Natalie is an Architect and Director of Strategy at Buckley Gray Yeoman. She has breadth of experience with complex refurbishment and new build projects across workplace, community, and housing sectors, predominantly in London’s conservation areas.

Natalie has led a diverse range of projects in London. In 2016 she oversaw the major renovation of St Vincent's Centre in Victoria: a series of distinguished Victorian buildings which house UK’s largest homelessness charity, The Passage, as well as the residences of The Daughters of St Vincent de Paul. Other key projects include Yalding House on Great Portland Street for British Land, the transformation of a 1930s building which used to house BBC Radio’s Music Department into a comprehensive office refurbishment; 33 Cork Street and 3 Clifford Street in Mayfair for The Pollen Estate, two complex refurbishment on tight sites, improving the retail and office space whilst creating a critical centrepiece of the wider suite of Cork Street galleries; and Prescot Street and Wells St for Derwent London working through phased retrofit schemes on occupied sites. Natalie is currently working with Landsec on a prominent tower refurbishment in Victoria.

Natalie is an advocate for inclusivity and knowledge sharing within the built environment, demonstrated by leading Buckley Gray Yeoman’s employee engagement forums. She is currently a member of NLA’s Expert Panel on Culture, and previously served on their Wellbeing panel. Outside of her work at Buckley Gray Yeoman, Natalie dedicates time to philanthropic endeavours focused on giving young people the best start in life.

Natalie contributes to the AJ and AR’s W Programme campaign, promoting women and wider diversity in architecture, of which Buckley Gray Yeoman is a Partner.

NLA Expert Panellist for Culture, 2024
NLA Expert Panellist for Wellbeing Alumni 2021 and 2023
NLA Awards Expert Assessor for Wellbeing Prize”