Nannette extensive experience spans a range of typologies, including sports, civic, aviation, and cultural projects. Specialising in fair-faced concrete and detailing,  she has been involved in overall design team management, consultant coordination, production of tender and construction documents, and site supervision. 

Prior to joining ZHA, Nannette worked at Wirth+Wirth Architekten in Switzerland and Wilkinson Eyre Architects in London.

Nannette completed her Diploma in Engineering in Architecture with Distinction from the Leipzig University of Applied Sciences in Germany and her Master of Architecture with Commendation from the Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL). She has taught at both UCL and the Architectural Association (AA) as a Unit Master and has led workshops in London, Rio de Janeiro, and South Korea.

Nannette has also designed and curated exhibitions in London, Paris, and São Paulo, and co-authored several publications, including Scavengers & Other Creatures in Promised Lands (AA Publications, London), Ambiguous Spaces (Princeton Architectural Press, New York), and The Hanging Cemetery of Baghdad (Springer Wien New York).

Nannette’s work reflects her interest in crafts, materiality, and culture. Through mixed media representation and expressive drawing, she enjoys exploring architectural narratives that investigate scenarios for the future.