Ussumane Tchuda
Sofia Amodio
Marta Kociak
Kristine Diola
Philipp Nedomlel
Alfredo Chavez
Emma Pettit
Marco Mazzotta
Kitty Tsoi
Elisa Simonetti
Mark McKee
Scott Winchester
Andrea Piazza
Shaun Hamilton
Joseph Melvin
Dirce Medina
Adam Brown
Jacob Neal
Jethro Rebollar
Keti Carapuli
Teodor Cozma
Olivia Fricker
Kim Megson
Liz Betterton
Krina Christopoulou
Natasha Trumic
Matt Taylor
Simon Winters
Kitty Tsoi
Lisa Finlay
David Olomata
Tilly Symonds
Helen Siu
Sherry Xiao
Kevin Madigan-Reeve
Kacper Chmielewski
Juno Baumgarten
Gemma Pretorius
Andre Kong
Rachel Giles
Blue Tuohy
Sarah Quinn
Adam West
Matthew Magee
Radu Axinte
Mary Suen
Pin Liu
Miguel Dominguez
Miranda Tilley
Michele Manzella
Ashley Tso
Wang Fung Chan
Laurence Dudeney
Claudia Fruianu
Uwe Frohmader
David Herriotts
Kabir Purewal
Marcus Hawk
Luke Plumbley
Hannah Steenson
Miltos Tsakiris
Ollie Zhu
Matthew Robson
Ana Diez Lopez
Fabian Hubner
Francis McCloskey
Toni Herrero
Tamsin Green
Xirong Zheng
Marwah Osama
Leena Bhanderi
Adam West
Elias Tamer
Tom Thornton
Alice Dousova
Peng Wang
Athena Thrasyvoulou
Simone Tchonova
Francesca Valentino
Olga Dziewulska
Gemma Spencer
Michelle Li
Christine Yan
Kelvin Lam
Andrew Friedenberg
Nicole Teh
Ibuki Iwata
Aimee Garner
Yanni Ren
Khanyo Cishe
Ezgi Terzioglu
Skye Sun
Remi Phillips-Hood
Manuel Ramos
Jethro Rebollar
José Cadilhe
Kong Hoang
Diana Mykhaylychenko
Neil Hubbard
Sonila Kadillari
Pinelopi Papadimitraki
Calum Campbell
Consuelo Manna
Matteo Dragone
Neal Tanna
Catalina Hoyos Pareja
Shah Gul
Luke Squires
Kypros Kyprou
Sabeena Bagol
Hannah Parker
Michael Cheung
Elliot Jefferies
Cong Wang
Ruth Mellor
Chen He
Blaire Haslop
Joanna Penneycard
James Harris
Alex Rayner
Calvin Osei
Julian Saul
Stefano Grisoglio
Kyriakos Chatziparaskevas
Chris McAnneny
Flavio Monteiro
Miranda Musson
Kate Le Masurier
Joanna Sabak
Theophile Peju
Elliott Bishop
Sofia Papageorgiou
Ondřej Tichý
Meera Yadave
Francis Ng
Federica Filippone
Mei Xue
Emric Sawyer
Leo Cheung
Dima Alawneh
Raina Lin
Michael Lewis
Yexin Xiong
Isobel Bracegirdle
Thomas Heatherwick
Keeshia Briscoe
Fabrizio Tozzoli
Vito Sugianto
Craig Miller
Brandon Gassner
Ye Jin Lee
Charlotte McCarthy
Stephanie Ryan
Billy Schreiber
Bethany Rolston
James Ness
Kaijun Wang
Jonathan Curtis
Mei Xue
Carmen Hu
Zara Ashby
Adriana Cabello Plasencia
Ko-Cheng Liu
Hamze Machmouchi
Nabil Allaoui
Hilary Moir
Carol Lau
Harriet Ridout
Aleks Bursac
Peter Romvári
Moira Geddes
Silvia Vian
Joseph Thompson
Syafiq Jubri
Jakob Lund
Ana Torrecilla
Takashi Tsurumaki
Syafiq Jubri
Latifa Lee
Ray Torbellin
Irem Dokmeci
Eliot Postma
Matt Bell
Thomas Impiglia
Samuel Evans
Chi Chung
Leah Nichols
Hannah Francis
Stepan Martinovsky
Anjie Gu
Francesca Morroni
Freddie Lomas
Tabitha Walker
Lijing Zhou
Matthew Heitel
Lisa White
Amy Li
Ahad Almeida-Sheikh
Harriet Gargrave
Willow Tang
Angel Tenorio
Ashley Tso
Pola Gottesman
Ondrej Pokoj
Stuart Macalister
Olivia Fricker
Pablo Zamorano
Eric Lim
Carlos Parraga-Botero
May Tang
Ibuki Iwata
Darya Mortazavi
Stuart Wood
Marie Benages
Pallavi Kumar
Hendrick Lin
Fabio Porcu
Wiley Ng
Flavio Medeiros
Linus Cheng
Ian Ng
Mat Cash
Nicolas Ombres
Thomas Glover
Fergus Ryan
Luis Sacristan
Jessame Cronin
Bethany Rolston
Simone Berardelli
Louisa Schmolke
Joe Brennan
Almu Rodriguez
Feruzi Shabani
Jenine Noble
Jeff Powers
Ayumi Konishi
Erich Breuer
Ricardo Sosa Mejia
Matilda Williams
Ji Qi
Victoria Dong
Andy McConachie
Kate Revyakina
Phoebe Hodgkins
Raquel Diniz
Victoria Dong
Paul Brooke
Nick Ling
Chen Yue
Adrienne Lau
Charlotte Bovis
Silvia Rueda Cuellar
Alfonso Monedero
Lisa Finlay
Lisa Finlay joined Heatherwick Studio in 2011. As a Partner and Group Leader she is overseeing a series of projects including 1000 Trees, a 3 million sqft, mixed-use development next to Shanghai’s art district, the M50. The project is currently under construction and includes retail, workspace, a hotel, parkland and the conservation of four historic buildings which have been integrated into the development.
Coal Drops Yard, a new retail quarter and public space in Kings Cross, London was also under Lisa’s supervision. She worked closely with the developer, heritage bodies and stakeholders to introduce a curving roof to stitch the historic coal drops buildings together – creating a third storey of retail and unifying heart to the site. The project opened in October 2018.
Lisa founded 7N architecture practice in Edinburgh in 2009. Here she delivered two award winning projects in social housing and public realm, whilst leading large scale cultural-led regeneration projects for Scottish Enterprise, British Waterways and the Glasgow Canal Regeneration Partnership.
Group Leadership
In 2015 the studio created the role of Group Leader to support the growth in scale and number of its projects. Working with Thomas Heatherwick, Group Leaders are responsible for leading all aspects of a portfolio of projects from concept development through to delivery. They are also part of the studio’s senior management group, guiding business strategy, planning and process.
Neil Hubbard
Neil is a Partner and Group Leader who joined the studio in 2005 and has proven himself instrumental in delivering innovative designs on numerous high-profile projects.
He played a pivotal role in the 650,000sqm, £120 million transformation of Pacific Place, a prestigious retail centre in Hong Kong, deploying creative design solutions throughout the scheme. In 2010, Neil led the successful delivery of the new Routemaster bus. This iconic vehicle was transformed through the design of a cohesive collection of interior details and windows, offering a 360-degree view of the city. In 2012, Neil led the concept design of Pier55, a new public park and performance space in the Hudson River in New York City. He also led the design delivery of all of the studio’s international exhibitions.
Currently, Neil is looking after a six-hectare mixed-used development in the centre of Tokyo, Japan, and the design of a new cultural institution, amongst other projects.
Group Leadership
In 2015 the studio created the role of Group Leader to support the growth in scale and number of its projects. Working with Thomas Heatherwick, Group Leaders are responsible for leading all aspects of a portfolio of projects from concept development through to delivery. They are also part of the studio’s senior management group, guiding business strategy, planning and process.
Thomas Heatherwick
Founder and Design Director
Thomas Heatherwick is a British designer whose prolific and varied work over two decades is characterised by its ingenuity, inventiveness and originality. Defying the conventional classification of design disciplines, Thomas founded Heatherwick studio in 1994 to bring the practices of design, architecture and urban planning together in a single workspace.
Thomas leads the design of all Heatherwick Studio projects, working in collaboration with a team of 200 highly-skilled architects, designers, and makers. Thomas’ unusual approach applies artistic thinking to the needs of each project, resulting in some of the most acclaimed designs of our time. Based in London, Heatherwick studio is currently working in four continents on projects valued at over £2 billion.
Following the success of the UK Pavilion for the Shanghai World Expo in 2010, Heatherwick studio has gone on to win exciting design briefs including the Learning Hub at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University, the new Google campuses in London and California in collaboration with BIG, and a new terminal for Singapore’s Changi Airport in partnership with KPF. Thomas has been appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire, a Royal Academician and in 2004 became the youngest Royal Designer for Industry.
Eliot Postma
Eliot Postma joined Heatherwick Studio in 2010. As a Partner and Group Leader he is overseeing all aspects of the new Google campus in Mountain View, California, as well as the redesign of historic exhibition centre Olympia London in the UK.
Eliot has worked on a range of the studios projects including the Bund Finance centre in Shanghai and Bateau, a river boat in France. He was also Project Leader on the Bombay Sapphire Distillery at Laverstoke Mill in Hampshire. The project involved the restoration of 18th Century Grade II listed buildings, the addition of two custom glasshouses, significant master planning and landscape design. The distillery opened in 2014 and was awarded BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ for sustainability.
Eliot worked previously at Fosters + Partners where he was involved with projects including a masterplan for Sydney Harbour, residential complex in Hong Kong and Commercial tower scheme in Moscow.
Group Leadership
In 2015 the studio created the role of Group Leader to support the growth in scale and number of its projects. Working with Thomas Heatherwick, Group Leaders are responsible for leading all aspects of a portfolio of projects from concept development through to delivery. They are also part of the studio’s senior management group, guiding business strategy, planning and process.
Stuart Wood
A Partner and Group Leader, Stuart Wood joined Heatherwick Studio in 2002 making him the longest serving member of the design and leadership team. With a background in Industrial Design, Stuart has led the broadest range of projects and some of the most iconic for the studio. These include Vessel, the centrepiece for Hudson Yards, in Manhattan’s West Side, the award-winning UK Pavilion for the 2010 Shanghai World, Transport for London’s 1000 New Routemaster bus fleet and the design phases of Google’s two new 1 million+ sqft headquarters in California, now in construction.
He has lead projects of all scales and typologies from experimental furniture to strategic city planning. With a clear focus on innovation and technology’s impact on future city design, Stuart leads a diverse portfolio of projects around the world including the U.K., United States, Canada, Singapore and Europe. These include a new 1 million sqft new home for Google in King’s Cross, London in partnership with BIG.
Elsewhere his group is delivering a 110m ice-breaking exploration vessel, a masterplan study for adaptable cities and the competition-winning design of a new terminal at Singapore’s Changi Airport in collaboration with KPF.
Group Leadership
In 2015 the studio created the role of Group Leader to support the growth in scale and number of its projects. Working with Thomas Heatherwick, Group Leaders are responsible for leading all aspects of a portfolio of projects from concept development through to delivery. They are also part of the studio’s senior management group, guiding business strategy, planning and process.
Mat Cash
Since joining Heatherwick Studio in 2006, Mat has been responsible for some of the studio’s largest and most important projects. These include Zeitz MOCAA in Cape Town – an acclaimed re-invention of an historic grain silo into a major cultural institution, Little Island a new public park and performance space in the Hudson River; EDEN, a major new residential tower in Singapore; Pacific Place a 650,000sqm mixed use development in Hong Kong; a Maggie’s Cancer Care centre in Leeds; as well as a kinetic glasshouse for Woolbeding Gardens in West Sussex, UK.
Group Leadership
As a Group Leader, Mat currently overseas a wide portfolio of projects that span Europe, North America the Middle East, Africa and Asia. He is also one of two Executive Partners responsible for the strategic development of the studio, guiding its growth, development and Operations, working as part of a close-knit senior leadership team.