In conversation with Hannah Carson, Strategist at M Moser Associates and Tia Brooks, Project Designer at Peldon Rose

Hannah Carson, Strategist at M Moser Associates and Tia Brooks, Project Designer at Peldon Rose

Design Secrets That Pull You Into the Office: Mix 30 Under 30 Series

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The Mix 30 Under 30 miniseries continues on Space by Stansons as host Guy Stanley sits down with winners Hannah Carson, Strategist at M Moser Associates and Tia Brooks, Project Designer at Peldon Rose, for a riveting discussion on creating emotionally intelligent and supportive workplaces using innovative design practices.

What You’ll Learn

How to design for neurodiversity and individual needs by moving beyond one-size-fits-all open plan
Why emotional design matters more than functional design
The importance of spaces that look after their occupants as much as occupants invest in them
The business case for ongoing client partnerships post-delivery of projects
How to position authenticity as your competitive advantage by leaning into personality and individuality
Why in-office presence is non-negotiable for knowledge transfer and innovation
The importance of having in-person interactions in facilitating cross-generational mentorship
Why it’s necessary to foster belonging in an atomised, digital-first world

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Hannah Carson is a Strategist at M Moser Associates, recognised as part of Mix Magazine's 30 Under 30 in 2025. With a background in workplace strategy and design, Hannah transitioned from her role as a designer to lead client-facing strategy work, specialising in understanding organisational needs and crafting compelling briefs. Her expertise lies in building deeper workplace connections through data-driven insights and human-centred design, making her a key voice shaping how offices foster authentic community and collaboration in the next generation of workplace design.

Tia Brooks is an Interior Designer within the Landlord Team at Peldon Rose, also recognised as a Rising Star in 2025. With a unique journey that began through early exposure to workspace design, Tia brings fresh perspectives on neurodiversity-informed design, adaptable spaces, and challenging conventional office typologies. Her work focuses on creating emotionally resonant environments that celebrate individuality while fostering genuine human connection—a philosophy that's redefining how landlords and tenants approach space activation in London's design community.

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"People our age, especially in London, we're looking to meet people all the time, and it's a hard place to meet people. I think everyone is looking for connection, ultimately. So I'm thinking our generation will maybe put pressure on organisations to focus on culture more and design spaces that actually encourage deeper connection.”