Gemma Hoult

Gemma’s joy for Landscape Architecture is driven by a keen interest in how landscape intersects with the dynamic socio-political spheres of migration, mobility and economic development. Gemma twins social value and climate resilience at the forefront of her design thinking, and champions diverse, multidisciplinary collaboration. She strives for socially authentic design with her expertise lying in exploring the delicate interplay between socioeconomics, public infrastructure and ecological resilience. She is adept at working across scales and timeframes, from Design Codes to Masterplans, Competitions to Construction Delivery. Gemma currently acts as a Research Associate for the Humanitarian Landscape Collective and Guest Critic at the Bartlett School of Architecture.