Giselle leads the procurement and interiors side of the practice through our sister company, JHDS, bringing together leading luxury brands and extensive experience across an international portfolio of luxury resorts, private residences and villas.
Combining a discerning eye for design and detail with strong commercial insight, she plays a key role in both project delivery and business development. Her natural ability to connect with people has enabled her to build lasting client relationships, nurture valuable partnerships and identify new opportunities for the practice. Her passion for people, design and delivering outstanding results continues to contribute to the practice’s ongoing success and growth.
Julian leads the practice’s work across the Turks and Caicos Islands, having been with the practice since 2020 and living in the Turks and Caicos island for over 5+ years, Julian oversees projects from early design development through to construction while building relationships with clients and industry professionals. His experience spans private residences and resort developments, with a particular interest in contemporary architecture that responds to the Caribbean’s unique climate, landscape and way of life. He is currently leading work on significant hospitality projects, including Navah and Amanyara.
Sheka plays an active role in strengthening the practice’s presence across Antigua and the wider Eastern Caribbean, combining project work with relationship-building and pursuing new business development opportunities.
His interest in social and cultural history is also shaping a growing area of research within the practice, focused on preserving built heritage. Through this work, James Hamilton Architects is utilising new and emerging technologies to document, study, and better understand both historic and contemporary buildings across the Caribbean.
Rolandas contributes to the practice’s work across the Caribbean and the Americas, leading projects from design development through to delivery. His experience spans private residences and resort developments, with a focus on architecture that responds to the character of a place, from its landscape and climate to its local materials and vernacular traditions.
Alongside his project leadership, Rolandas supports the practice’s business development and international expansion, helping identify new opportunities and build relationships across emerging markets. He has a particular interest in the application of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies in architecture, exploring how new digital tools can enhance design development, visual communication and the delivery of projects.
