Ross is director and co-founder of Emil Eve Architects, starting the practice in 2009 alongside Emma. Ross is an ARB qualified Architect with extensive experience in creative regeneration and contemporary architecture. As a SPAB scholar, Ross spent 12 months traveling around the UK, learning about the use of traditional building materials and the repair and re-use of historic buildings.

Ross has extensive experience overseeing complex construction projects and has recently completed work on The Weston visitor centre at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Before this he worked on a number of projects with RIBA Gold Medal winner David Chipperfield including acting as one of the Project Architects on the refurbishment of The Royal Academy of Arts.

Ross is a member of the Hackney Society Planning Group and also teaches architecture at the University of Westminster.

Emma is director and co-founder of Emil Eve Architects, starting the practice in 2009 alongside Ross. With a background in architecture, interior, lighting and exhibition design Emma brings a diverse range of experience to the practice.

Emma qualified as an ARB qualified Architect in 2012 and has overseen an extensive range of projects from inception to completion. Prior to founding Emil Eve, Emma worked for studios in London and Paris including leading the Interior Design Team on the multi-award winning National Museum of Estonia with DGT Architects and the refurbishment of Barrington Court, a Grade II Listed National Trust property with Levitate Architects.

Emma combines practice with teaching and is a design tutor at the University of Westminster where she has gained recognition as a Fellow of the Higher Education Authority.

After graduating with a Distinction in his Masters from The London Metropolitan University, Michael has worked as an architectural assistant for multiple practices and developers across London; working on a range of project types and scales. He has a wealth of experience in leading all technical aspects of design production and detailing at Emil Eve Architects.  

Michael’s university work focused on bringing sustainable placemaking and viable new uses to inanimate areas of London. 

Koryn completed her architectural education at the Glasgow School of Art before moving to London in 2015. Her professional experience includes 9 years working at award-winning practices in East London: Chris Dyson Architects and Rees Architects. 

 She enjoys the hands-on nature of working directly with clients and contractors; and is passionate about developing the technical details that bring conceptual ideas to fruition. She is particularly interested in architecture that responds to its context; and sees every project as an opportunity to improve the spaces that impact our everyday lives. 

Daniel joined Emil Eve Architects in 2025, having previously worked at Dominic McKenzie Architects and WilkinsonEyre. He has experience of various project scales, with a particular focus on heritage buildings. His work has been featured in a range of architectural publications. 

Prior to completing his Part 3 at the University of Westminster, Daniel studied at the Royal College of Art, The University of Bath, and Aalto University, Helsinki. Daniel was named as one of the winners of the RIBAJ Rising Stars Award 2022, and the Drawing Matter Writing Prize in 2020. His MA work from the RCA was shortlisted for several awards and scholarships. 

Daniel is a Committee Member and Director of Architecture LGBT+, a not-for-profit CIC that supports LGBTQ+ members of the profession. In 2022 he established Architecture LGBT+ Life Drawing, a travelling monthly life drawing programme that has been hosted by numerous internationally recognised practices. 

Ellie completed her Bachelor of Architecture at Kingston School of Art, where she graduated with first class honours. Her third year thesis project looked to reimagine the campus typology at the University of Ibadan, tackling issues of cultural and personal identity within the context of a tropical modernist environment. The proposal included a series of verandas and shared spaces to encourage oral and shared stories, placed around courtyards where students and staff alike could collaborate and engage. The design included the adapted reuse of existing structures on the site, with interventions that aimed to improve a sense of identity within the school.

Prior to joining Emil Eve, Ellie worked at EllEll Architects, where she gained experience in a range of residential and community projects, and developed her skills in model making and representation.

Gideon studied his Bachelor of Architecture at The Welsh School Of Architecture (WSA). His BSc project looked at retrofitting an old office block in the centre of Merthyr Tydfil into a “Space of Conviviality”, with market spaces, community workshops, a political forum, community garden and a housing cooperative. His project won the WSA Concept Testing Award and was featured in Dezeen. 

Prior to studying Architecture, Gideon completed a BA International Development at UEA, where he graduated with First Class Honours. He enjoys using what he learnt in his studies to create Architecture that better cares for people and the planet.

Zoe is an architectural assistant who joined Emil Eve in 2025. She has prior experience with the design of upgrading the environmental efficiency of existing residences, as well as in-fill, back-land residential developments and Victorian townhouse renovations and extensions. Prior to this she worked on the design and build of timber cabins, and garden rooms, which fuelled her interest in bio-based materials as well as the integration of indoor/outdoor spaces.

 Zoe studied at the Glasgow School of Art and her thesis centred around informal adaptive re-use of existing landscape, for public performatives spaces. She has since tutored at the Manchester School of Architecture within the Flux atelier, which centres around an adaptive urban landscape, and attended various natural building courses including those held by SNaB. 

Jenny is a communications consultant with over ten year's experience working with architects, designers, cultural organisations and charities. Jenny works closely with Emil Eve, leading on all aspects of communication including how we conceive and present our design approach and project narratives.

Sarah is a qualified Conservation Architect (RIBA Conservation Register), Approved Quinquennial Inspector of Churches and a Fellow of the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce.

Sarah's work is founded in a belief that the history of buildings should inform their present and future. She has led numerous schemes for the repair, refurbishment, conversion and extension of historic buildings including the £6m scheme for the grade II listed Friars Mill site in Leicester, transforming fire-damaged vacant buildings into managed workspace. Other projects include the extension of grade II* listed houses, regeneration schemes within historic towns and the conversion of a grade II listed Brutalist college, situated within a scheduled ancient monument, into a museum.