Jessica Mailey

Architect Director London

T: +442078128352 ext=8352
E: jessica.mailey@bdp.com

Jessica is collaborative architect with a passion for designing sustainable and progressive environments. She has designed a variety of major buildings, spanning academic learning resources, student amenities, complex research laboratories, new build and refurbishment projects.

She has led interdisciplinary teams on the creative adaptation of existing structures in historic settings, including UNESCO world heritage sites. An NLA Education Panel Expert, she has extensive knowledge of higher education sector trends in learning and research.

Her experience of managing complex developments involving multiple stakeholders and environmental considerations is highly regarded in the industry. Her outputs consider flexible briefing needs, achieving net zero carbon, integrating future technologies, achieving business case funding, all within the parameters of policies, processes and project governance.

Jessica is skilled at the co-ordination of professional disciplines to achieve effective integration of design and successful project execution.

Projects

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The Maxwell Centre, University of Cambridge

The Maxwell Centre aims to expand the University of Cambridge’s world class Cavendish Laboratory and advance the scale of industrial engagement for the benefit of the British economy and society.

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University of Cambridge, Physics of Medicine

A building to enable a new research initiative which will push the boundaries of medical science by drawing physics deeply into the life sciences.

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Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology Faculty

Building bringing together researchers from different locations working in the fields of molecular and microbiology, materials and reaction engineering, sensor and biosensor and magnetic resonance research.

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John Innes Centre, Norwich Research Park

A visioning and feasibility study to break down barriers between the plant and microbial scientists and the horticulturists and entomologists working in the glasshouses, controlled environment rooms and insectary.

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Francis Holland School

Additional fit-for-purpose academic space within the constrained Sloane Square site.

Smythe Library, Tonbridge School

We have completed the redesign and restoration of the iconic Grade II listed Smythe Library at Tonbridge School in Kent.

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