Natasha was born in New Zealand and completed a Master of Architecture (Professional) with First Class Honours at the University of Auckland. Her graduate thesis received a Gold Pin at the Designers Institute of New Zealand Best Design Awards and was runner-up in the postgraduate category of the Auckland Architecture Association Visionary Architecture Awards.

Natasha began her professional career at Olson Kundig in Seattle, USA, working across a range of architectural projects before working closely with Jim Olson on private residences for significant art collectors. The experience reinforced an understanding that architecture exists at every scale - from the relationship between a building and its landscape to the furniture, artwork and objects within it.

After five years in the United States, Natasha joined Heatherwick Studio in London, working as an interior architect on international projects including the Jeddah Central Museum, Changi Airport T5, Xi’an CCBD and UCB Windlesham, alongside a number of confidential projects. Her work focused on material, detail and crafted elements within buildings of a much larger scale.

In the UK, Natasha completed her RIBA Part 3 at the University of Cambridge and is registered with the Architects Registration Board (ARB). In 2025, she was endorsed from the Arts Council England for the UK Global Talent visa in recognition of her emerging leadership in architecture.

Her independent practice brings these experiences together, working across architecture and art and at scales ranging from buildings and interiors to furniture, objects and individual architectural details.