Tamer is an engineer with an expansive view of the history of construction and the circular economy. He has considerable experience restoring, developing, and extending listed structures with exceptional historical importance.
His central interests lie in low-carbon, sustainable building practices, and he has been working closely with the Climate Action Group on principles and opportunities for historic steel reuse.
Projects in Tamer’s portfolio have included church, library, and high-end residential extensions and refurbishments, as well as the assessment and remediation of multi-storey mass timber and concrete-framed buildings in central London.
Outside of work, Tamer is a keen cyclist and interested in audio/visual design for art exhibitions and film.
