Hannah joined Orms in 2022 and brings valuable experience from both her undergraduate and master's degrees from the University of Edinburgh. Her project involvement includes the Lincolns Inn Fields CAT B Feasibility study for an existing Orms client, where she contributed to drawings, diagrams and client presentations. Hannah actively participates in office life as a member of the EOC, lead coordinator for Architecture in Schools, and contributes to both the sustainability team and visualization and graphics group.
What does ultrapractical mean to you? For me, being ultrapractical means combining rigorous design thinking with realistic implementation strategies. At Orms, I strive to develop solutions that respond to complex briefs while remaining sensitive to social, economic and environmental contexts. My approach involves collaborative working processes where listening and learning from colleagues and stakeholders creates architecture that is both meaningful and deliverable. I believe truly ultrapractical design emerges when we balance innovation with feasibility, creating spaces that genuinely enhance people's experiences.