Suzanne Duncombe
About Suzanne Duncombe
Suzanne Duncombe is a Landscape Architect at Arup in London, United Kingdom. She holds a Master's Degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Greenwich and a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from Oxford Brookes University.
Current Role at Arup
Suzanne Duncombe has been working at Arup as a Landscape Architect since 2016. Located in London, United Kingdom, her role involves designing and planning outdoor spaces and landscapes. Arup is known for its innovative approach to built environment projects, and Suzanne’s work focuses on integrating aesthetics and functionality in landscape architecture.
Previous Experience at East Architecture
Suzanne Duncombe previously worked at East architecture, landscape urban design ltd as a Part One Assistant from 2013 to 2016. During her three-year tenure in London, she contributed to various projects that emphasize the integration of architecture and landscape to enhance urban environments. Her role entailed assisting with design development and project management tasks.
Early Career Positions
In 2012, Suzanne Duncombe held junior roles that marked the beginning of her career in design and architecture. She worked as a Junior Interior Designer at WPL Interiors UK for three months, where she gained experience in interior design. Additionally, she interned at Lee Broom for one month, which provided her with insight into the design industry and helped shape her professional trajectory.
Master’s Degree in Landscape Architecture from University of Greenwich
Suzanne Duncombe earned her Master’s Degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Greenwich, attending from 2014 to 2016. This advanced program equipped her with the skills necessary to tackle complex landscape architecture projects and deepened her understanding of the field’s principles and practices.
Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Oxford Brookes University
Suzanne Duncombe completed her Bachelor's degree in Architecture at Oxford Brookes University. Attending from 2009 to 2012, she achieved a Bachelor of Arts (BA) and gained foundational knowledge in architectural design, theory, and practice. This education set the stage for her subsequent specialization in landscape architecture.