Deborah, a key member of Pascall + Watson since 2006, has extensive experience across aviation, education, rail, and culture.

She played a crucial role in delivering the international airport in Larnaka, Cyprus, and has a strong background in commercial and residential sectors from her time in Dublin. Known for her ability to navigate complex project requirements, Deborah excels in collaborative team environments, especially in the final stages of construction.

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.

Vania specialises in aviation projects, bringing a wealth of experience in large-scale master planning, residential, commercial, and cultural developments.

Since joining in 2021, she has focused on delivering complex aviation schemes and applying her expertise to create efficient and forward-thinking design solutions.

Samantha has extensive experience in the education sector, leading complex refurbishments, new builds, spatial reviews and masterplanning.

Since joining Pascall+Watson in 2013, she has excelled in driving value and innovation into projects, helping clients decarbonise their estates. Sam integrates wellness techniques into her projects, strongly focusing on student health and well-being, and creating environments conducive to learning and growth.

James has extensive experience in the transportation sector, as well as projects in hospitality, residential, leisure, and commercial sectors.

Since 2001, he has showcased his strategic thinking as an accomplished designer, with expertise in managing multi-disciplinary teams and complex project delivery. James excels in stakeholder support, design development, and project management, ensuring client satisfaction at every stage.

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.

Diego has worked across multiple sectors, including conservation, private residential, sports, rail, and custodial projects.

He entered the industry in 2007, bringing technical excellence and a thorough approach to understanding project requirements. Diego excels in delivering high-quality designs that exceed client expectations and address environmental considerations. With strong skills in stakeholder collaboration and resource management, he efficiently leads design programmes, making strategic decisions to solve complex challenges.

Christian specialises in sectors including aviation, education, healthcare, and residential, with a focus on delivering complex airport projects.

He began working as an architect in the UK industry in 2014 and has since contributed to both UK and international airport schemes. Christian’s technical expertise and coordination skills have been instrumental in managing complex design teams. Outside of architecture, he is passionate about music and art, actively engaging in painting and playing music.

Joining the industry in 2001, Harshada is an experienced designer with a diverse portfolio spanning various sectors and countries.

With a strong belief in delivering projects through a collaborative approach, Harshada specialises in operational design within aviation. Trained in both Architecture and Urban Planning, she has a deep appreciation for design quality and its impact on the surrounding environment, ensuring every project is sympathetic to its context.