After qualifying as an Architect in 2006 I formed Matson Henderson Architects with Andrew Henderson. We worked with many fantastic clients improving and re-purposing some special buildings. Work included new-build homes, extensions & alterations to existing buildings with Listed status in Conservation Areas and several small-scale residential developments for house builders.
We designed high-quality hotels and restaurants, office fit-outs for blue chip clients as well as designing various community led projects. Following 10 years of successful practice I became Project Architect for Muirhouse Town-Centre Regeneration at a commercial firm in Edinburgh. I enjoyed this role greatly but missed the day to day workings of small business (and the chat with my boys on the morning trip to school!).
I'm a creative and strategic thinker and like to explore and share ideas. Please get in touch if you'd like to discuss anything building / design / community related that I may be able to add value to.
We designed high-quality hotels and restaurants, office fit-outs for blue chip clients as well as designing various community led projects. Following 10 years of successful practice I became Project Architect for Muirhouse Town-Centre Regeneration at a commercial firm in Edinburgh. I enjoyed this role greatly but missed the day to day workings of small business (and the chat with my boys on the morning trip to school!).
I'm a creative and strategic thinker and like to explore and share ideas. Please get in touch if you'd like to discuss anything building / design / community related that I may be able to add value to.
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Public Realm designed to create a pedestrianized street in front of a Victorian tenement building with shops at ground level opening onto the new space.
An attractive, accessible and active street connecting to parkland with views to the city and Arthur's Seat.
Project Architect at Barton Willmore for this mixed-use urban regeneration project comprising 148 flats and 14 shops to replace the former shopping arcade and surrounding housing.
The development is at the heart of a wider regeneration project in North Edinburgh led by City of Edinburgh Council to deliver over 700 new homes for the community.
An attractive, accessible and active street connecting to parkland with views to the city and Arthur's Seat.
Project Architect at Barton Willmore for this mixed-use urban regeneration project comprising 148 flats and 14 shops to replace the former shopping arcade and surrounding housing.
The development is at the heart of a wider regeneration project in North Edinburgh led by City of Edinburgh Council to deliver over 700 new homes for the community.
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