Susan was made director of Allford Hall Monaghan Morris in 2021 and now takes the lead in having a practice-wide view of project resources and recruitment requirements, while having formal responsibility for coordinating the workload of the practice’s model-making workshop. She has played a key role in many of the practice’s award-winning projects, including the Stirling Prize shortlisted Kentish Town Health Centre, Westminster Academy and the RIBA 2015 Stirling Prize winning Burntwood Academy.
Susan has strong experience in delivering projects across different sectors including education, residential, commercial, cultural and health. Refurbishment is a key area of focus in view of sustainable development and Susan has worked on major projects such as the Television Centre, which was the first purpose-built television studio in the UK and has been reinvented through a site-wide masterplan regeneration as a new, fully mixed-use development. Susan also led the multi award-winning New Scotland Yard project, which is a radical remodelling and extension of the Curtis Green Building – a 1930s building on the Thames Embankment.
Susan has been involved in key health care buildings for the practice including North London Hospice, which offers palliative care to patients with life-limiting illnesses, and The Alder Centre, which is part of the Alder Hey Hospital in Liverpool, providing bereavement counselling for families who have had a child pass away.
