Luke is Undercover's Design director, actively involved in the Architecture, Design process and Management of the projects the studio takes on and works closely with studio members and collaborators to ensure that the detail and craft of Undercover's projects are continually nurtured and pushed. Luke has since worked at a number of prestigious practices, taught and lectured at the Bartlett and established the Tokyo Architecture Workshop in 2007, taking students each year from the UK to Japan to produce site specific installations and works based on project themes. In addition, he was also nominated for the RIBA Silver Medal. He gained a distinction in his post graduate studies and was awarded both the Bannister Fletcher Medal and the Sergeant Award for Drawing. After two years spent in Japan learning Japanese to N2 Level and the Craft of Architecture, fully immersing himself in the design world working alongside Koh Kitayama at his practice in Tokyo, Luke returned to London in 2002 to continue his studies at the Bartlett. After working at Michael Hopkins on a variety of large and small scale projects he won the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Scholarship to live and work in Tokyo. His project, which was based on Shakespeare's The Tempest, was nominated for the RIBA Bronze Medal. Luke studied at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London, where he gained a First Class Honours degree and was awarded the Faculty Medal.

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