Georgia joined Iceni in 2021 having previously worked as a Heritage Consultant at Lichfields for 3 years and as an Assistant Conservation Officer at the New Forest National Park Authority prior to that. She holds a BA(hons) in History of Art from the University of Warwick and an MA in Archaeology of Buildings from the University of York. Having cut her teeth as a heritage specialist, she then studied for second MA in Urban Design at Oxford Brookes University and is now the team’s resident ‘townscape’ enthusiast.

Whilst at Iceni, she has led the townscape inputs for a number of large-scale masterplans, tall buildings and town centre regeneration schemes across Central and Outer London, Sheffield, Reading, Milton Keynes and Guildford, among others, working closely with clients and LPAs to optimise sites and producing supporting Townscape and Visual Impact Assessments.

Georgia is also experienced in preparing Environmental Statement chapters for heritage and townscape topics, supporting large and complex sites from urban extensions to logistic hubs. Drawing on this expertise, she has gained experience in the Development Consent Order (DCO) process and is working on a number of Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs) in sectors such as Renewables (Solar) and Industrial / Logistics. he has also acted as heritage expert witness for a public inquiry in the east of England and is a full member of the IHBC.

She prides herself in providing positive but pragmatic advice on design and planning strategy, underpinned by the breadth of her experience and supporting all stages of the planning process from feasibility to discharging conditions.