Heatherwick Studio
practice | working within multidisciplinary teams at Heatherwick Studio in London, I have contributed to Changi Terminal 5 (T5) in Singapore and Savarin in Prague, Czech Republic. these computationally intensive projects involve designing and resolving complex geometries through computational workflows, with extensive use of an artificial intelligence (AI) suite throughout the design process. the work shares the human-centred ambition expressed through Humanise.
my role on Changi Terminal 5 and Savarin centres on designing, testing and solving complex geometries through computational workflows. working with project teams, I develop and refine geometry while using an AI suite to support design exploration and iteration. the two projects bring this work to very different settings: Changi Terminal 5 reimagines airport infrastructure as a series of human-scale social spaces, while Savarin connects heritage buildings, gardens and new public spaces in the heart of Prague.
the practice brings architects, designers, makers, engineers and landscape architects together around human experience. from its workshops and studios, Heatherwick Studio develops buildings, public spaces, objects and infrastructure by questioning assumptions and testing ideas through making. its work connects material curiosity with practical problem-solving to create places that feel engaging, distinctive and meaningful in everyday life.
cover image: Changi Terminal 5 (T5), Singapore, by Heatherwick Studio with KPF. second image: Savarin, Prague, by Heatherwick Studio.
images courtesy of Heatherwick Studio. project and image credits belong to Heatherwick Studio, its clients, collaborators and stakeholders. selected published imagery is shown; unpublished project information remains confidential.