Bianca is a qualified Architect, joining the practice in 2021 as an Architectural Assistant. She has been working on a range of residential mixed-tenure and mixed-use projects for a range of public and private sector clients.

Her key focus is designing environments that facilitate inclusive community cohesion, whilst maintaining an innovative and environmentally focussed approach. This ethos of hers was developed in her Part I thesis project, which won her the RIBA East Award. This was illustrated again through a comprehensive thesis design which comprised a mixed-use & social housing development at Pudding Mill Lane Stratford in her Part II Studies, in which she was awarded a distinction for her exploration of sustainable and inclusive communities placing play space at the centre. She is now the Founder of Arqdiary, a platform which outputs bitesize content for architectural stakeholders.

Prior to HTA Bianca has worked in a range of large and small practices, resulting in proficient experience in a range of housing, commercial and mixed-use schemes. Upon joining HTA, she has been applying her seven years of knowledge in BIM and other competitive software packages. She is integral to assisting the practice with outputting a range of packages in RIBA stages 1-5, including planning applications, feasibility packages, developed design packages and technical design reports for construction. Bianca’s background in Art and History has given her the skill of conveying a scheme using her graphical exploration through detailed illustrations demonstrated in Calverley Close.

Bianca has worked significantly on the following projects:

Calverley Close redevelopment, Beckenham.

Estate regeneration project providing 358 homes, community amenity and improved public realm and routes – seeking to respond well to the context it sits within. Bianca worked collaboratively to output design reports, illustrations, CGI’s and technical drawings for the ballot process and planning submission. Additionally, participating in tenant engagement events, resulting in residents voting in favour of the new development. 

Wood Wharf G1 and G5, Canary Wharf, London.

Proposal comprising of two mixed-use buildings known as development plots G1/G5. G1 comprises 163 serviced apartments and G5 comprises 164 serviced apartments. Additionally, both seeking to provide retail floorspace and ancillary facilities. Bianca assisted the project team during the detailed design stage, with input toward roof strategies & layouts, fire layouts, cycle/refuse provision and the off-site bathroom pod drawings. She also contributed her graphical expertise to assisting the interior design team who have won the bid to design the interiors for the scheme, with modelling and outputting CGI’s.

Pike Close Redevelopment, Bromley.

Estate regeneration project providing a mixed tenure development suitable for the existing resident’s needs and new residents to Pike Close. Bianca assisted the project team with diagrams, graphics, and planning drawings supplementary to the Planning application.