Constantine Lemos is an Athens raised and London born architect. He graduated from the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London with a RIBA High Pass with his thesis consequently exhibited at the Royal Institute of British Architects.

After completing his Bachelor Degree with First Class Honours at Oxford Brookes University, he worked for TERNA Construction Company based in Abu Dhabi on a hospital scheme. He then worked on international projects for Anouska Hempel in London. He later joined ACME London in 2017 where he worked on a hotel project in Chester specifically detailing its brick articulated façade and then the IQL Pavilion part of site masterplan for International Quarter London (IQL), the major commercial workplace component of the London 2012 Olympic Games Legacy plan.

He believes in an interdisciplinary approach to architecture. He views design not as a single process, but as a constant hybridisation and exchange of the arts and sciences that shape the spaces we occupy. This multifaceted approach has previously been developed through close collaboration with academic and art institutions such as the New Museum in New York and the UNHCR in Lesvos.

He has co-founded a creative platform between architecture and art. Alongside with the co-founder they curated and designed an exhibition in London in 2018 where they showcased the work of internationally renowned artists where their art is being sold at auction houses such as Sotheby’s, Christies and Bonham’s. He then worked as an architect for Do Ho Suh sculptor and installation artist in London in 2019 being involved in various projects of upcoming exhibitions nationally and internationally.

Constantine joined Archer Humphryes Architects in 2020 and has completed the refurbishment of the renowned Grade II-listed music venue and theatre Koko in Camden. The new multi-story development provides a high-profile private members club, hospitality venues and live music performance events.

Currently, Constantine works on Moco Art Museum at Marble Arch, London and a number of hospitality projects with restaurateur Alan Yaubased in the new Fontainebleau Casino in Las Vegas and Kuwait City in the Middle East.

Parallel to his architectural pursuits, Constantine has a passion for the sea and shipbuilding industry which he has been involved in from a very young age in Greece.

Fahmida has over ten years of experience of a wide variety of high–end luxury projects including hotels and residential new build, conversions, refurbishment and restoration work. After graduating from the University of Westminster in 2006,London, Fahmida worked on a number of complex mixed–use schemes in London and private high-end residential projects. Her distinct skill set and talent is in creating striking interiors which embrace the client’s ambitions and architecture that provides the specialist technical knowledge in the hospitality sector.

Since joining Archer Humphryes Architects, she has had a number of years working on cultural and hospitality projects working collaboratively with the partners at the design stage, alongside a number of different artists, curators, specialists and operators to develop successful schemes. Fahmida recently completed the renowned Koko venue in London, comprising of a sensitive refurbishment and extension to the grade II listed former theatre. The new development provides a high-quality private members club, hospitality and an enhanced music and performance venue.

Fahmida also worked on the refurbishment of a Grade II listed Hotel in Manchester comprising of 170serviced apartments, central bar & lobby, co-working lounge and office suites, the refurbishment of a historic grade II listed hotel in London and the interior fit of the public amenity areas of The Octagon development in Birmingham. Fahmida is currently leading the sensitive interior refurbishment of the historic Kamp Hotel in Finland. Fahmida’s experience in mixed–use schemes have assisted the planning and development of these schemes. By combining interior and architectural ability Fahmida is actively involved in the delivery of the construction on site.

Pierre has over two decades of experience in large infrastructure projects including high-end hotels, city quarters and sports architecture. Working on projects macro and micro in scale, Pierre can tackle large and complex engineering and design challenges. He enables technologically advanced design that is appropriate, economic and sensitive to environmental and human needs. He has a sophisticated approach to construction detailing, with a methodology that straddles bespoke contemporary detailing with state–of–the–art materials or products, alongside craftsmanship that exists in historic fabric.

With his comprehensive experience of international multidisciplinary teams, he is well placed to collaboratively design technically demanding projects and study the function of the buildings. Pierre has experience that innovate an appropriate, economic and sensitive solution to environmental and human needs. Pierre is currently working on the construction for a historic Listed Farm in Kent, which in an AONB has had major surveys to undertake ecologically, contamination and explosive ordnances. The project entails 5 historic buildings that are being stitched together with new buildings to create a modern living residential farmstead. He also had responsibility for the penthouse in Television Centre, formerly the BBC site at White City, where Archer Humphryes have created a luxury apartment. This project is the flagship residential apartment of the scheme for Stanhope PLC and the Mitsui Foundation in Japan, being the most elaborate and expensive. Furthermore, Pierre is currently working on the renowned Koko venue in London, comprising of a sensitive refurbishment and extension to the Grade II listed former theatre.

Pierre joined Archer Humphryes Architects in 2015, after returning from the UAE. He is a bilingual French architect registered with both the RIBA and l’Ordre des Architectes. Before joining Archer Humphryes, he worked on the Qatar Technology and Science Park(Tech4)project in Doha from concept to construction. This projects vision is to be an international hub for scientific and technology innovation, tech-based entrepreneurship and high-tech businesses, for the Qatar Foundation. Prior to that, he worked in France, Libya and he has more than 12 years of experience in the UK, working on stadiums, post production buildings and the masterplan for Pinewood Studios, offices and residential buildings in London.

Dwight has over a decade of experience within the architectural profession in the UK. He joined Archer Humphryes Architects in 2017 to work on high-end residential extensions and refurbishments in London. He brings insight and creativity to the development of strategic projects and demonstrates strong conceptual judgment when integrating buildings into sensitive settings, both urban and rural. Dwight studied architecture at the National University of Singapore and at the University of Liverpool. Since joining the practice, he has worked on various projects, including a luxurious residential project in Spencer Park. He is currently busy completing the conversion of Amsterdam’s historic Palace of Justice into a lavish 137 bedroom hotel for the Rosewood Hotel Group.

Before joining Archer Humphryes Architects, Dwight worked upon a variety of high-end residential projects focussing on the technical aspect and producing all documentation required for feasibility, planning, building regulations, BREEAM, NBS and site coordination. The early years of his experience saw him working in retail, education, hospitals and F&B sectors in the UK and Singapore.

Following completion of his Part I studies at the Mackintosh School of Architecture, Keuntac successfully finished his internship at Ministry of Design and managed to gain hands on experiences in exclusive high-end residential projects and bespoke interior design fit-out schemes based in Shanghai, Bali and Kuala Lumpur.

Following this he has worked in Bath, Seoul and Singapore eventually settling with Archer Humphryes in London where he has completed his Part II at the London Metropolitan University and Part III at the Architectural Association.

Keuntac is an energetic and enthusiastic employee who has played a key role in a number of prominent projects including the Brookland themed Peninsula Hotel rooftop restaurant bar, a brasserie in a former monastery in Milan, a luxury boutique hotel in Soho, a luxury private ski club in Gstaad, Koko a music venue and private members club in Camden London, the conversion of a Grade II Listed school building into a whisky distillery and visitor centre for Penderyn in Llandudno Wales and the conversion of Admiralty Arch into a Hilton Waldorf Astoria Hotel and private residences.

Keuntac recently has completed a third whisky distillery and visitor centre for Penderyn, converting the Grade I Listed Hafod Morfa Copperworks buildings in Swansea Wales. He is currently involved three different restaurant projects in Notting Hill area, and two of the venues are due this summer.

Sensy I. E. Mania has been working on the refurbishment of Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club and the Columbia Hotel in London since joining Archer Humphryes Architects. She graduated from the Architectural Association where she was accredited the MArch/AA Diploma ARB/RIBA (Commendation). In parallel with working at Archer Humphryes Architects, she teaches design studio in the Undergraduate Programme at the Architectural Association. Before joining the practice, she worked on art galleries, set design for exhibitions and events in the UK and other cultural projects such as the 'The Library is on Fire', an experimental library at LUMA Arles, France.

Zhan joined the team at Archer Humphryes as a Part II Architectural Assistant in 2023, and has been working with the team on hospitality projects in Dubai, Riyadh and Doha.

Having completed his BA at Jilin Jianzhu University in China, Zhan came to Edinburgh to continue his studies. He graduated from the University of Edinburgh where he was accredited the MArch/RIBA (Commendation).

Before joining the practice, he worked on cultural and commercial projects in China and residential projects in UK.

Yanjoined the team at Archer Humphryes as a Part 2 Architectural Assistant in 2023 and has been working with the team on various hospitality projects in London and Qatar

Yanis an architectural designer originally from Kuala Lumpur and has been based in London since acquiring her Masters in Architecture ARB/RIBA Part II (MArch) from the University of Greenwich. Upon graduating, she enjoys working on projects of various scales, from interior design to space planning and has brought to the practice a particular set of skills in 3-dimensional modelling and rendering.

Rohullah is an experienced Part 2 Architectural Assistant with over five years of hands-on experience in design and architecture. He has a BA from Kingston University London and graduated from London Metropolitan University with a professional Dip in Architecture. He has previously worked at Gort Scott and Jonathan Tuckey Design, gaining valuable experience across a diverse range of projects, from small private residential schemes to large-scale housing and commercial developments.

In January 2024, Rohullah joined Archer Humphryes Architects, where he is currently working on several hospitality projects at late RIBA stages. Alongside his architectural career, he co-founded Model Platform and established his first workshop in East London in 2019, working on and managing bespoke joinery projects throughout London.

Howard Jones carried out his architectural studies at De Montfort University, Leicester before spending a period of time working in Munich prior to focusing his architectural career in London. Howard has unique skills in the design and delivery of complex buildings specifically working with fragile listed buildings for conversion for public use.

Since joining the practice in 2010 Howard has acted as project director on Chiltern Firehouse and The Lalit Hotel, both Grade II listed structures as well as latterly delivering the Standard Hotel within the former Camden Town Hall and a number of multimillion pound restaurants and entertainment venues in Central London. All these projects have allowed Howard to apply and broaden his experience and scope in working within complex team structures with difficult buildings making him expert in this field. Howard’s expertise covers not only strategic planning, design and programming but also a profound knowledge of both modern and traditional building technology.

Marco is a Project Director with more than 20years of experience across a diverse portfolio of building typologies and large multi-disciplinary projects. A qualified architect, he joined Archer Humphryes Architects in 2014 following a year at Foster + Partners. He studied architecture in Turin at Politecnico di Torino and at TU Delft. In his early career he worked in practices in Italy and in Greece and taught architecture in Russia at the Moscow Architectural Institute. He obtained his MArch at Università degli Studi “Federico II” in Naples in 2010.

At Archer Humphryes Architects, Marco brings a strong, practical and pragmatic commercial approach, honed in the hospitality construction industry. He is responsible for an impressive number of projects and leads a dedicated team of highly experienced, motivated talented architects and hotel designers. He manages the procurement process and the design construction implementation. With challenging multi-phased, sensitive refurbishments with complex new construction, with recognized international clients, he successfully for Archer Humphryes Architects oversees a number of high profile projects including the 134-bedroom Rosewood Hotel in Amsterdam. He has been responsible with the partner in charge, for practical thinking and design flare for clients that include Starwood, Aman and Peninsula Hotels in the design studio. By overseeing the feasibility and tender group in the office, he is fluent in developing innovative ideas within budgetary and technical constraints. His working methods are driven by extensive research, experimentation and intellectual challenge.

Marco’s specific skills and experience in overseeing the refurbishment of listed building projects within the office for hotel and hospitality use will be dedicated to addressing the design development and pragmatic issues required by the Grade II Listed Saarinen building. Marco will work in close collaboration with the entire team. Marco will work alongside other key team members and consultees as well as addressing matters directly with the relevant authorities in the design development and delivery of the project.

Since joining Archer Humphryes in 2020, Joanna has worked on numerous historical hospitality projects including the transformation of the iconic Grade I listed Admiralty Arch building into a luxury hotel for the operator, Waldorf Astoria, and Yamabache for restaurateur, Alan Yau. She is currently working on the sympathetic renovation of Hotel Kämp in Helsinki, Finland as well a new build aparthotel scheme for Native as part of the Paradise masterplan in Birmingham.

Prior to joining the practice, Joanna worked as an architect on numerous high-end, bespoke projects across a variety of sectors including private residential, mixed use and commercial. She was responsible for leading the architectural design output, consultant co-ordination and overseeing projects through design, tender and construction phases.

An architect with a passion and flair for interiors, Joanna has an imaginative yet practical approach to design and strives to create elegant, luxurious spaces that are filled with character.

Joanna undertook her architectural studies at the University of Kent and University of Westminster where her final year work was nominated for the Portfolio of the Year award.

Samis a Senior Project Architect with 23years of onsite experience in London, across residential, commercial, hospitality, listed buildings and large master planning projects. A qualified architect, he joined Archer Humphryes Architects in 2021. Studying architecture in Birmingham, before relocating to London in 2001,he obtained his Architectural and Professional Practice qualifications in 2007

His extensive onsite London experience has included many notable and landmark buildings, including the sensitive refurbishment and extension of the Royal United Services Institute for Defense and Security Studies (RUSI) headquarters in Whitehall, a stones throw from Downing Street, a few large scale tower developments & master planning projects such as New Cross Gate, Guildford & multiple residential towers in the Battersea Power Station redevelopment zone.

Since arriving at Archer Humphryes Architects, Sam has brought a fresh practical, methodical and pragmatic commercial approach, focused on onsite and consultant coordination. Completed projects so far include; Here@ Outernet and The Lower Third night club venues and Washing Potato-the new Fontainebleau Casino in Las Vegas. His current developments are closer to home, MocoArt Museumat Marble Arch and Ronnie Scotts in Soho.

Sam’s specific set of skills, expanding experience in planning & large complex basement works and overseeing listed building refurbishment will be required to ensuring the required design is implemented while working in close collaboration with the Clients, Westminster Planning & the rest of the design and technical consultant team.

Adam joined Archer Humphryes Architects after completing his MA at Kingston University London and has played a key role on numerous projects within the practice over the last year. He has gained experience working on projects with historical significance and heritage listing, such as Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, Curzon Cinema Mayfair, The Columbia Hotel and a collection of listed buildings in York.

Before joining, his experience was curated from working on projects throughout west London on a variety of bespoke, high-end residential properties for private clients. Prior to this, his work in Manchester focussed predominantly within the commercial sector designing hotels and large-scale residential schemes. His combined previous experience with large scale commercial schemes and sensitive, small-scale projects gives him a broad range of understanding of all scheme sizes and stages of work.

Whilst studying his MA he tutored undergraduate students, helping guide them through the industries techniques and methodologies as well as the principals of architecture. As an addition to his professional work, he is currently completing his final year of study to qualify as an Architect.

Azim received his MArch Architecture ARB/RIBA Part II) in the University of Sheffield in 2019 and BSc.Arch Architecture (LAM/RIBA Part I) in UiTM Shah Alam in 2017 where he obtained numerous awards as a high achiever student including the prestigious Vice-Chancellor award and a nomination for The RIBA Bronze award.

Prior to joining Archer Humphryes Architects, he assumed several architectural roles and responsibilities in both Malaysia and the UK from large scale master planning spanning acres, mixed used high-rise developments, large commercial and office projects, to high-end private residences. He is interested in the technological aspect of architecture and at the same time exploring different aspects of arts and design. Throughout these multiple experiences, it has shaped him to become a versatile and wholesome designer in adapting other fields into architecture and vice-versa.

Since joining the office he has been involved in various global projects including The Guild Dubai, The Peninsula London and heritage listed Hotel Kamp in Helsinki. Azim is due to complete his Part 3 qualifications this year.

Maggie is an enthusiastic architect and designer who is drawn to meaningful and engaging spaces that not only enrich the human experience but are also contextual and well considered. Since joining Archer Humphryes this year, Maggie has been involved in the renovation of the historically noted Hotel Kamp, Finland. A high-end hotel renovation that demands a fun and meticulous design approach. As well as this, Maggie is a MArch architecture lecturer co-running her design unit at De Montfort University, Leicester. Her time spent between university and AHA is well managed and the crossover of roles is a benefit to all parties.

Prior to working at AHA, Maggie was nominated for a RIBA Presidents Silver Medal for her Master of Architecture thesis and was awarded the SOM Foundation Travelling Fellowship as part of this. Following on from this, she spent nearly half a decade working at SOM where she developed an architectural portfolio of various typologies, design stages and clientele.

Masoud joined the team at Archer Humphryes as an Architect Visualiser in 2023. He has worked on various projects with the team in London, Finland, and Portugal.

Having obtained his master’s degrees in architecture, Masoud began his professional journey in 2015 as a designer and architect. During this time, he developed a deep passion for visualization, which led him to pursue a Post-Master’s program in Digital Architecture at the Iuav University of Venice in 2017. Seeking further growth and exposure, he ventured to the Netherlands, where he joined MVRDV Architecs. In 2019, Masoud successfully completed his post-master’s program.

Before joining Archer Humphryes, Masoud worked with various architecture firms, contributing to high-end hospitality and residential projects across different stages of the design process. Additionally, he has demonstrated his versatility by completing numerous interior projects in Italy and engaging in a diverse range of ventures across various scales in Sweden, Russia, Spain, and China.

Bex carried out her Bachelor of Architectural Studies at Ara Institute of Canterbury in her hometown Christchurch, New Zealand, before moving to the UK and utilising her architectural background to assist in on-site secretarial and document control roles within the construction industry.

Bex initially joined the team as Design Coordinator for the Admiralty Arch project. Based on site, she managed the project’s multiple packages of information, drawings issues, client management, meeting coordination, visual content for the scheme and various ad hoc tasks. She has since become an essential part of Archer Humphryes as our Studio Manager. She is responsible for various elements of the studio’s day-to-day running, bringing with her an experienced understanding from both design and contractor sides with a composed demeanour to problem-solving and trouble-shooting. Her role encompasses financial management, HR, office management, bid coordination, marketing, project/design coordination and close assistance to the company directors; David and Julie.

Outside of her pursuits within architecture & construction, Bex is in the process of completing a Masters in Illustration, building on her knowledge and interests in research and the visual arts.