehouse and Exchange Place One, Edinburgh.

Andrew studied at the Scott Sutherland School in Aberdeen, graduating in 2018 with a Master’s of Architecture. He believes successful design is achieved through a blend of ergonomic consideration, practical thought for construction and careful approach to context.

Design inspiration – “from rural architecture, particularly on the Scottish islands, and contemporary buildings that respond to their landscape whilst complementing a traditional vernacular.”

Andrew first joined MLA in 2014 whilst studying part-time, and then returned as an experienced Architectural Technologist in 2020. He has since been involved in notable project including Meldrum House, The National Robotarium, 30 Semple Street and Tweedbank Offices.

He graduated from Edinburgh Napier University in 2017 and gained experience at another architectural practice, focusing on sustainability and social design. The knowledge gained has given him an enriched approach to design.

Design inspiration – “My intention is to create simple, elegant solutions to complex problems. “Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler”

Anthony joined MLA in 2012 and has built up a breadth of design and delivery experience across a wide range of project types. As a member of the architecture delivery and review team he has oversight of MLA’s architectural output guiding the design, vision and construction of projects. He has been involved in the design of numerous award-winning buildings most notably The City of Glasgow College: City Campus & Riverside Campus and Edinburgh Accies New Stadium.

Anthony graduated from the Mackintosh School of Architecture in 2010 with a master’s from the Urban Design Lab. With a thesis focusing on the adaption and reinvention of the historic cultural core of York he has a focus on place-making, urban design and master planning.

Design inspiration – “I’m a strong believer in the power of good design to influence, support and in a small way change all people in their daily lives. No building does this better for me than Barry Gasson’s Burrel Collection which takes you on a journey, shifting your perspective from daily city life to release into an ancient forest. The careful detailing and respect given to the high quality modern and ancient materials create a sequence of spaces that always leave me feeling uplifted.”

Arnaud joined MLA in 2022 and has been active continuously on Life Sciences and Lab projects, notably the South Cambridge Science Centre, working at every stage of the different developments. As an Architectural Assistant, his varied knowledge has proven helpful on early-stage fit-out projects and commercial redevelopment too. He has been active in the MLA Green Group since the start of his employment, taking every opportunity to learn more about integrating sustainable principles into the design practice.

Paris born and bred, Arnaud has international experience, having worked in Paris and Rotterdam on a wide range of exciting projects: Transformation of a decked carpark to residential, offices in structural wood built on existing structure, the Hospital of the Future, hotel competition in the UAE…Arnaud completed in Masters at the Welsh School of Architecture. His last year were dedicated to the study of new housing typologies and implementation of the circular economy.

“I’m inspired by the work and philosophy of Yasmeen Lari, a complete architect and activist: ‘If you want to change the world, then you’ve got to fight it out. Otherwise, you are just driven by what other people want.'”

Beth joined the Manchester team in 2024 and has since played a key role in projects such as Evelyn and Partners and FedEx, contributing to the planning, design, and delivery phases.

A 2016 graduate of the University of Salford with a degree in Architectural Technology, Beth brings extensive experience delivering projects of various scales across the UK. She has a strong passion for technical design, particularly in navigating the unique challenges that arise with existing buildings.

Design inspiration – “The Valley, Amsterdam a striking and innovative building that pushes the boundaries of architectural design.”

A highly experienced designer, Bonnie first joined the Glasgow team in 2015 and worked on a diverse range of projects such as BT Belfast, Evelyn & Partners Glasgow and Freetrade in Manchester. She loves being part of a collaborative team and designing innovative and functional spaces that blend aesthetic appeal and practical utility. After a brief sabbatical living in Paris, Bonnie has joined the Manchester team.

Bonnie is a graduate from Scott Sutherland School of Architecture. Experienced in construction and project delivery, she has a keen eye for detail ensuring that every project is both inspiring and enduring.

Design Inspiration – “Miuccia Prada, often dubbed the designers designer, I have longed admired her creative approach to design whether fashion, architecture, art or even sports, so much so I wrote my dissertation on her.”

With a broad range of experience in both refurbishment and retrofit interventions, Carmen joined MLA in 2016. Since then, she’s worked on commercial office projects for both Edinburgh and Glasgow conservation areas, such as 80 George Street and 24-25 St. Andrew Square.

Carmen studied architecture in Seville University, Spain, and graduated with a master’s degree in 2009. She believes that by rethinking and re-utilising existing spaces we can create suitable and sustainable spaces for people.

Design inspiration – Berlin, a reinvented city. An example of how heritage and modern design can work together.

Caroline joined MLA in January 2022 with four years’ experience in concept design, design development and technical design for small to large scale national and international projects. She has enjoyed working for clients such as NatWest, BAM, and Evelyn Partners, using her design strengths to shape workplace interiors that are supportive, purposeful, and exciting.

Prior to graduating from Glasgow Caledonian University in 2017 with a BA in Interior Design, Caroline built up considerable experience sharing her enthusiasm for fine art and design as an artist and art teacher. At MLA she uses her evolving interior design knowledge and skills, creativity, and aesthetic sensibilities to help form inspiring, enjoyable, and nurturing environments.

Design inspiration – “My design inspiration is sparked by a wide range of experiences, from the exuberant paintings of Barbara Rae and Charles McQueen to the rich textural variety of the Scottish landscape, to the human stories of travellers like Simon Reeve, and to the wonderfully imagined worlds depicted in films such as Blade Runner and Inception. I aspire to create immersive spaces with a sense of history, that help shape positive human journeys and connections.”

Connor’s role within MLA is the production of CG imagery, animations and 3d models for Interior and Architectural projects, helping to solve design problems from a 3d perspective. Since joining MLA in 2022, Connor has applied his experience to a variety of sectors, including student residential projects, offices for financial and legal services, and distilleries.

Originally trained as an Architectural Technologist, Connor shifted his focus to visualisation and earned a master’s with distinction in 3D Design for Virtual Environments. Connor is also part of the MLA training group, where he leverages his experience from assisting with the BSc 3D Animation and Visualisation course at Glasgow Caledonian University to offer guidance and mentor staff.

Design Inspiration – “The work of Alex Hogrefe, I love the way he is able to capture mood in an image”

Since joining MLA the week before lockdown in 2020, Conor has successfully delivered some challenging and high profile projects in the commercial, residential and student residential sectors including INEOS and Haymarket Yards.

Conor became a qualified Architect in 2014 from the University of Brighton. He spent his formative years working on early RIBA stages before progressing onto the later stages of project delivery.

Design inspiration – “success comes from having a strong team around me and sharing ideas in a collaborative environment.”

Darta joined MLA in 2022. Throughout her time in the role, she has acquired knowledge in workplace fit out projects by working closely with the design team. Passionate about finding harmony between appealing aesthetics and useful utility, she has collaborated with a range of clients including Brodies LLP, BAM, DataVita, and more.

Since completing her studies at Dundee University in 2022, Darta has been actively broadening her skills and knowledge, exploring various styles, aesthetics, and design techniques.

Design inspiration – travelling. “Travel allows individuals to experience diverse cultures, people, and circumstances. When you fully involve yourself in a distant place, you step out of your familiar surroundings and discover fresh possibilities for your creative pursuits.”

David joined the team in 2022 and has been involved in a range of projects covering distilleries, residential and student residential buildings – including Baltic Street and Haymarket Yards. He has produced tender and technical detailing packages for numerous projects.

David graduated in 2021 from the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Built Environment in Aberdeen. Previously working in Newcastle, he worked on a range of leisure and industrial projects to develop his technical skills before moving back to Scotland.

Design Inspiration “I’m inspired by the historical attachments buildings can form with communities and fascinated with the regional differences that geography and culture can have on building styles.”

With an extensive background in Architectural Design, David has over 13 years’ experience producing visuals for some of the biggest architectural practices in Scotland. His main role is the creation of CGIs, working with our designers from initial concept aspirations through to final stage photorealistic montages. Since joining MLA in 2022, he has worked on various projects including the Buchanan Galleries redevelopment, South Cambridge Science Centre and Falkirk Town Centre Masterplan.

David studied Architecture at Strathclyde University, graduating in 2010 with an Honours Degree, before shifting his focus and concentrating on the creation of visually engaging imagery.

Design Inspiration – “All forms of visual storytelling, movies/tv/gaming, anything that can transport you to a different world and alter your sense of reality.”

Dougie joined MLA following the successful delivery of NatWest’s Gogarburn campus in 2005. And as a Project Director he has delivered further projects for NatWest including the BCO award winning Spinningfields in Manchester and other key national hub sites. Dougie is working on ongoing framework projects with NatWest as well as projects for TSB and others with a focus on office fit out and refurbishment.

Dougie is a graduate of Napier University and has gained experience from working in London and Edinburgh. He has considerable experience in all aspects of design from inception to feasibility to delivery.

Design Inspiration – “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater from 1935 just an amazing building and interior, closer to home, the National Museum on Chamber Street from childhood to now still a beautiful and breath-taking arrival space!”

Ed joined the MLA team in 2001, just as MLA was venturing into new sectors and embarking on an era of growth. Starting with the major planning application for RBS Group’s HQ at Gogarburn, a key project for MLA, as graphic designer Ed has since been involved in the majority of projects that come through the office in one way or another.

Having grown up in East Lothian and Edinburgh, Ed graduated from Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen before returning to Edinburgh and joining MLA. His role has since developed into one that covers not just the graphic representation of MLA but cultural and community aspects of the business as well.

Design Inspiration – “I love nature and the built environment, and the animations of Hayou Miyazaki are always so inspiring in the way they create fantastic worlds where the two co-exist in harmony, where the architecture has a spirit connected to its surroundings, and often blend into one another.”

Elaine joined MLA in October 2022 after completing her formal education at the University of Strathclyde pursuing a master’s in advanced architectural design. In 2021 she graduated with a First Class BSc. (Hons) receiving nominations for the RIBA Dissertation Medal and awarded the departmental Dissertation Prize for her research in architecture, heritage and politics contextualised within India.

Elaine is currently developing her skills and interests whilst contributing towards projects as part of the team at MLA.

Elena is a highly skilled architect working in the life sciences sector with a solid foundation in residential architecture and conservation projects. Known for creating functional, future-proof spaces, Elena brings a unique perspective to complex life sciences projects, ensuring that each design meets the highest standards of technical performance, safety, and aesthetics.

Elena graduated in Madrid with a master’s degree in architecture and registered with the Architects Registration Board (ARB) in the UK. With over six years of professional experience working on a variety of architectural projects across the UK, she joined MLA in 2022. Elena brings a strong international perspective and expertise in innovative design, contributing to the firm’s diverse portfolio with a focus on sustainability, functionality, and client-focused solutions.

Design Inspiration – “Barcelona, Spain. I respond to the needs and habits of urban communities, blending aesthetics with functionality. By embracing the vibrancy of city life, I crafts buildings that transform public spaces, making them inclusive and dynamic parts of the community.”

Elisa joined MLA in 2024 bringing a wealth of experience from ten years of working on award winning commercial, retail, and mixed-use sector projects. Her expertise covers all RIBA Stages from concept design to construction. Since joining she has enjoyed the challenge of working on some exciting distillery and laboratory projects.

Originally from Italy, she completed her Architecture Master’s degree between Italy and Paris. After relocating to Scotland in January 2012 she achieved a Master of Science in Urban Design at the University of Strathclyde.

Design Inspiration – “I’m passionate about timeless modernist design and I love the architectures of the great masters of the past like Terragni, Alvar Aalto, Mies Van Der Rohe. Some of my favourite contemporary buildings include the Oslo Opera House and all David Chipperfield works”

Emilia joined the MLA team in January 2022 as an Office Administrator with three years of experience in the environmental services industry. She supported the company with administrative tasks for a year and was then transferred to the finance department within MLA. Since then, she has been supporting the Finance Director, Nicola Ross.

Emilia is currently studying with the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) to develop her skills and progress in the finance field to become a qualified accountant.

Emma re-joined MLA in 2023 to complete her Part II placement, following a successful Part I with the practice. During this time, she contributed to key projects including 30 Semple Street and the Macallan and Rosebank Distilleries. Her role has expanded to focus on delivering complex, high-profile projects, with experience in both private practice and public service collaboration.

She graduated with distinction from The University of Strathclyde with a master’s in advanced architectural design. Emma based her final design project on her strong interest in Scotland’s neolithic vernacular and the global aerospace industry. Combining these themes, she created a sustainable, Shetland- based spaceport – a gateway to the North Sea to attract business and revitalise the isles.

Design inspiration – “Rural blackhouses for their robust, simplistic design that perfectly balances function and durability with a strong sense of place.”

Emma joined MLA in August 2024 as part of the administration team. She has previously worked in administration for a student housing company. She studied Illustration and Communication Design at Duncan of Jordanstone in Dundee and is passionate about art and design.

Design inspiration – “I’m inspired by a lot of street photographers such as Vivian Maier who find interesting elements of daily life and otherwise ordinary scenes and capture moments they find interesting.”

With a background in interior design, large scale moves and project management. Evelyn brings a broad range of experience allowing her to consider and understand the challenges our client’s face from many different perspectives. Since joining MLA in 2021 she has worked on many projects such as workplace strategy and change management for M&G, workplace strategy for NTS and return to the office engagement for Brodies.

Evelyn studied Interior Design at Glasgow Caledonian University and graduated with a BSC Honors degree in 2008. Improving the quality of people’s experiences in the spaces we design through engagement, understanding and people focused design inspires Evelyn in every project.

Design Inspiration – The Maggie’s Centres – “The impact our spaces can have on us, our experiences and our overall health and wellbeing has always fascinated me. If we could design every building with the same amount of thoughtfulness and empathy for the user as the Maggie’s Centres that would be very powerful.”

Fei joined MLA in 2021 and has since completed a range of projects including Talisker Distillery, 200 Broomielaw, Buchanan Galleries, John Dewar Creative Hub and Bandeath maturation warehouse. She has also been the project runner for the Macallan Distillery refurbishment.

Fei gained her Part I qualification in Malaysia and worked for three years in Kuala Lumpur on residential, retail and master planning projects. She moved to Glasgow to further her studies and gained her diploma in architecture at the Mackintosh School of Architecture in 2012.

Design inspiration – “I believe that good design originates from observation, appreciation, and cultural influences. Having spent half of my life in the east and now in the west, where architectural styles and design philosophies differ significantly, I have developed a keen appreciation for the intricacies of design and its responsiveness to the surrounding environment.”

Fernando joined MLA in May 2021. His multi-national career experience led him to coordinate and manage detailed construction design for major office buildings in the West End – Haymarket area. His ability to translate intricate bespoke designs into tangible creations enhances client and team satisfaction. Recently, he has been actively engaging in a variety of projects at different stages enriching his experience.

He has a master’s in architecture from the University of Granada and has gained valuable local planning insights and expertise in vernacular and bespoke design during his time in Edinburgh. His photography and videography skills have been a great asset in helping capture MLA culture and philosophy for our digital communications.

Design Inspiration – “Stop thinking, start feeling. Creativity is a blend of intellect and emotion. James Stephens noted: ‘what the heart knows today, the head will understand tomorrow’

Fiona joined MLA in March 2019, with over 25 years of experience as an office manager in the architecture and design industry in Glasgow and London. Her responsibilities include facilities management, overseeing all administrative functions, CPD co-ordination and project support for the directors and team.

Garth joined MLA in 2014 and is responsible for the design and delivery of a diverse range of building and fit-out projects within the practice. This includes the award-winning Rosebank Distillery, 122 Waterloo Street and Haymarket Square. He was nominated for the RIAS Emerging Architect Award in 2017 and made Director in 2020.

With two masters’ degrees from The University of Edinburgh, Garth has strengths in architectural conservation, process integration, legal and compliance, BIM and contemporary sustainable design.

Design inspiration – “hmm, I love the design process behind Daniel Libeskind’s works (especially after he went easy on me at a Uni ‘crit’ once!) and also the organic structures of Santiago Calatrava. I also love a football analogy – recognising the synergy between the business side of architecture and the dynamics of sports teams.”

Gigi joined the team in 2022 and has since been involved in large projects including Baillie Gifford and Port Hamilton, contributing to design and delivery stages.

Gigi studied architecture at the University of Edinburgh and graduated with a Master of Architecture. She is currently working towards her Architecture Part III professional qualification.

Design Inspiration – “Carlo Scarpa; I’m inspired by his meticulous attention to detail, from the design of the spatial experience down to the intricacies of a door handle.”

Since joining as a director, and establishing MLA’s Glasgow office in 2015, Gillian has seen the team grow from 2 to 25. Leading the strategic consultancy team, she delivers projects for clients across the UK for all business sectors. Her approach in engaging with clients, defining requirements and understanding the buildings they occupy was influenced by experience working at DEGW.

Gillian has been the Chair of the British Council for Offices in Scotland for 5 years and has championed their drive for creating excellence in office space. A graduate in Interior Designer from the world renowned Glasgow School of Art, she is always curious, always learning and passionate about the power of design to transform our world.

Design inspiration – “everything and anything! From beautiful forms like the E Type Jaguar (S1) and Concorde, Mackintosh’s interiors, Vermeer to Alison Watt. Taking pleasure in looking, touching and experiencing new things.”

Gordon joined the team as an Associate in 2017 with over 10 years of experience in the industry and was promoted to Director in 2020. He has led key projects for MLA including the award-winning Brodies LLP fit-out, Scottish Bible Society and OVO Energy.

An interior designer and workplace consultant, he has a wealth of design expertise working on national and international projects. He graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 2005 and has gained experience across a broad range of sectors including workplace, healthcare and education.

Design Inspiration –

After gaining valuable experience in renowned Glasgow practices, Greg joined MLA in 2020. He has since worked on the design and delivery of jobs which include 300 Bath Street, Port Ellen Distillery and Visitor Centre, and a new air hangar for Bristow Search & Rescue.

Greg graduated from Edinburgh Napier University with a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Technology. His work often involves translating complex and innovative architectural concepts into workable construction plans and details. In addition to this, he provides technical support to other members of staff.

Design inspiration: I have a keen interest in rural and Scandinavian architecture, both of which focus on the use of natural materials and clean lines.’

An MLA Director since 2020, Hazel initially joined the team in 2012. She has led some of MLA’s most prolific architecture and interior projects. Examples include Cirrus Logic workplace fit-out, Franklin Templeton refurbishment and fit-out, and Glenkinchie Distillery from feasibility to completion. Highly experienced in briefing, tender submissions and managing projects on site, Hazel is a mentor to younger team members.

Hazel is a graduate of the Dundee University School of Architecture. She is an advocate for design which enhances human experience and improves the well-being of people. She’s also a passionate champion of sustainable design.

Design Inspiration – “Copenhagen – the design innovation, the architecture, the public spaces, the social constructs, the liveability! It really is a city which welcomes everyone.”

After developing experience in the commercial workspace and luxury residential design sector, Helen joined MLA in 2023. During her time at MLA, she has primarily worked on office design projects for clients such as Morton Fraser Macroberts and Addleshaw Goddard. Helen has design experience from concept to completion, specialising in creating unique space plans and design schemes tailored to each client’s needs.

Helen graduated from the University of Dundee in 2018 with a 1st class in B Des (Hons) Interior and Environmental Design.

Design inspiration – “The Western Isles of Scotland. I draw a lot of my design inspiration from my environment growing up on the Isle of Lewis, which was filled with nature.”

Hilário joined the team at MLA in August 2011. He has been collaborating on several types of projects, including data centres, offices buildings, Cat B fit-outs and distilleries, including Bailie Guifford and Rosebank distillery. His approach to design involves rational problem solving, questioning assumptions and celebrating essential function.

After graduating from Minho University, in Portugal, Hilário spent some years working as an architect in Switzerland and the Caribbean Netherlands, gaining experience in multicultural teams. He has great ability to visualize the big picture as well as the smallest details of a project.

Design inspiration – “I can find my inspiration from everything. Anything can be a breaking point for the creation of space. ‘Creativity is intelligence having fun.’ – Albert Einstein”

Jacqueline is a registered Architect and Principal Designer. After graduating from the Mackintosh School of Architecture, she spent time working in both the public and private sector before moving into Health and Safety and achieving the NEBOSH Construction Certificate. She became a certified member of the Association for Project Safety in 2013.

Jacqueline joined MLA in 2023 and has assisted clients on a wide variety of projects including prestigious new builds, commercial refurbishments, distillery developments, CAT A and CAT B Fit outs and Residential Developments.

Jacqueline collaborates with the project team to develop safety solutions in line with each project’s requirements and is inspired by how architecture and design can transform and improve the safety of the way people live and work.

Design Inspiration – M. C. Escher. “A brilliant draughtsman and creator of intriguing images which break down the boundaries between art and science, challenging you to look at the world and the space around you with fresh perspective.”

Jayne is a senior interior designer with over eight years of experience. She has been with MLA for six years, where she has been involved in numerous projects such as Brodies, Evelyn & Partners and Morton Fraser MacRoberts. Her strengths lie in space planning, attention to detail and creating cohesive, client-focused interiors.

She holds a BA in Interior Design and is passionate about blending timeless aesthetics with modern functionality. At work, Jayne thrives on collaboration, always seeking innovative design solutions that elevate every project.

Design inspiration – “It comes from contemporary interior trends, particularly bold textures and natural materials. They bring warmth and visual interest to any space.”

Jelena joined MLA Edinburgh team in June 2023. Since then, she has been involved in student residential projects, primarily delivering Former Tynecastle High School development from planning to construction and completion stages.

She obtained her master’s degree in advanced architectural design (RIBA) from The University of Strathclyde and completed her bachelor’s degree in architectural technology (CIAT) at The University of Derby. Prior to joining MLA, Jelena gained experience as an assistant as well as a project lead in The UK on variety of projects including later living schemes and hospitality, and in the U.A.E where she was working on a 5-star Hilton Family Resort project on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. With a strong technical background, passion for design and keen eye on detail, Jelena brings dedicated and creative addition to the team.

Design inspiration- “I admire the work of Mies Van Der Rohe and David Chipperfield. I’m inspired by clean forms, simplicity, purposeful and unique aesthetic and combinations of materials that create spaces and experiences exceptional to their users. My favourite building is Neues Museum in Berlin.”

Chairman and Head of Design for MLA, Jeremy has overall responsibility for the design of all projects within the practice. He has been responsible for the design and delivery of many award-winning schemes throughout Scotland and the UK including Rosebank Distillery, The National Robotarium and The City of Glasgow College.

Jeremy is a graduate of Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh and has been with MLA since 1994. His expertise covers master planning, community engagement, mixed-use urban regeneration and both commercial and residential projects. He is extremely well-known and respected in the industry.

Jonathan joined the team at MLA in early 2022, and has worked on several of our large projects in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Falkirk, including mixed use masterplans, distilleries, offices and student accommodation.

Jonathan is a graduate of the Dundee University School of Architecture. After graduating, he spent ten years working as a graphic designer, architect and landscape architect on projects across Europe, Africa, South East Asia and the middle east. He aims to reconcile his work in landscape design and architecture throughout his projects, with an emphasis on an ecologically sensitive approach.

Design inspiration – “We all strive to achieve sustainability through our work, but for me its equally rewarding to negotiate between the land and people in such a way that biophilia is allowed to be discovered and celebrated. “I don’t divide architecture, landscape and gardening; to me they are one.” – Luis Barragan.

Jonathan is an architectural assistant with 6 years of experience, specializing in high-end residential developments. A graduate of the University of Dundee, he has a passion for modelmaking and enjoy bringing concepts to life. In his spare time, he loves to climb and explore the outdoors.

Jordan joined the team in 2022 and has worked on a range of projects across commercial and residential sectors e.g. NatWest, TSB, John Dewar, and Transport Scotland. He enjoys the collaborative aspect of working at MLA. Having worked with both the architectural and interior design teams to deliver high quality design, he’s inspired by the blend of creative and technical challenges that the role provides.

Jordan graduated in 2020 from the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Built Environment in Aberdeen, and is now developing his skills towards the Part 3 qualification. Jordan is passionate about the industry and strives to make positive contributions to our built environment through thoughtful design.

Design Inspiration – “I am inspired by culture, travel, and human experiences – I care a lot about our planet and the people on it, after all it’s them that we design for!”

Content marketing specialist Kay joined MLA in 2024 after five years working in commercial furniture. She supports MLA with marketing campaigns, organisation of events, copywriting and social media.

Kay is a Business Studies graduate and post-graduate of the University of Stirling. Although a native of Scotland, she spent ten years in London and a further decade in the Middle East before returning permanently in 2015.

Design Inspiration – “I love the tactile, sculptural, understated luxury of Tom Dixon’s designs. But very much appreciate the pared-back style of all things ‘Scandi’ too.”

A qualified architect and designer with over 35 years of experience in the design industry, Kenny is particularly skilled in interior/workplace design and building refurbishment. His work over the last 20 years has focussed on assembling and developing an interiors team with an enviable body of work that has established MLA as a leader in workplace design.

Kenny first joined MLA as year out student in 1989. After completing his architectural studies at the Edinburgh College of Art and a ‘sabbatical’ in Sydney Australia in the mid-90s, he rejoined the firm in 1997 becoming a director in 2009.

Design Inspiration: Function and Experience

“I’m a firm believer in ‘Form follows Function’. Beauty and delight will follow but the spaces we design have got to have a purpose and they must function properly.

I am also intrigued by how we experience the world around us and how we react to the structures, surfaces, and spaces we create. Scale, colour, views, lighting, texture, smell, temperature, sound. The list is extensive and quite possibly endless since it varies on every project….but it all matters.”

Kevin is responsible for the detail design and delivery of projects within the practice. A Project Director since 2021, he has delivered numerous high-profile projects. He has worked on a broad range of sectors including residential, life sciences and workplace. Residential projects include Boroughmuir, Woodcroft and Varcity in Edinburgh, life science laboratories at the Bioquarter and a variety of CAT A/ CAT B office refurbishments in the UK. The most recent workspace project delivery is One Spinningfields in Manchester.

After graduating from the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture, Kevin gained international work experience before returning to Scotland to continue developing and expanding architectural knowledge.

Design inspiration – “overseas travel adventures. Travelling to far flung places and environments where on many occasions the journey has been as rewarding as the final destination. The Museum Tsunami Aceh in Sumatra is one such example. Not easy to get to but rewarded with an experience that affects senses and evokes emotions while moving through the building [changing light, amplified sound and a sensitive selection of material textures] leaving a long-lasting impression.”

Kieren is an Architectural Technologist and joined MLA in 206. He graduated with honours from Edinburgh Napier University in 2015. During his time with MLA he has assisted in a variety of projects, producing both presentation and technical drawings.

With 15 years of experience in Interior and Architectural design, Kim brings a comprehensive understanding of creating functional and aesthetically pleasing environments. She has worked on a diverse range of residential and commercial projects but specialises in commercial workplace, most recently Brodies LLP, BT and M&G plc.

Kim graduated with a master’s in architecture from the University of Dundee but works across architecture and interiors. She loves blending innovative design principles with practical solutions to enhance everyday living and working environments.

Design inspiration – “The diverse stories and experiences of people – celebrating the beauty of human experience and aiming to create environments that resonate deeply with those who inhabit them.”

After gaining valuable design experience in the hospitality sector, Lauren joined the MLA team in 2020. She has since worked on projects for NatWest, Transport Scotland and PBSA at Haymarket Yards as well as curating the interior design for Talisker Distillery and John Dewar Creative Hub. Lauren’s strength is in creating concept designs, ensuring each project is unique and reflective of the client’s brief and their brand.

Lauren studied at the University of Dundee, graduating in Interior and Environmental Design with a Bachelor of Design degree. As the way we work, collaborate and socialise evolves over time, Lauren is keen that the spaces we create reflects and supports the needs of the occupiers.

Design Inspiration – “Scandinavian Design. I appreciate the use and application of minimalistic materials that have a timeless look and feel – mixing natural materials such as wood with contemporary details. ‘Less is more’ approach.”

Lewis joined the MLA team in November 2018. Since joining the practice, Lewis has been able to focus on his design passions. He has assisted on 3D visualisations and design intent work. He has also produced 3D models from Sketchup and worked on interior design solutions – as well as producing proposal documents and graphics for projects.

Lewis graduated in Interior & Environmental Design at Dundee University in 2018.

Liam is an architectural assistant at MLA with two years of experience and contributes to a variety of commercial and workplace projects. He has been involved in concept development, detailed drawings, and works closely with senior project team members to deliver high-quality designs. His focus on spatial design and technical precision has made him an asset in the early stages of project planning.

He holds a Master of Architecture from Strathclyde University, with a special interest in sustainable and urban design. His passion for environmentally responsive architecture aligns with MLA’s design principles. He is always eager to explore new materials and techniques that push innovation in the field.

Design Inspiration – “Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, designed by Herzog and de Meuron. I admire how the building maintains a strong and resolute concept from start to finish, blending form, function, and cultural significance in a remarkable way.”

Luca is responsible for the delivery of number of projects within the practice, but his focus and talents lie in his creativity and his vast knowledge of architectural design. He is a passionate designer and has cultivated a unique position for himself where he can utilise his creative skills for the clients of MLA. He has been involved in the delivery of award-winning buildings developing strong organisational and management skills by working closely with clients through concept, detail, and construction stages.

Luca first joined MLA at the start of 2012 after graduating from University of Dundee with a master’s degree with distinction.

Lucy joined MLA in Summer 2022 as a Strategic Consultant with over 14 years’ experience across the industry from workplace to visitor experience design. In her previous role she was Head of Interior Design and a member of the BCO Scottish Committee. Lucy joined the growing MLA consultancy team to expand stakeholder engagement in driving user and experiential design throughout all aspects of projects.

She is a graduate of The Glasgow School of Art with Bachelor of Arts Honours degree in Interior Design.

Mariana is the Sustainable Design Lead and a Passivhaus Designer at MLA. Since joining the practice in 2014, Mariana has built up extensive experience across a wide range of project types. In recent years, she has been instrumental in establishing our in-house ‘Green Group’ and, since taking her current role in 2021, she has been championing MLA’s sustainable and regenerative design strategy. Her work with individual project teams is centred on the reduction of energy consumption, embodied carbon emissions and resource use, whilst positively contributing to the health and wellbeing of end-users, local communities, and broader ecosystems.

Mariana is a graduate of the School of Architecture and Urban Planning in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, having also studied at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Grenoble, France. In May 2022, Mariana became a certified Passivhaus designer. Driven by curiosity, she is constantly exploring design solutions that support all life while respecting our planet’s boundaries.

Design Inspiration – “Meaningfully addressing the climate and biodiversity crisis requires all of us to think, talk and work together in new ways. And what better inspiration is there than the breathtakingly beautiful ways of the natural world?”

With 15 years of experience in architecture at MLA, Mark has developed a robust portfolio that includes a diverse range of projects, with a particular focus on distillery design. His expertise extends from conceptual design to project completion, incorporating both creative vision and practical solutions to deliver exceptional architectural outcomes. Recent projects include Port Ellen Distillery, Hendrick’s Gin Palace and Glenkinchie.

His work seamlessly blends innovative design with industry-specific needs, ensuring that each project not only enhances operational workflows but also aligns with the brand’s identity. Committed to excellence, he approaches every project with a dedication to quality and sustainability, striving to create spaces that are both inspiring and enduring.

He graduated from the University of Strathclyde with a postgraduate diploma in advanced architectural design in 2009. After completing his professional studies, he qualified as an Architect in 2012.

After joining MLA in 2014, Merve has worked on project stages from strategic brief to construction. She has gained especially significant experience in masterplanning along with office and hotel developments. Merve has been responsible for the design and delivery of 2 Semple Street, a speculative office development in Edinburgh, and has led a £25 million hotel project in Newcastle from early design through to construction stages.

Merve graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 2014 with a Master of Science in Architectural and Urban Design. Prior to this, she obtained my Bachelor of Architecture Degree with Honours from Yeditepe University in Istanbul. Her differing education and experiences have provided her with a wide range of knowledge and skills in both architectural and urban design practices.

An MLA Project Director since 2022, Michael initially joined the team in 2018. He has delivered some of MLA’s unique new build and refurbished private residential, PBSA and small commercial projects. Examples include Former Boroughmuir High School and Former Royal Blind School, Village View (all Edinburgh), The Wireworks (Musselburgh), Tynecastle Student Residential Accommodation and Talisker Distillery Brand Home and Café. Michael is highly experienced in project delivery and managing projects on site.

Michael is a graduate of the Dundee University School of Architecture and has gained experience across Scotland and Australia. He is also passionate about sustainability and a Certified Passivhaus Designer.

Design Inspiration – “A wide variety from Architecture – Peter Zumthor; art – Salvador Dali; cities – Chicago; the historic and new; people and how they adapt to places and what life throws at them! ”

Nick first joined MLA in 1993. Between 1998 and 2003 he undertook an MBA and worked for a construction and IT consultancy in Glasgow where he provided consultancy expertise to several major property development companies in London. He returned to MLA in 2003 and is responsible for the design and delivery of a range of building projects within the practice. In addition, he is responsible for managing and developing the company IT systems.

Nicola joined MLA in November 2016 as Finance Manager, becoming a director in April 2021. As well as ensuring good financial control, she has developed the use of project accounting in our practice.

Nicola graduated from Durham University in 1991 and qualified as a chartered accountant (ICAEW) with Coopers & Lybrand (now PWC). After working for GE Capital, she set up her own financial consultancy company with one of her main clients being The Edinburgh Clinic and moderating for the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Scotland.

Nikhil is responsible for the detail design and delivery of a diverse range of building and interior projects within the practice. He joined MLA in 2006 and worked on a number of major office development and refurbishment projects. His role involves dealing with the design and delivery of both office and residential projects in central Scotland of varying scale and complexity. Nikhil has the additional responsibility of managing and developing new strategies for the effective working of BIM Management.

With professional experience in the Healthcare and Commercial sectors Nikolay has honed a diverse skill set alongside an interest in 3D modelling and visualisation. Since joining MLA in 2024, he has primarily focused on commercial refurbishments, ensuring that each project is executed with precision and creativity.

Nikolay graduated with honours in 2014 from the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture, earning a degree in Architectural Technology. He is dedicated to delivering high-quality, functional, and sustainable design solutions that meet the needs of both clients and end-users.

Design inspiration – “At the core of my design philosophy is a deep appreciation for vernacular architecture. I’m particularly inspired by how architectural forms and techniques evolve in response to the cultural, environmental, and historical contexts of their regions. This fascination with the synergy between architecture and culture drives my approach to design, as I seek to incorporate meaningful elements into modern architecture.”

Oleksii Tkachenko joined MLA in 2022, gaining experience through involvement in a wide range of projects at different stages. As an architectural assistant, Oleksii is keen to learn, particularly in the areas of detailing and visualisation. His time at MLA has been marked by a growing passion for architecture and a commitment to developing his skills.

Oleksii completed his master’s degree in architecture in Ukraine, and spent time working in a Ukrainian architectural company. During this time, he was involved in large-scale multifunctional residential projects.

Design inspiration – “Scandinavian architecture. Particularly its emphasis on simplicity and functionality. I admire the way this architectural style balances aesthetic appeal with practical design.”

Oliver joined MLA in 2022 and has worked on projects for The NatWest Group, including the new Spinningfields office in Manchester and alterations to the Goggarburn campus. He’s also worked on various student accommodation projects.

Oliver studied at Edinburgh Napier University, graduating with a master’s degree in 2021. He enjoys discovering and researching the buildings that he is working on through both reviewing plans and in person site visits.

Design Inspiration – “Edinburgh – the city that I call home is beautiful and welcoming. I hope that the buildings I work on can give people a similar feeling both inside and outside.”

With a broad range of design experience, Paula has led, retail, hospitality and workplace interior fit out projects from client brief to site delivery. Since joining MLA in 2021 she has worked on projects such as OVO Energy, BNP Paribas and Baillie Gifford. She loves being part of a collaborative team of designers delivering the best outcomes for clients.

Paula studied Interior and Environmental Design at the University of Dundee and graduated with a Bachelor of Design degree in 2013. Passionate about design she enjoys researching current trends and discovering new sustainable materials.

Design Inspiration – Vivienne Westwood “I’m inspired by her work and her attitude, a trend-setter of her time”

Rachel joined the team in 2017 and having gained valuable industry experience was promoted to Senior Interior Designer in 2023. In recent years Rachel has had key involvement on multiple large-scale fit-out projects across the investment/financial sector for clients such as Baillie Gifford and KPMG.

Rachel studied at the University of Dundee, graduating in Interior and Environmental Design with a First Class Honours. Excelling in creativity and innovation, she has an eye for detail and is passionate about joinery craftsmanship, materiality and conveying strong interior narrative.

Design Inspiration – “Nature is a boundless source of design inspiration, offering a rich tapestry of colours and textures that seamlessly blend together. By observing the way light interacts with these elements—creating shadows and highlights—designers can craft spaces that resonate with the serenity and vitality found in nature, fostering a deep connection between indoor and outdoor environments. Embracing these natural combinations not only enhances aesthetic appeal but also nurtures a sense of belonging and balance in any interior space. After all we are human by nature.”

Ragda joined MLA’s Interiors team in Edinburgh in January 2020. She has worked on a number of key workplace fit-out projects including the BCO award winning One Spinningfields for NatWest. She has also worked on projects for TSB and Evelyn and Partners. Her experience covers space-planning, client presentation, material finishes and product selection.

Ragda joined MLA’s Manchester office in August 2023 and was named one of Mix Interiors 30 under 30 for 2024. and has experience in

Prior to this, she studied Interior and Environmental Design at the University of Dundee, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, graduating in 2018.

Ray joined the practice in 1983 and has worked on a variety of new build and refurbishment projects over the years. Now as part of the MLA interiors team, Ray has been involved in many prestigious fit out and refurbishments projects for clients such as JP Morgan, Franklin Templeton, KPMG, Nat West Group, TSB, CBRE, Cirrus Logic, Microsoft, Adobe and many more.

Ray studied in Edinburgh and attended Telford College, obtaining a ONC in Building, before moving to Napier College to achieve a HNC in Architectural Technology. Providing technical support to his colleagues in all aspects of design, Ray has also taken on the role of mentor to some of the newer members of the firm, helping to develop their design, detailing and drafting skills.

Design Inspiration – Charles-Edouard Jeanneret (aka ‘Le Corbusier’) ‘one of the first architects to combine functional aspirations with expressionism and to make use of rough-cast concrete’

Robert is a Technical Associate and has extensive knowledge of modern and traditional building techniques. Over the years he has worked on a variety of prestigious new build and refurbishment projects, but currently concentrates on our data centre projects and providing technical support to other members of staff. In addition, Robert oversees our specification production.

Robert is a graduate of Napier College and mentors other less experienced staff to extend their knowledge of good, robust technical detailing and specification writing.

An MLA Project Director since 2021, Sandy initially joined the team in 2007. His professional experience covers a variety of project sizes and types including regeneration, educational, commercial and residential projects. Within these Sandy has been a key role in successful project bids and been responsible for the production of planning applications, tender and works packages and assisted with numerous feasibility studies and masterplans. He’s currently working on Haymarket Yards and Tynecastle PBSA and the refurbishment of Exchange Place One in Edinburgh.

Sandy studied Architecture at the Scott Sutherland School in Aberdeen and as a passionate designer enjoys researching new trends in Architecture.

Design inspiration – “Santiago Calatrava. The combination of structure, function and sculptural forms.”

Sarah joined the team in 2018 and became an Associate in 2020. By 2022, she was appointed BCO NextGen Chair for Scotland, reflecting her growing influence in the industry. She has worked across both the architectural and interior fit-out teams, playing key roles in significant projects such as the Tweedbank, Kildean and The Robotarium. As project architect for the Baillie Gifford fit-out at Haymarket, she has led the project through RIBA Stages 2-5, driving the design process from client engagement to construction.

Sarah holds both a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Edinburgh College of Art and a postgraduate diploma from Newcastle University. Her experience working on site with tier one contractors has refined her ability to deliver high-quality projects. She also champions MLA’s culture and fosters a positive workplace environment for clients and collaborators.

Design inspiration – “Art, architecture, and phenomenology. I value clear communication and align with John Pawson’s minimalist philosophy: ‘Minimalism is not defined by what is not there, but by the rightness of what is and the richness of what is experienced.’ “

One of MLA’s longest serving team members, Stephen has been involved in the design and construction of a number of headquarters office buildings. His particular experience is as a project leader handling complex information programmes. Examples include three major projects for Standard Life and a significant number of speculative office projects.

A graduate of Heriot-Watt University, Stephen joined the practice in 1982 and became Associate Director in 2006 and Project Director in 2020.

Stevie joined MLA in early 2023 to open and develop our Manchester office. Since graduating, she has worked in the UK, Isle of Man and Australia and has developed a diverse skillset from a range of sectors including commercial, workplace, higher education, research & development, life sciences and heritage. She has a planning and listed building background alongside new build CAT-A fitouts as well as refurbish/repurposing of existing buildings for an extensive list of clients. Her work at MLA includes two CAT-B fit-outs for Evelyn Partners, Refurbishment of a reception and co-working space for a well-known developer in Manchester City Centre and an Educational Skills Laboratory for MUFC.

Stevie is a graduate of Salford University and always saw herself managing a team later in life. She is a talented designer, and although she still enjoys getting stuck-in helping her team deliver projects, she’s very interested in business development and the overall strategic growth of the company. She has a clear understanding of the Manchester and Northwest markets which will help aid the success of the recently formed Manchester office.

Design Inspiration – “Travel and historic architecture – I am inspired by the Scandinavian countries; their product, interior design and architecture show simplicity and innovation. However, on the flip side I love the intricate craftsmanship of historic architecture and detailing and often like to blend the two styles together.”

Stuart is responsible for projects with a focus on creativity and design including Port Ellen, Glenkinchie, Clynelish and Talisker distilleries. He has also worked on office developments in the Borders and central Edinburgh, and various mixed-use masterplans. He has a holistic design approach and prides himself on maintaining excellent client relationships. His passion lies in understanding and successfully implementation project briefs regardless of size or type.

Stuart joined MLA as an Associate in 2017 after setting up and running a successful architectural studio in Glasgow and Edinburgh for 11 years. After graduating from the University of Strathclyde with a First-Class Honours degree and Master’s Degree with Distinction he worked on a wide range of projects on various scales for private, public and commercial clients in the UK and overseas.

Design Inspiration – “Generally Inspired by real things in real places, In Architecture – Carmody Groarke, Sergison Bates, AHMM John Pawson, Souto de Moura, Sverre Fehn, Shigerun Ban, the list goes on….,.”

Stuart joined MLA in1996 after working for practices in Glasgow and Sydney, Australia. He became a director in 2009 and splits the majority of his time between our Edinburgh and Glasgow offices.

He has had a major involvement in a number of our most prestigious developments across a variety of sectors including commercial office, distillery, education, residential, science and technology, data centre and industrial.

Some examples of these would be Edinburgh Quay, Lochrin Square, The City of Glasgow Colleges, Hendrick’s Gin, Talisker Visitor Centre and Rosebank Distillery.

Stuart is passionate about good quality design and delivery; he is vastly experienced in all stages of design and construction. The majority of his time is spent overseeing and managing teams and projects from RIBA Stage 3 through to completion.

He is passionate about contemporary architecture and from a sustainability perspective, loves to see how modern design can be integrated with existing buildings to provide a modern functional space whilst still maintaining a glimpse to the past.

Since joining MLA in 2021, Tara has navigated significant shifts in ways of working throughout the industry, enabling her to specialise in workplace strategy and refurbishments projects. She has played a pivotal role in several high-profile projects, including KPMG’s Workplace Strategy, the refurbishment of BT Group’s offices in Belfast and Glasgow, NatWest Group’s Hybrid Working Research Study, and the transformational change management for M&G Prudential’s move to Kildean. Tara is committed to making each project she undertakes transformative for both the people and organisations she collaborates with.

Tara holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from Columbus College of Art and Design, where she graduated in 2019. Her passion for design research led her to pursue a master’s degree in ‘Design for Change’ at The University of Edinburgh. She applies the innovative methodologies from her studies to help clients navigate and embrace workplace change.

Design Inspiration – Hilary Cottam’s Radical Help: “Her approach to creating change in people’s lives deeply influences how I understand, and address people’s needs within spaces.”

As CEO of MLA, Tim is responsible for the running and management of the business. He has significant experience in managing large project teams and developing a project brief through client engagement. His expertise of best practice in design and construction has been gained from overseeing a wide range of projects, from complex refurbishment to new build development.

A 1998 graduate of Heriot Watt University, Tim joined the practice in 1999 following a year out in New Zealand. An associate since 2006, Tim then became a director in 2009, taking on the CEO role in 2020.

Vincent joined the residential team in Summer 2023 and has since been mainly involved in the Tynecastle student residential accommodation scheme, providing technical design.

With a decade of experience in the industry Vincent graduated from the Scott Sutherland school of Architecture in 2014. His extensive experience has primarily been in the retail and commercial sectors with more recent projects in transport and defence. He’s currently working to achieve his CIAT Certifications allowing progression to full membership.

Design Inspiration – Appreciate the forms and technical detailing of Santiago Calatrava buildings, with the neo-futurist residential skyscraper ‘Turning Torso’ in Malmo being a particular favourite.

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