Issey Fraser

Architect

BArch(hons) DipArch ARB

 

Issey graduated from the The Glasgow School of Art in June 2018, and completed her Part III professional qualification in September 2021. Throughout her studies she maintained a keen interest in an integrated, sustainable approach to design leading her to pursue the first semester of her thesis year at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design in Norway. Her thesis project examined the relationship between water, landscape and the built environment and was awarded The Sheppard Robson Prize for Sustainability in Architecture. 

 

On graduating Issey spent three years at Waugh Thistleton Architects in London, focussing on the use of mass timber construction. Her work there included large-scale housing projects in Scandinavia alongside Central London's tallest mass timber office building (The Black and White Building). 

 

Issey moved to Helen Lucas Architects in October 2021 with a keen interest to investigate sustainable restorations of historic properties.

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Sunlight through the cupola of the main room at Ingleby Gallery Barony Street.

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Sunlight through the cupola of the main room at Ingleby Gallery Barony Street.