Biba Dow

Biba Dow (born 9 July 1969 in London) is a British architect and architectural assessor.

[4] Dow has led many projects including Grand Junction at St Mary Magdalene, Paddington, which involved an extension to a listed church and the introduction of more open access, a café, and performance space,[5] the redevelopment of Bevis Marks Synagogue, and restoration and redevelopment of the crypt at Christ Church, Spitalfields.

[6] She has also led a number of public regeneration and research projects for the GLA including Rubbish In, Resources Out, an award-winning strategic design report investigating urban waste treatment facilities in London.

[8] Dow lectures and writes on the work of her practice and on wider cultural ideas, and has been involved with teaching and examining throughout her career.

[11] A theme in much of her written work and lectures is the reconsideration of resources use in construction and the ethical professional responsibilities of architects in the face of climate change.