"I am dedicated to discovering innovative approaches that enable people to appreciate and relish the sustainable rejuvenation of historic buildings through artifical intelligence and retrofit, sustainably breathing new life into culturally significant structures.”

Fatemeh, a Part 1 architect, and brings to James Mackintosh Architects skills in artificial intelligence, providing the team with a new design tool for imaginatively exploring alterations to historic buildings.

Fatemeh completed her studies at Oxford Brookes University in 2023 and joined James Mackintosh Architects to specialise in conservation, thereby enriching her understanding and proficiency in traditional building techniques, materials, and detailing. Fatemeh's interest in conservation first sparked during her third year, when her design project provided invaluable insights into the importance of mindfulness when dealing with historical structures. This underscored the significance of designing with a keen awareness of the building's historical context and sustainability considerations

Fatemeh is leading on the practices sustainability objectives and has recently been awarded on the Retrofit Course for Traditional Buildings to achieving the Level 3 Award qualification required by PAS 2035.