People

Alice Fung

Alice is a co-founder and Director of 00 with expertise across urban design, regeneration and employment spaces. Alice is a qualified architect with experience in delivering several workspaces including Impact Hubs and Health Foundry. Her role includes the strategic development of non-residential space across a number of schemes including business feasibility and operational design. Alice is a Mayor’s Design Advocate and member of the GLA Workspace Advisory Group.

ANDREA NOLAN

Andrea has been at 00 since 2017, working on a range of architectural and strategic projects. Most recently completing London’s new City Hall, Andrea also led the refurbishment of EG “Best Workspace” awarded Expressway, a 120,000sqft workspace. Andrea has also collaborated on a number of regeneration, engagement and strategic projects. Andrea received her professional diploma in 2019 at University of Westminster, having previously graduated in LSA’s first cohort.

David Saxby

David is a co-founder and Director of 00. He is a qualified architect with extensive experience in leading multidisciplinary design teams across a wide range of large-scale building projects, including neighbourhood masterplans, collaborative workspaces, and local regeneration, often alongside the public sector and with a specialism in highly sustainable design.

Diana Moon

Diana is 00’s studio manager. Her background is in product design and operations. With a focus on evaluating and maintaining internal systems and processes, Diana is committed to making the everyday more efficient and user-friendly.

EVELYN SOSA

Evelyn is 00’s financial manager, managing the accounting of all 00 projects.

FILIPPA HELLSTEN

Filippa joined the 00 team as a regeneration consultant in 2019 after completing her Architecture part 2 at Central Saint Martins. She has a range of experience working on feasibility studies and wider area strategies and has an interest in supporting spatial designs with viable business and governance models which are rooted in engagement and context.

HAMISH MCLACHLAN

Hamish is a New Zealand architect who has worked with 00 since 2019. Hamish has most recently led the design team on 71/72 Kingsway, a 120,000sqft new build workspace in Swansea, which is due on site this year.

JAKE

Jake has been a member of the 00 family since 2017 and is integral to daily operations within the office. With a focus on the health and well-being of team members, it is well known that he is a very good boy. Jake’s work has been featured on the Londog.

JAMES BRADY

James is a qualified architect who has worked with 00 since 2016. James specialises in the technical resolution of architectural details as well as managing contract relationships, most recently he has overseen Design District, LJ Works and is leading on Mission Kitchen.

JE AHN

Je is founder of Studio Weave and a director at 00. He is an RIBA Chartered Architect and a visiting critic at a number of universities in the UK and abroad. He is also a member of the Southwark Design, Design South East and Design Council CABE Review Panel.

Joe Ridealgh

Joe joined 00 in 2023 as an architectural designer in the Regeneration team. He graduated from Cambridge in 2022, where he completed a 2-year design research project on the emerging community-owned pubs of England. He has brought experience interviewing users and stakeholders to research and design projects at 00. Joe was a core organiser of EASA Commons, an impact-led residency and research project in Sheffield that saw 450 international designers deliver a series of workshops and built projects alongside community groups in Sheffield facing land injustice.

JOOST BEUNDERMAN

Joost is a director who has worked with 00 since late 2008, leading on a wide range of research and strategy projects. He was co-author of the ‘Compendium for the Civic Economy’ [2011] and of ‘The Empathic City’ [2012] and has led a wide range of collaborative regeneration strategy projects.

LYNTON PEPPER

Lynton is a director at 00, he is a qualified architect and designer with experience in designing and delivering award winning, low energy buildings and innovative enabling workspaces. He also designs bespoke furniture with the OpenDesk system to facilitate beneficial behaviours in these environments.

He is @lyntonpepper on Twitter

MARGOT BOWEN

Margot is a New Zealand architect who has worked with 00 since 2019. At 00, she has worked on a number of architectural projects and has led the practice’s BIM systems. Most recently, Margot is leading on the refurbishment of TfL’s Griffith House workspace.

PAULINE CAILLAREC

Pauline is an architectural assistant who has worked with 00 since 2023. She graduated in 2020 from ENSA Clermont-Ferrand (France) and studied in Germany as part of an exchange with the TU Dresden. Prior to joining 00, she gained experience in both concept and technical design working on a range of residential projects in London. Pauline’s particular interests focus on building new narratives and atmospheres out of the most ordinary sites and spaces

SARAH HOLLINGWORTH

Sarah is a director at 00, who has expertise in both architectural design and research, specialising in education, community and co-design projects. Sarah leads design and engagement on a number of regeneration and architecture projects.

TOM WRIGHT

Tom is a qualified architect who joined Architecture00 in early 2022. Tom brings experience of public and workspace projects with a particular focus on pragmatic, robust proposals which respond to the needs of a given site and programme. He is currently working on Camley Street regeneration and Plumstead Power Station. Prior to joining 00 he spent six years at Turner Works on projects of varying scale and typology, from concept design to delivery on site.

VLAd Bodogan

Vlad is a designer who joined the Regeneration Team in 2020, having previously worked alongside a broad range of people from artists to community groups, within both the public and private sectors. At 00 Vlad worked on a range of projects from non-residential space strategies to business cases, operational models and research-led propositional work such as the “Flexible Workspaces on our High Streets” pamphlet.