BA(Hons) MArch ARB
Ming is passionate about making cities more equitable, for all ages. She studied at Edinburgh School of Architecture & Landscape Architecture and completed her Masters of Architecture at the Royal College of Art. She has led on public realm design, strategy and research as well as delivering community focused projects often in heritage settings that enhance health and wellbeing for all.
She led the team that won the Unlimited Doha Design Prize with their proposal “City of Play” looking at developing strategies for creating open-ended street furniture and layouts that could allow for play in the public realm, as well as how these might help create safer streets for both women and children. She has also been an education facilitator for institutions such as RIBA, RA, V&A and Barbican.
She is currently leading on a range of projects for Erect including the refurbishment of Quadrant House, offices in Caterham, the public realm improvements to Arras Square in Ipswich and a Best Play Study.