Jack Swanson
Architect
Jack graduated with a masters degree from the Royal College of Art in 2018, having previously studied at the Mackintosh School of Architecture and the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio in Switzerland.
Prior to joining Henley Halebrown Jack worked for London-based practices Sergison Bates, Apparata and Adam Khan Architects, working on large scale social housing and masterplanning projects, often involving significant public engagement with existing residents.
At Henley Halebrown, Jack has worked on a number of student housing projects, and was project architect for 101 Bayham Street - an adaptive reuse of a 1930’s commercial building in Camden.
Alongside his work on the refurbishment of existing buildings Hackney’s King’s Crescent Estate, Jack has led the practice’s ongoing collaboration with Stephen Taylor Architects for De Beauvoir Estate.