Samuel has an MArch (ARB/RIBA Part 2) from UCL. As part of Unit 21, which places emphasis on students finding their own identity and agenda, Samuel was able to pursue his interests in computational design, focusing upon emerging digital design tools and their potential to democratise the design process and unlock agency to the user through their integration in the built environment. Prior to joining Mamou-Mani Architects he worked at several practices within the UK, on a wide range of programmes and scales from private homes to large mixed-use masterplans.