About
Zach is a graduate of the MLA Landscape Architecture programme at the Bartlett School of Architecture. His work is preoccupied with post-industrial landscapes: how we treat memory and tell stories about industrial pasts through landscape architecture.
His approach is strongly interdisciplinary, building on his background in human and physical geography. It combines rigorous site research with experimental design methods - from photogrammetry and archival research, to physical model making and speculative visualisation.
Landscape Architect, Turkington Martin
January 2026 - Present
Intern, Gillespies
June - September 2024
Responsible for developing Rhino models and Stage 1 design concepts for ROSHN Marafy, Jeddah, interfacing with complex models supplied by architects
Developed planting design concepts and details for the Hotel Savoy Grado refurbishment scheme
Prepared conceptual drawings, illustratives, and sections for DAS statements and planning consultations on a range of UK residential projects, principally Cricklewood and Knight’s Road
MLA Landscape Architecture
Bartlett School of Architecture (2023-2025)
Awarded MLA Landscape Design Prize for distinguished design work.
BA (Hons) Geography
St Hilda’s College, University of Oxford (2019-2022)
First Class degree classification
Awarded C.D.D. Gibbs Book Prize and college scholarship for outstanding academic performanceSoftware Experience
Graphic Design
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign
CAD
Rhino, AutoCAD
Visualisation
Adobe Photoshop, V-Ray, Blender
GIS and Data
ArcGIS Pro, QGIS, R