Hari Tank

Hari has successfully supported the development of mixed-use residential, commercial workplace and infrastructure projects. From large scale regeneration developments to detailed office refurbishments, he has gained good working knowledge of a breadth of sectors which has served his skills as a versatile designer.

Using his built experience, Hari takes pride in showcasing the transformative potential of challenging sites which often include an array of constraints, making him a valued contributor to project teams.  

Applying his design skills across comprehensive regeneration projects has enabled him to establish excellent familiarity with evolving trends and requirements across the practices’ expertise. Queen’s Square and Lee Green are two large scale mixed-use developments, which combine key commercial and community-based provisions alongside much needed housing in London. Both schemes were specifically designed to support and rejuvenate their respective localities. Meanwhile the design for Holborn Central, an office block above Holborn Station, was designed to both significantly extend the life of an existing building and provide a contemporary workplace equipped with amenities that suit modern work trends.

Hari completed his Undergraduate and Postgraduate studies at the University of Westminster, whilst for his Masters he formed the second cohort of the newly established London School of Architecture. During his time at the LSA, he gained great exposure to a vast mixture of London based practices which formed the ‘practice network’ upon which the school functions. Joining the practice in 2018 as an Architectural Assistant, he fully qualified as an Architect in 2021 whilst working at Rolfe Judd.