Jennifer Pirie
Associate
Jennifer studied architecture at the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen and The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. She worked internationally for Moshe Safdie Architects in the USA and China before relocting to London where she gained residential experience working at Maccreanor Lavington. She joined Henley Halebrown in 2019 and ws made an Associate in 2024. She has led a number of residential and commercial projects, the latter often dealing with adaptive reuse and transformation of existing buildings.
Jennifer is committed to diversifying the architectural profession. She leads Henley Halebrown’s EDI Working Group and is key to running the practice’s outreach, including the “Young People into Architecture” primary schools programme. Jennifer acts as a mentor with both the W Programme and the Stephen Lawerence charitable trust. She has been a guest critic at London Metropolitan University and Kingston University and was a juror for the AJ Awards in 2023 and 2024.