Adam Moore

Adam Moore is an architect at Orms with extensive experience in both public and private practice across the commercial, residential, and cultural sectors. Adam's notable projects include research and community engagement initiatives that received recognition at the Venice Biennale through the publication of "We Were Never Really Here," a participatory photography project exploring spatial memory in ethnic minorities. Additionally, Adam's written research earned a nomination for the RIBA President’s Medal and the Queen’s University Belfast Postgraduate Prize for outstanding written theory. Adam has previously worked as a Part 1 and Part 2 Architectural Assistant at various firms and served as a teaching assistant at Queen's University Belfast. Adam holds both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Architecture from Queen's University Belfast.