BA(Hons), MArchD, PG Cert, ARB

Catalina joined Peregrine Bryant Architects in 2019 after completing her BArch at the University of Westminster, including a semester at the University of Fine Arts (CAFA) in Beijing. She completed her MArch part-time through an apprenticeship at University of Bath, allowing her to continue the work within practice. She gained her PGCert in March 2026, gaining the title of Architect. She was promoted as a Trustee in 2026, contributing towards the practice strategy as an Employee-Owned Business.

Within the practice, Catalina’s experience covers a variety of projects including a new built extension for Stationer’s Hall (Grade I), and restoration works at Royal Hospital Chelsea Stable Block (Grade II*). She is a central component in the team, supporting the lead architect of each project and ensuring there is good communication between all consultants, which she considers key to a successful project. Catalina brings a passion for conservation and historical buildings, as well as a critical perspective on how the built environment can affect well-being and experience. She has brought debate about sustainability into the practice and is responsible for organising in house CPDs.