Sidonie studied Architecture at the Technical University of Munich (Germany). After graduating, she worked in architectural practice in Munich, and was, until very recently, the KTP (Knowledge Transfer Partnership) Associate of a developmental project linking ArchiLab with Clive Chapman Architects (CCA) in Twickenham, London. This project helped develop the in-house expertise of CCA in environmental and sustainable design, and Sidonie continues to be employed to manage this area at CCA. The direct exchange of theory and practical experience, as well as the environmental design process, has offered new architectural perspectives for Sidonie and this project has formed the basis of a recently submitted Masters degree dissertation.

ArchiLab and Clive Chapman Architects continue to work together on a number of low energy sustainable projects and Sidonie is a key practice member of the ARG.

Paul carries out teaching and research primarily in construction technology and design within the School of Surveying & Planning, and has extensive experience in Building Control and Design Management, both on the contracting and client side of the industry.  He has interests in post-occupancy evaluation (POE), Town Planning and Design Management, in achieving low-energy buildings that combine buildability and the optimisation of relationships between project teams.  He puts into practice his academic qualifications in Surveying, Management and Architecture and is a corporate member of CIOB and ABE as well as being Chartered Environmentalist. He is also a visiting Lecturer at the Low Energy Architecture Research uNit (LEARN), London Metropolitan University.

Patrick studied Architecture at the Centre for Alternative Technology, Wales, where he researched the concept of negative carbon communities using waste, and resilient design systems for the construction process.  Since graduating, he has worked on a range of architectural projects from one-off residential new builds to a large PassivHaus Office Masterplan around a Grade 2 listed farmhouse in Wiltshire.  He is the KTP (Knowledge Transfer Partnership) Sustainable Design Associate with mspace Architects and Contractors, and is currently working on a number of exemplar domestic low/zero carbon projects. He is a trained Code for Sustainable Homes Assessor and is currently persuing PassivHaus qualifications as part of his role at mspace.

Adam is a graduate of Architecture from the University of Plymouth, and recently completed his Masters degree in Building Surveying at Kingston University. His research was largely centred around the historic environment, where he produced an undergraduate dissertation on the possibility of grade listing the celebrated Lloyd’s building in London and a research thesis during his postgraduate degree on the refurbishment of grade listed buildings for a residential purpose.  More recently, Adam has been working with both Kingston University and mspace as a KTP (Knowledge Transfer Partnership) Associate.  His role will be to help develop a new business model, aimed at embedding sustainable knowledge and expertise into Mspace’s design and construction process.  Adam is currently enrolled onto the APC, working towards becoming an Environmental Surveyor, using the KTP project as an opportunity to become RICS accredited within 2 years.