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Less embodied carbon when compared to new build
Saved by retaining existing building
Equivalent carbon production saved
Operational carbon savings
Saved by replacing current M&E systems (60 years reference period)
Target to achieve GLA ‘Aspirational’. Circle undertook detailed cost studies to establish the viability of the co-living proposal, and worked with the design team on material choice, massing and where elements of re-use and retention could maximise both cost and carbon efficiencies.
dillon@circledevelopment.co.uk
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I began my career after a placement year as an assistant Quantity Surveyor and completed my final year of university part-time through the Circle Apprentice Program. I have a depth of experience in pre- and post-contract activities, having worked on various projects in the commercial, residential, and education sectors. My expertise lies in managing costs and budgets from feasibility to tender and reporting on post-contract expenditure.
My role covers a range of pre and post contract management activities, overseeing Circle’s role as QS / EA and PM on a range of Residential, Commercial and Education projects. Specialising in providing clients with feedback on cost movements, which may be influenced by design changes, market feedback, and legislative amendments. I take full ownership of managing cost plans and contribute to the design ensuring that the client’s budget and buildability being maintained as a priority for clients.
I maintain close communication with clients, working closely with the design team to assist with decision-making, producing risk and opportunity trackers, movement trackers, and cost exercises. My role also involves tendering various projects, advising clients on the most suitable tender and procurement strategy based on the clients’ specific requirements.
Following my success in Circle’s APC Chartership Programme, I aim to support and guide upcoming employees in achieving their APC Chartership through one-on-one Q&A sessions, mock APC interviews, and reviewing their experiences to ensure they have a wide range of expertise heading into APC interviews.
Describe your experiences and growth?
I started with Circle through the Circle apprentice program following two years at university and a placement year. I graduated from university with a First-Class Honors degree and immediately joined the Circle APC Chartership Program. With close support and guidance from Circle, I successfully obtained my RICS accreditation a year and a half after graduating. Throughout my time at Circle, I played a key role in completing various projects, including a 245-unit BTR scheme in Abbey Place, the refurbishment of Westminster School Cricket Pavilion, and refurbishments of multiple offices around the UK, including Birmingham, Glasgow, and South West London. I’m now proud to have progressed to Associate Director.
At Circle, the opportunities for growth are endless, and I’m thrilled to be part of a culture that empowers people to reach their full potential.”
What is your favourite project?
My favourite project was Snow Hill, where I served as the lead QS from feasibility to a successful planning application in Q2 2023. The 48-storey BTR scheme in the centre of Birmingham brought complexities that I managed by working closely with a team of leading UK design consultants. I kept the client well-informed about the estimated project cost and advised the client on key value engineering opportunities. This landmark project expanded my expertise and experience in construction technology and buildability, involving the use of a bespoke unitised façade due to height restrictions.
My interests revolve around participating in and watching sports. I enjoy playing golf when the weather allows. I also took part in the Royal Parks half marathon, raising money for charity alongside several Circle employees. I am a fair-weather cyclist, having recently cycled in Mallorca and completed the London to Brighton ride with Circle colleagues. I love traveling abroad, with my favourite holiday consisting of a road trip around the Canadian Rockies, which included whale watching, kayaking, and hiking around the turquoise lakes of British Columbia.
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I originally started my career as an apprentice site Quantity Surveyor with Tier 1 main contractor Laing O’Rourke, all while pursuing a Quantity Surveying degree. During this time, I gained hands-on experience delivering large, complex projects in aerospace, residential, large-scale commercial regenerations, and healthcare.
I shifted my focus to client-side project delivery, specialising in tendering, procurement, and contract administration. I was at the forefront of the UK build-to-rent sector, overseeing the delivery of one of the first institutionally funded schemes in North Acton.
In 2018, I founded Circle with a clear mission: to simplify the project delivery offering available to clients. I aimed to remove multifaceted teams and instill a detail-focused mindset across all team members. My focus is on continuous improvement and staying ahead of industry advancements, such as the Building Safety Act, while also investing in Circle’s development and positioning in the Carbon Management sector. I proudly received fellowship from RICS in 2022.
As the Managing Director, my role includes overseeing all Circle functions, managing people, business planning, conducting project reviews, and engaging with the supply chain. I also enjoy actively managing projects at key stages, including initial feasibility and procurement, alongside the expert teams within Circle. I take an active role in Life Cycle Carbon Assessments and Life Cycle Costing studies, as I have a deep passion for this emerging sector. My goal is to empower clients with the knowledge they need to make the right decisions for the future.
I take an active role in Life Cycle Carbon Assessments and Life Cycle Costing studies, as I have a deep passion for this emerging sector. My goal is to empower clients with the knowledge they need to make the right decisions for the future.
What is your favourite project?
I don’t have a clear favourite project, but I have recently enjoyed the conversion and repurposing of the Beech Street project in the City of London. I presented Circle’s work to the planning officers, highlighting the analysis, benefits, and comparison of design options. The One Maidenhead BtR project is where I call home, and as a result, I have experienced firsthand the positive impact that this large-scale regeneration can have on town centres. The brickwork looks great from the station platform each morning!
At home, my main hobby is keeping up with two babies and a cockapoo! I have a keen interest in motorsports, having spent over ten years racing superbikes at club level around the UK circuits, starting in the junior 125cc classes and progressing to 600cc before transitioning to off-road trials riding. More recently, I’ve traded big engines and high speeds for the occasional half marathon and coastal walks with my family and fluffy dog.
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jordan.wells@circledevelopment.co.uk
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I began my career in construction with a Tier One main contractor, starting as a Trainee Quantity Surveyor. During this period, I also completed a part-time degree in Quantity Surveying at Birmingham City University. Upon graduating, I joined another contractor, where I was given the opportunity to manage my own project.
Before joining Circle, I progressed to the position of Quantity Surveyor and acted as the lead QS on projects. My responsibilities included procurement, contract administration, valuations, assessing and valuing change, forecasting and CVR reporting, creation and monitoring of cash flow forecasts, final account negotiations, and the assessment and compilation of claims.
I believe my background provides me with a strong advantage in fairly and reasonably assessing change and in administering the JCT Design and Build Contract.
As a Quantity Surveyor, my pre-contract role includes the preparation of feasibility studies and cost plans, tracking cost movements as the design develops, identifying risks and opportunities, and striving to ensure the client receives the best possible value for money while also achieving their project aspirations.
Post-contract, my responsibilities involve administering the JCT contract, valuing works, reporting to clients, offering advice on key decisions, and ensuring they have all the necessary information to make informed choices throughout the project.
I started at Circle in May 2025, and my experience so far has been extremely positive. The team are highly knowledgeable, insightful, and supportive. I have had the opportunity to expand and strengthen my expertise through involvement in large co-living and residential schemes. I am looking forward to continuing my professional development with the company as I take on greater responsibilities and contribute to increasingly complex and high-profile projects.
My favourite project to date has been Baltic Street. It has been particularly rewarding to work on a large-scale development in Edinburgh, Scotland. The scheme is a substantial mixed-use project that incorporates and retains listed features, contributing to the preservation of the area’s historical character. It is a complex undertaking, but one that will undoubtedly provide significant benefits to the local community. I am confident it will be a project that all stakeholders can take great pride in upon completion.
In my spare time, I enjoy both watching and participating in a range of sports, including football, padel, and golf. I have recently taken up boxing and train regularly at my local gym. I enjoy the focus, resilience, and discipline of the sport. Outside of training and competing, I have a passion for music and enjoy visiting record shops to add to my growing collection of vinyl records.
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I started my career as a professional rugby player, representing teams like Wasps, Harlequins, and finishing in Rouen, France. During my rugby career, I pursued higher education, earning a business management degree from Northumbria University and a Masters in Real Estate. My interest in the property industry grew during my playing days, and I undertook work experience roles with companies like JLL and Berkeley Homes during the off-season.
I specialise in various aspects of the property industry, including cost planning, tender/procurement management, employers agent roles, and valuations. My experience spans across residential, commercial, and education sectors. I also have a keen interest in Carbon Quantification and its potential impact on the construction industry.
My role involves a blend of Quantity Surveying, Employer’s Agent, and Project Management, both in the pre-contract and post-contract phases. In the pre-contract phase, I conduct feasibility studies, create pre-tender cost plans, collaborate with design consultants to ensure the project aligns with the client’s needs, assist with contract negotiations, and engage in problem-solving. In the post-contract phase, I handle monthly on-site valuations, cost reports, and cash flows. I issue change orders and provide an Employer’s Agent report to the client on a monthly basis. Ensuring practical completion of projects in accordance with the Employer’s Requirements is also a vital part of my role. Recently, I’ve expanded my knowledge in Life Cycle Carbon Assessments, which allows me to assist clients in planning and reducing carbon emissions from their developments.
I joined Circle in August 2022 as an assistant Quantity Surveyor and Project Manager and have played a key role in the Aberfeldy Village redevelopment, which will provide 1,582 new high-quality homes. I’ve also been involved in the Talgarth Road PBSA, the UK’s largest forward-funded purpose-built student accommodation. Since then, I’ve worked on numerous other projects, gaining exposure to all stages of the construction process and accelerating my development. I’m currently enrolled in the Circle APC Chartership Programme and aim to become MRICS by Autumn 2024.
I’ve worked on numerous other projects, gaining exposure to all stages of the construction process and accelerating my development. I’m currently enrolled in the Circle APC Chartership Programme and aim to become MRICS by Autumn 2024.
My favourite project is Water Lane, a build-to-rent development in Leeds with McLaren Living, consisting of 375 apartments. I’ve been involved since the early RIBA stages and have enjoyed collaborating with the design team to ensure a high-quality, efficient building is constructed. As the project enters the delivery stage, I’m excited to see the design come to life in an area I grew up in. Another favourite project of mine is Beech Street in the City of London, on the edge of the famous Barbican Estate. It’s set to become a Co-Living development, a new concept in the UK rental market that focuses on community living.
I have a passion for various sports, including Rugby, Cricket, Football, Golf, and Tennis. However, I’ve recently taken up padel tennis, which has become my new favourite. Finding a court in London can be a challenge, but it’s worth it. I love to travel and explore less-traveled areas across the globe, with my favourite destinations being Canada and the Philippines.
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rupert@circledevelopment.co.uk
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I began my career in Construction in November 2021 when I, during lockdown, took on the role of Site Carpenter/Site Foreman, working on several home renovations in the south of England. This experience ignited my passion for property development and a strong desire to work in the sector. Building on this, I combined my Accounting and Finance Bachelor’s Degree with my on-site experience, transitioning to a role as a Quantity Surveyor in both residential and commercial sectors. I also have a keen interest in Carbon Quantification and am working towards my BREEAM accreditation. I firmly believe that carbon optioneering is essential for a successful project and strive to make clients aware of more carbon-friendly construction methods.
I have a keen interest in Carbon Quantification and am working towards my BREEAM accreditation. I firmly believe that carbon optioneering is essential for a successful project and strive to make clients aware of more carbon-friendly construction methods.
As a Quantity Surveyor, my responsibilities span financial, contractual administration, and project coordination, ensuring that construction projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. I have a significant role in Life Cycle Carbon Assessments at Circle, overseeing the production of assessments throughout the company. This role is crucial in mitigating the environmental impact of building projects by considering carbon emissions at all stages, from material extraction to end-of-life. Additionally, I take pride in organising the annual Circle ski trip, managing budgets and delivering on expectations.
I joined Circle in May 2022 as an Assistant Quantity Surveyor and Project Manager. Over time, I have evolved into a more prominent Quantity Surveyor and Employers Agent role. I appreciate the flexibility offered by Circle, allowing me to explore and experience various roles within the company. I have gradually taken on more responsibilities in the two post-contract projects I am involved in and aim to continue my development with the company.
Mountbatten House holds a special place as my favourite project for various reasons. The uniqueness of the building itself, the challenge of renovating an existing frame while reducing its carbon footprint, and the rejuvenation of the fantastic garden terraces are all sources of excitement. I envy those who will have the opportunity to work there upon completion. Nonetheless, I hold great respect for my other projects as well.
I’m always eager to dive into various activities, whether it’s sports, dinners, festivals, or nights out. When I’m not dining out or cooking, you’ll find me cycling for outdoor fun or enjoying a few drinks with friends. I’m enthusiastic about using my holidays to explore new countries and cultures. However, there’s nothing wrong with a cozy night in with a takeaway curry to recharge.
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I began my career working on-site with a Tier 1 Main Contractor, gaining hands-on experience in national infrastructure projects across highways, rail, water, and power sectors. As part of my professional development, I completed a year-long design secondment with an independent consulting engineering firm, where I am now a Chartered Civil Engineer. Afterward, I joined a specialist engineering firm and delivered the enabling works for a flagship commercial redevelopment in prime central London. I’m excited to have joined the Circle Developments team as a Project Manager in Spring 2025.
As a Project Manager, my role is diverse and adapts to the unique needs of each client and the stage of the project lifecycle. I focus on ensuring projects are delivered efficiently and on time while fully understanding and aligning with the client’s requirements. Building and maintaining strong relationships with clients and key stakeholders is central to my approach. My typical responsibilities include developing detailed, logic-linked programmes, managing budgets, and leading design and consultant teams to successful project outcomes.
Since joining Circle, I’ve had the opportunity to get involved in a variety of projects and deepen my understanding of the Pre-Contract stage, which complements my technical background from working with contractors on-site. I’ve really enjoyed collaborating with diverse clients on different schemes, including the Westminster Schools Co-Educational expansion and several redevelopment projects converting former office blocks into Co-Living spaces.
I have particularly enjoyed working on two repurposing projects that involve converting existing office buildings into Co-Living residential units. I’m passionate about applying innovative building techniques to create more sustainable solutions for clients. One project, located on the edge of the Barbican Estate, has been especially rewarding as it gave me the chance to navigate the planning restrictions associated with working in a Conservation Area in central London. It was an insightful learning experience.
I’m a keen sportsperson, with a particular passion for running and cycling. In the summer of 2023, I cycled 3,000 km across Europe, following the Loire River on France’s west coast, then the Rhône, and finally from the source of the Danube all the way to Budapest. It was an incredible adventure that combined my love of endurance sports with exploring new places.
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dillon@circledevelopment.co.uk
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I began my career after a placement year as an assistant Quantity Surveyor and completed my final year of university part-time through the Circle Apprentice Program. I have a depth of experience in pre- and post-contract activities, having worked on various projects in the commercial, residential, and education sectors. My expertise lies in managing costs and budgets from feasibility to tender and reporting on post-contract expenditure.
My role covers a range of pre and post contract management activities, overseeing Circle’s role as QS / EA and PM on a range of Residential, Commercial and Education projects. Specialising in providing clients with feedback on cost movements, which may be influenced by design changes, market feedback, and legislative amendments. I take full ownership of managing cost plans and contribute to the design ensuring that the client’s budget and buildability being maintained as a priority for clients.
I maintain close communication with clients, working closely with the design team to assist with decision-making, producing risk and opportunity trackers, movement trackers, and cost exercises. My role also involves tendering various projects, advising clients on the most suitable tender and procurement strategy based on the clients’ specific requirements.
Following my success in Circle’s APC Chartership Programme, I aim to support and guide upcoming employees in achieving their APC Chartership through one-on-one Q&A sessions, mock APC interviews, and reviewing their experiences to ensure they have a wide range of expertise heading into APC interviews.
Describe your experiences and growth?
I started with Circle through the Circle apprentice program following two years at university and a placement year. I graduated from university with a First-Class Honors degree and immediately joined the Circle APC Chartership Program. With close support and guidance from Circle, I successfully obtained my RICS accreditation a year and a half after graduating. Throughout my time at Circle, I played a key role in completing various projects, including a 245-unit BTR scheme in Abbey Place, the refurbishment of Westminster School Cricket Pavilion, and refurbishments of multiple offices around the UK, including Birmingham, Glasgow, and South West London. I’m now proud to have progressed to Associate Director.
At Circle, the opportunities for growth are endless, and I’m thrilled to be part of a culture that empowers people to reach their full potential.”
What is your favourite project?
My favourite project was Snow Hill, where I served as the lead QS from feasibility to a successful planning application in Q2 2023. The 48-storey BTR scheme in the centre of Birmingham brought complexities that I managed by working closely with a team of leading UK design consultants. I kept the client well-informed about the estimated project cost and advised the client on key value engineering opportunities. This landmark project expanded my expertise and experience in construction technology and buildability, involving the use of a bespoke unitised façade due to height restrictions.
My interests revolve around participating in and watching sports. I enjoy playing golf when the weather allows. I also took part in the Royal Parks half marathon, raising money for charity alongside several Circle employees. I am a fair-weather cyclist, having recently cycled in Mallorca and completed the London to Brighton ride with Circle colleagues. I love traveling abroad, with my favourite holiday consisting of a road trip around the Canadian Rockies, which included whale watching, kayaking, and hiking around the turquoise lakes of British Columbia.
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I originally started my career as an apprentice site Quantity Surveyor with Tier 1 main contractor Laing O’Rourke, all while pursuing a Quantity Surveying degree. During this time, I gained hands-on experience delivering large, complex projects in aerospace, residential, large-scale commercial regenerations, and healthcare.
I shifted my focus to client-side project delivery, specialising in tendering, procurement, and contract administration. I was at the forefront of the UK build-to-rent sector, overseeing the delivery of one of the first institutionally funded schemes in North Acton.
In 2018, I founded Circle with a clear mission: to simplify the project delivery offering available to clients. I aimed to remove multifaceted teams and instill a detail-focused mindset across all team members. My focus is on continuous improvement and staying ahead of industry advancements, such as the Building Safety Act, while also investing in Circle’s development and positioning in the Carbon Management sector. I proudly received fellowship from RICS in 2022.
As the Managing Director, my role includes overseeing all Circle functions, managing people, business planning, conducting project reviews, and engaging with the supply chain. I also enjoy actively managing projects at key stages, including initial feasibility and procurement, alongside the expert teams within Circle. I take an active role in Life Cycle Carbon Assessments and Life Cycle Costing studies, as I have a deep passion for this emerging sector. My goal is to empower clients with the knowledge they need to make the right decisions for the future.
I take an active role in Life Cycle Carbon Assessments and Life Cycle Costing studies, as I have a deep passion for this emerging sector. My goal is to empower clients with the knowledge they need to make the right decisions for the future.
What is your favourite project?
I don’t have a clear favourite project, but I have recently enjoyed the conversion and repurposing of the Beech Street project in the City of London. I presented Circle’s work to the planning officers, highlighting the analysis, benefits, and comparison of design options. The One Maidenhead BtR project is where I call home, and as a result, I have experienced firsthand the positive impact that this large-scale regeneration can have on town centres. The brickwork looks great from the station platform each morning!
At home, my main hobby is keeping up with two babies and a cockapoo! I have a keen interest in motorsports, having spent over ten years racing superbikes at club level around the UK circuits, starting in the junior 125cc classes and progressing to 600cc before transitioning to off-road trials riding. More recently, I’ve traded big engines and high speeds for the occasional half marathon and coastal walks with my family and fluffy dog.
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jordan.wells@circledevelopment.co.uk
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I began my career in construction with a Tier One main contractor, starting as a Trainee Quantity Surveyor. During this period, I also completed a part-time degree in Quantity Surveying at Birmingham City University. Upon graduating, I joined another contractor, where I was given the opportunity to manage my own project.
Before joining Circle, I progressed to the position of Quantity Surveyor and acted as the lead QS on projects. My responsibilities included procurement, contract administration, valuations, assessing and valuing change, forecasting and CVR reporting, creation and monitoring of cash flow forecasts, final account negotiations, and the assessment and compilation of claims.
I believe my background provides me with a strong advantage in fairly and reasonably assessing change and in administering the JCT Design and Build Contract.
As a Quantity Surveyor, my pre-contract role includes the preparation of feasibility studies and cost plans, tracking cost movements as the design develops, identifying risks and opportunities, and striving to ensure the client receives the best possible value for money while also achieving their project aspirations.
Post-contract, my responsibilities involve administering the JCT contract, valuing works, reporting to clients, offering advice on key decisions, and ensuring they have all the necessary information to make informed choices throughout the project.
I started at Circle in May 2025, and my experience so far has been extremely positive. The team are highly knowledgeable, insightful, and supportive. I have had the opportunity to expand and strengthen my expertise through involvement in large co-living and residential schemes. I am looking forward to continuing my professional development with the company as I take on greater responsibilities and contribute to increasingly complex and high-profile projects.
My favourite project to date has been Baltic Street. It has been particularly rewarding to work on a large-scale development in Edinburgh, Scotland. The scheme is a substantial mixed-use project that incorporates and retains listed features, contributing to the preservation of the area’s historical character. It is a complex undertaking, but one that will undoubtedly provide significant benefits to the local community. I am confident it will be a project that all stakeholders can take great pride in upon completion.
In my spare time, I enjoy both watching and participating in a range of sports, including football, padel, and golf. I have recently taken up boxing and train regularly at my local gym. I enjoy the focus, resilience, and discipline of the sport. Outside of training and competing, I have a passion for music and enjoy visiting record shops to add to my growing collection of vinyl records.
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I started my career as a professional rugby player, representing teams like Wasps, Harlequins, and finishing in Rouen, France. During my rugby career, I pursued higher education, earning a business management degree from Northumbria University and a Masters in Real Estate. My interest in the property industry grew during my playing days, and I undertook work experience roles with companies like JLL and Berkeley Homes during the off-season.
I specialise in various aspects of the property industry, including cost planning, tender/procurement management, employers agent roles, and valuations. My experience spans across residential, commercial, and education sectors. I also have a keen interest in Carbon Quantification and its potential impact on the construction industry.
My role involves a blend of Quantity Surveying, Employer’s Agent, and Project Management, both in the pre-contract and post-contract phases. In the pre-contract phase, I conduct feasibility studies, create pre-tender cost plans, collaborate with design consultants to ensure the project aligns with the client’s needs, assist with contract negotiations, and engage in problem-solving. In the post-contract phase, I handle monthly on-site valuations, cost reports, and cash flows. I issue change orders and provide an Employer’s Agent report to the client on a monthly basis. Ensuring practical completion of projects in accordance with the Employer’s Requirements is also a vital part of my role. Recently, I’ve expanded my knowledge in Life Cycle Carbon Assessments, which allows me to assist clients in planning and reducing carbon emissions from their developments.
I joined Circle in August 2022 as an assistant Quantity Surveyor and Project Manager and have played a key role in the Aberfeldy Village redevelopment, which will provide 1,582 new high-quality homes. I’ve also been involved in the Talgarth Road PBSA, the UK’s largest forward-funded purpose-built student accommodation. Since then, I’ve worked on numerous other projects, gaining exposure to all stages of the construction process and accelerating my development. I’m currently enrolled in the Circle APC Chartership Programme and aim to become MRICS by Autumn 2024.
I’ve worked on numerous other projects, gaining exposure to all stages of the construction process and accelerating my development. I’m currently enrolled in the Circle APC Chartership Programme and aim to become MRICS by Autumn 2024.
My favourite project is Water Lane, a build-to-rent development in Leeds with McLaren Living, consisting of 375 apartments. I’ve been involved since the early RIBA stages and have enjoyed collaborating with the design team to ensure a high-quality, efficient building is constructed. As the project enters the delivery stage, I’m excited to see the design come to life in an area I grew up in. Another favourite project of mine is Beech Street in the City of London, on the edge of the famous Barbican Estate. It’s set to become a Co-Living development, a new concept in the UK rental market that focuses on community living.
I have a passion for various sports, including Rugby, Cricket, Football, Golf, and Tennis. However, I’ve recently taken up padel tennis, which has become my new favourite. Finding a court in London can be a challenge, but it’s worth it. I love to travel and explore less-traveled areas across the globe, with my favourite destinations being Canada and the Philippines.
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I began my career in Construction in November 2021 when I, during lockdown, took on the role of Site Carpenter/Site Foreman, working on several home renovations in the south of England. This experience ignited my passion for property development and a strong desire to work in the sector. Building on this, I combined my Accounting and Finance Bachelor’s Degree with my on-site experience, transitioning to a role as a Quantity Surveyor in both residential and commercial sectors. I also have a keen interest in Carbon Quantification and am working towards my BREEAM accreditation. I firmly believe that carbon optioneering is essential for a successful project and strive to make clients aware of more carbon-friendly construction methods.
I have a keen interest in Carbon Quantification and am working towards my BREEAM accreditation. I firmly believe that carbon optioneering is essential for a successful project and strive to make clients aware of more carbon-friendly construction methods.
As a Quantity Surveyor, my responsibilities span financial, contractual administration, and project coordination, ensuring that construction projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. I have a significant role in Life Cycle Carbon Assessments at Circle, overseeing the production of assessments throughout the company. This role is crucial in mitigating the environmental impact of building projects by considering carbon emissions at all stages, from material extraction to end-of-life. Additionally, I take pride in organising the annual Circle ski trip, managing budgets and delivering on expectations.
I joined Circle in May 2022 as an Assistant Quantity Surveyor and Project Manager. Over time, I have evolved into a more prominent Quantity Surveyor and Employers Agent role. I appreciate the flexibility offered by Circle, allowing me to explore and experience various roles within the company. I have gradually taken on more responsibilities in the two post-contract projects I am involved in and aim to continue my development with the company.
Mountbatten House holds a special place as my favourite project for various reasons. The uniqueness of the building itself, the challenge of renovating an existing frame while reducing its carbon footprint, and the rejuvenation of the fantastic garden terraces are all sources of excitement. I envy those who will have the opportunity to work there upon completion. Nonetheless, I hold great respect for my other projects as well.
I’m always eager to dive into various activities, whether it’s sports, dinners, festivals, or nights out. When I’m not dining out or cooking, you’ll find me cycling for outdoor fun or enjoying a few drinks with friends. I’m enthusiastic about using my holidays to explore new countries and cultures. However, there’s nothing wrong with a cozy night in with a takeaway curry to recharge.
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I began my career working on-site with a Tier 1 Main Contractor, gaining hands-on experience in national infrastructure projects across highways, rail, water, and power sectors. As part of my professional development, I completed a year-long design secondment with an independent consulting engineering firm, where I am now a Chartered Civil Engineer. Afterward, I joined a specialist engineering firm and delivered the enabling works for a flagship commercial redevelopment in prime central London. I’m excited to have joined the Circle Developments team as a Project Manager in Spring 2025.
As a Project Manager, my role is diverse and adapts to the unique needs of each client and the stage of the project lifecycle. I focus on ensuring projects are delivered efficiently and on time while fully understanding and aligning with the client’s requirements. Building and maintaining strong relationships with clients and key stakeholders is central to my approach. My typical responsibilities include developing detailed, logic-linked programmes, managing budgets, and leading design and consultant teams to successful project outcomes.
Since joining Circle, I’ve had the opportunity to get involved in a variety of projects and deepen my understanding of the Pre-Contract stage, which complements my technical background from working with contractors on-site. I’ve really enjoyed collaborating with diverse clients on different schemes, including the Westminster Schools Co-Educational expansion and several redevelopment projects converting former office blocks into Co-Living spaces.
I have particularly enjoyed working on two repurposing projects that involve converting existing office buildings into Co-Living residential units. I’m passionate about applying innovative building techniques to create more sustainable solutions for clients. One project, located on the edge of the Barbican Estate, has been especially rewarding as it gave me the chance to navigate the planning restrictions associated with working in a Conservation Area in central London. It was an insightful learning experience.
I’m a keen sportsperson, with a particular passion for running and cycling. In the summer of 2023, I cycled 3,000 km across Europe, following the Loire River on France’s west coast, then the Rhône, and finally from the source of the Danube all the way to Budapest. It was an incredible adventure that combined my love of endurance sports with exploring new places.
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