Sneha Nour

Sneha approaches design as a process of observation and translation, moving between sketching, research, community engagement, and data analysis to understand how people shape and experience spaces. She is particularly interested in how urban life can inform architectural practice, combining analytical thinking with a strong sensitivity to people and place.

She completed her Master's in Urban Design at The Bartlett, UCL, where she received recognition for computational design work exploring the relationship between movement, behaviour, and the city.

At Samson Space, she collaborates across all design stages, from early concepts through to developed design, shaping ideas that respond to both spatial and social contexts.

Outside the studio, Sneha enjoys travelling, learning traditional crafts, and documenting places through her sketches. She believes strong design ideas emerge from curiosity, observation, and engaging closely with everyday urban life.