Christine Moran  

Christine is an architect with over 10 years’ experience as a qualified architect delivering a variety of complex projects on historic and listed buildings across the public, cultural and education sectors. Originally from Ireland, she began her architectural education there before continuing her studies in Glasgow and completing her Part III qualification in London. She joined the London studio in 2022 and became an Associate and Team Lead within the London studio in 2024.

Her recent work includes the delivery of phase 1 of the reimagining of the Sainsbury Wing at the National Gallery. She led the project on site through a demanding programme, supporting its successful opening in May 2025 as part of the gallery’s bicentenary celebrations. She continues to lead the delivery of Phase 2, which is currently on site.

Christine has led multi-disciplinary teams and values close collaboration, clear communication, and effective team coordination, recognising that successful projects rely on the collective expertise of the wider design and delivery team. Her approach combines technical rigour with a practical, user focused understanding of how buildings are delivered and brought to life on site.

With a particular interest in 20th century concrete architecture, especially Brutalism, she has a passion for understanding how historic buildings were originally constructed and have evolved over time and use. She enjoys the challenge of finding solutions for adapting and upgrading them to meet the needs of today whilst respecting their heritage.