Sasha is a Director in the Strategic Land and Regeneration team, working across infrastructure, new settlements and economic and social impact assessment. She is a keen problem solver – knowing what and who to ask to effect change and getting the right people in the room. With a background in economics, she has both quantitative and qualitative analysis skills for pre and post hoc evaluation and advice.
She has worked on large, multi-phase, complex projects across England and NI, including Gilston Park Estate, Woodberry Down, Otterpool Park, 18 Blackfriars Road, South Quay Plaza, Anglo American Woodsmith; Dalradian Gold Limited, Kidbrooke Village, Royal Arsenal Riverside, Eastwick and Sweetwater and East Village.
She develops bespoke models and approaches to infrastructure planning, housing markets, social value and quality of life assessments. These provide a mechanism to plan interventions in the built environment from the perspective of prosperity, success, happiness, and health of individuals and communities.
Sasha is an industry leading expert on Community Infrastructure Levy with a comprehensive understanding of the regulations and their practical development implications.
Outside the office, she can be found battling urban debris from a kayak on Regent’s Canal, illustrating fantasy novels or eating beans in various African countries.