After reading architecture at Cambridge, James worked for Sir Denys Lasdun and John Outram before starting his own practice in 1981. He has lectured at the Royal Academy and has taught at various schools of architecture as well as being an RIBA external examiner.
David studied at The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, he worked for Pierre d’Avione Architects, London and Candelepas Associates, Australia before returning to The Bartlett to complete a Masters in Architectural Practice. He joined James Gorst Architects in 2005 and is a visiting critic and lecturer at various London Universities.
Laura studied degree and diploma in architecture at University College Dublin. She has participated in numerous competitions and won the Student Category in the Galway Centre Pier Ideas Competition. Before coming to James Gorst Architects, Laura worked at Tham & Videgard Architects in Stockholm, and Seymour Harris Architects in London.
Steve gained his MArch with distinction from the University of Westminster, with his diploma work exhibited at the European Commission. Whilst at University, he formed a small design collective specialising in public work and small scale installation. Prior to working with James Gorst Architects, Steve specialised in the design of one-off, carbon neutral private houses.
Antje worked with James Gorst Architects in 2012-2015 before taking some time away from full-time practice to focus on her training and work as a furniture maker, returning in 2023. She previously worked for Skene Catling de la Pena and Lynch Architects designing bespoke residential projects and cultural spaces. Antje teaches an undergraduate design studio at London Metropolitan University.
Jerome joined James Gorst Architects in 2016 and is currently working on the extensive restoration and extension of a Grade 1 Listed Robert Adam townhouse. He previously worked in India for Studio Mumbai and for SBA on large-scale mixed-use development in Westminster. He has led hand-drawing workshops at CSM and the AA and attended The Bartlett School of Architecture.
Beth studied at the University of Edinburgh and Mackintosh School of Architecture, and joined James Gorst Architects in 2021. Beth has extensive conservation experience and is currently working on the restoration of two Grade I Listed Robert Adam townhouses.
Vasilis studied at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow and the Architectural Association in London. He joined us in 2021, and has professional experience working on residential, urban and educational projects as well as museum and exhibition design in the UK, Greece and Cyprus.
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James Gorst’s work has helped to heal one of the most unnecessary and painful wounds in contemporary British architecture: between the traditionalists and the modernists. Like Louis Kahn in the United States or Peter Zumthor in Switzerland, Gorst reminds us that modernism can be beautifully reconciled with the underlying principles of classicism and that modern materials and idioms can carry all the elegance, dignity and grandeur associated with historical masterpieces.
Alain de Botton
