E. andy@hutarchitecture.com

HUT Founder & Principal Andrew has a particular interest in architectural education and practice. He teaches at Degree & Diploma level at the Bartlett School of Architecture UCL, and Westminster University, is a Part 3 Professional examiner, and awards judge. He is also a Director of Build the Way – a Community Interest Company supporting architecture traineeships with the aim of providing an alternative and accessible route into a career designing and making buildings, spaces, cities, and communities.

E. liam@hutarchitecture.com

Technical Director Liam has delivered a number of the practice’s larger projects and oversees the provision of technical support to all project teams from concept to completion. Other responsibilities include the development of in-house standards, the implementation of Building Regulations Principal Designer services, and the delivery of business wide seminars to ensure the team are kept up to date with relevant legislative changes and industry advancements. Liam is a member of the ATLG (Architectural Technical Leads Group).

E. todd@hutarchitecture.com

Associate Director Todd leads on many of the practice’s more complex projects. His interests lie in the re-purposing of neglected sites and buildings for contemporary living and working, with a particular appreciation for how architecture can transform areas and communities. He previously worked at Orsini Brewin where he was responsible for leading industrial regeneration projects. Todd devotes most of his spare time to cooking, including researching and creating dishes for his supper club.

E. marta@hutarchitecture.com

Associate Director Marta is passionate about working on giving new life to existing buildings with thoughtful interventions and careful detailing. She has a great deal of experience in workplace, education, private residential and hospitality projects. She leads on many of the practice’s retrofit projects, working through from early concept stages through to construction. Marta is also a WIA mentor, joining both the 2025 and 2026 cohort. Outside of work, Marta enjoys drawing, riso printing, and cycling through London.

E. george@hutarchitecture.com

Associate George has both led and completed a number of projects of varying scales for private residential clients, local authorities, private developers and public property development companies. He is a specialist in retrofitting, extending and reimagining existing buildings, with particular focus on transforming the way people inhabit the spaces they work. George is guest critic at the University of Westminster. Outside HUT George enjoys photography, tending to his small East London garden and spending weekends cycling in the Essex countryside.

E. alicia@hutarchitecture.com

Senior Architect Alicia specialises in designing interiors that respond thoughtfully to their host architecture, with a focus on heritage and existing buildings. She works confidently within constraints, reimagining original structures to deliver sustainable, characterful spaces. Alicia has collaborated with artisans, including plaster sculptors, glass engravers and specialist flooring designers, to realise bespoke outcomes. Her experience spans workplace, housing and high-end residential projects. Outside work, she enjoys cooking, pottery and long walks, and is a mentor with WIA.

E. rachaelc@hutarchitecture.com

Part 2 Architectural Assistant Rachael first worked at HUT in 2019 and after completing her MArch at Victoria University of Wellington (NZ) brings a wealth of knowledge on sustainable practice. Her work is driven by research on the wellbeing for people within public spaces. She currently steers the CPD program at HUT,  leads the HUT marketing team, and is on the WIA committee. In her spare time, Rachael enjoys pottery, photography and market hopping.

E. mikey@hutarchitecture.com

Architect Mikey joined HUT after finishing his MArch at University of Sheffield, where his research centred on Queer Spaces and Transcultural Placemaking. His thesis focused on implying inclusive and feminist theories on community-led projects that encouraged community sustainability and resilience. He enjoys travelling, cooking and eating different cuisines from around the world.