Uxue Ojanguren

Uxue joined the practice in 2020.  Since then, she has worked on projects across multiple scales with a focus on residential and community-focused developments.

Key projects include Penarth, Southwark’s landmark co-living scheme: a mixed-use development combining co-living units, 47 affordable homes, and light industrial space over a two-story commercial base. She also contributed to the Covid-19 memorial park at the National Memorial Arboretum, helping design two pavilions, a café, and a reflection space. The 'pavilion in a park' brief allowed her to craft delicate structures set against lush vegetation, offering a tranquil sanctuary where visitors can pause and remember.

Uxue believes thoughtfully designed environments transform lives, guiding her commitment to creating high-quality homes that enrich communities. She holds a BA from the University of Kent and an MArch from the University of Bath, where her final thesis designed a women’s shelter in Rio de Janeiro to explore architecture as a tool for empowerment.