Gregory studied at Newcastle University, where he focused on the enhancement and adaptation of existing buildings. He won the Ed Bennett Memorial Prize for socially centred design for his graduate project, that proposed a series of interventions for a local civic theatre. Previously at Holder Mathias Architects he was involved with the design of large-scale new-build projects in the retail, residential, and mixed-use sectors.

At Morrow + Lorraine Gregory is applying his academic interests and professional experience on the development of several refurbishment and new-build projects. He made a valuable contribution to the reception fit-out design for the 7 Newgate Street project, has prepared tender information for a new-build residential project, and most recently, he has been assisting in the production of Stage 5 information for the Warwick Buildings project. Additionally, Gregory has been collaborating with our WELL Accredited Professional as part of his continued professional development.

Cara manages the day-to-day studio activities at Morrow + Lorraine and provides a point of contact for the whole team. She co-ordinates CPD seminars, keeping the architects up to date with professional practice and specialisms. In addition, Cara plays a critical role in disseminating practice sustainability plans, managing our online presence through website management and social media outreach, acting as the practices’ programme leader for ‘Build The Way’, also assisting the Directors, and working closely with external IT, HR and accounting support.

In her time at the practice, Cara has inspired a positive office culture which she believes is the efficacy behind a cohesive working environment.

Although originally embarking on a degree in Interior Architecture at Oxford Brookes University, Cara went on to graduate with a BA in History of Art. Her dissertation was ‘An exploration of the impact that British colonial rule in India and the establishment of The East India Company had on domestic architecture in Britain’ for which she received a 1st class mark. This background of art and architecture underpins her daily practice.

Lorenzo, a newly joined Architect at Morrow + Lorraine, achieved his professional qualification at the Architectural Association in 2022.

His professional career spans across all stages, with focus on mid to large-scale residential and commercial developments in Europe and Internationally. Through this, Lorenzo gained expertise in early-stage projects and urban regeneration which is he valuably exercising on the Ebury Gate team, currently working on Stage 1.

Outside of his practice, Lorenzo’s passions lie in photography and history, complementing his award-winning research on 20th-century Italian architectural movements, achieved during his time at University of Kent. His diverse skills and interests make him an asset to the Morrow + Lorraine ethos.