Architecture
Jane Green graduated in architecture from Sheffield University and worked for BDP Manchester before travelling in North America, Mexico, and Japan. She worked in Toronto, Canada.  On returning to England she worked for ACP. and then Brewer Smith and Brewer. Subsequently she taught at Bath University for two years.

On joining Gerald Murphy, Burles, Newton and Partners she worked up through the ranks to partnership level, before setting up her own architectural practice: Lind Associates. She practiced under the name of Jane Lind and had many prestigious clients such as The Crown Estate, The Church Commissioners, Horizon Housing and Rydon Construction.

In 1999 she undertook the course in Conservation of Historic Buildings at the Architectural Association. The latter expertise was invaluable in dealing with Nash Terraces, Regents Park, Exminster Church, Bow and Brunel’s Pumping House, Starcross.

Teaching
Bath University (full time) First year design and Building Construction
Seminar on CDM to Institute of Facilities Managers 1998
Architectural Association (Part time) to Conservation Course on Contracts and Disabled Access to Historic Buildings.
Universal Access to Historic Buildings RIBA SW

Expertise
Special Needs Housing
Nursing Homes and Care in the Community Projects
Historic buildings

Publications
Horizon Housing’s Brief for Designing for the Disabled.