Martin Dourish
About Martin Dourish
Martin Dourish is a Creative Director with extensive experience in interior design and architecture, currently working at Project:ff&e Ltd since 2021. He previously held positions at Naomi Cleaver Limited and Claridge Architects Ltd, where he oversaw numerous projects in luxury residential, commercial, and hotel refurbishment sectors.
Current Role at Project ff&e Ltd
Martin Dourish serves as the Creative Director at Project:ff&e Ltd, a position he has held since 2021. In this role, he is responsible for leading creative initiatives and overseeing design projects. His focus includes enhancing the company's portfolio in various sectors, including luxury residential and commercial spaces.
Previous Experience at Naomi Cleaver Limited
Before joining Project:ff&e Ltd, Martin Dourish worked as an Associate Director at Naomi Cleaver Limited from 2018 to 2021. During his three years in this role, he contributed to significant projects, including the delivery of the 2020 Development of the Year, Angel Gardens. His experience at this firm solidified his expertise in project management and design.
Background in Interior Architecture
Martin Dourish has a solid background in interior architecture, having worked at Claridge Architects Ltd from 2007 to 2013 as an Interior Architect. He oversaw over 40 projects during his tenure, focusing on luxury residential, commercial, and hotel refurbishment sectors. He also headed the interior division and contributed to a mixed-use Eco housing scheme in South London.
Education in Interior Design
Martin Dourish studied at Leeds Metropolitan University, where he earned a BA(Hons) Degree in Interior Design from 2003 to 2006. This educational background provided him with foundational knowledge and skills that he has applied throughout his career in various architectural and design roles.
Notable Achievements in Architecture
Throughout his career, Martin Dourish has received recognition for his work in architecture and design. He won an AJ Retrofit award for the restoration and conversion of a grade 2 listed church while at Ollier Smurthwaite Architects. Additionally, he received a commendation for design research on new ecologies in social housing schemes during the Europan 8 competition while at Working Architecture Group.