Elisabetta entered the architecture industry in 1998 as an architectural librarian and bid assistant, later transitioning into design after graduating in 2007.

With strong communication, organisational, and client-facing skills, she excels in design coordination, problem-solving, and creative thinking. Elisabetta’s career shift from broadcasting to architecture has enriched her multidisciplinary approach, bringing a unique blend of creativity and technical knowledge to her projects.

Simon began practising in the industry in 1996, bringing years of experience leading large-scale, complex residential developments for top UK developers.

He joined in 2019 and has since become an associate, specialising in project management, strategic concept development, and the detailed implementation of complex projects. His passion for aviation drives his work, making him a key contributor to the team.

Satinder leads multidisciplinary design teams across Education, Science + Research, Workplace, and Commercial sectors in the UK. He excels in stakeholder management, delivering new build, remodelling, and retrofit schemes with a strong focus on sustainability and client needs.

Since 2000, Satinder has combined his project delivery expertise with technical knowledge to ensure high-quality design and successful project outcomes, making him a key figure in driving sustainable and efficient project solutions.

Sean brings extensive experience in high-profile aviation projects to Pascall + Watson.

Since joining in 2001, he has demonstrated his skills in leading multidisciplinary teams through complex designs and developments, with a strong emphasis on problem-solving and communication. Sean is an enthusiastic team player who excels in delivering projects that meet both client and regulatory requirements.

Phillip specialises in sustainable design and has extensive experience across all stages of large-scale aviation and infrastructure projects.

As a qualified architect since 2012 and RIBA member, Phillip excels in managing multidisciplinary teams within fast-paced environments and has a proven track record of delivering complex projects efficiently. His deep understanding of the transition to a low-carbon future and commitment to innovation make him a key driver of progress in sustainable architecture.

Tom specialises in managing large architectural and multidisciplinary teams on complex aviation projects, with a focus on client relationships and design coordination.

Since starting in the industry in 2000, Tom has developed strong project management, design, and technical skills, particularly in airport terminal design. His extensive international experience, combined with a deep understanding of construction principles and industry regulations, makes him a key figure in delivering successful aviation projects.

Tony has extensive experience across transportation, commercial, education, and hospitality sectors.

Since 1994, Tony has presented skills in delivering complex projects within multi-faceted environments, promoting BIM technologies and collaborative working. Tony’s expertise in leading multidisciplinary teams has been demonstrated in the successful realisation of numerous high-profile infrastructure projects.

Jonathan specialises in leading BIM initiatives across the practice, focusing on workflows that support the delivery of large and complex projects.

He entered the industry in 2008 and has since developed expertise in leveraging data and automation to improve efficiency. Jonathan has worked on major projects such as Manchester Airport, AWE, Red Sea Airport, and Al Maktoum, bringing leadership and innovation to every venture.

Julian has accrued extensive experience across the transportation, commercial, hospitality, and cultural sectors since 1993.

He specialises in managing complex projects with multiple interfaces, leveraging his project management expertise to ensure high-quality design and delivery. Julian is actively involved in all design stages, promoting collaboration across client, design, and construction teams.