Shahzoda Isomova

Shahzoda Isomova is a passionate interior architecture designer whose journey into design began after raising a family and starting a new life in the UK. Originally from a non-English-speaking country, she returned to education after a 15-year break, balancing motherhood with creative ambition. As a mother of three Isomova brings empathy, determination, and a grounded perspective to every project.

Isomova began her studies with an Access Course at Ravensbourne University London, where her interest in reimagining and repurposing space quickly grew into a deep commitment to interior architecture. Alongside her studies, she launched a property management and development business during her first year, gaining real-world insight into how spaces function and evolve.

Isomova especially enjoys space planning, technical detailing, and producing 2D plans, 3D visuals, and construction drawings. She has developed strong digital skills using Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite, and rendering tools, and takes pride in creating sustainable, human-focused designs that respond to real social needs.

Her Final Major Project explores the adaptive reuse of Segas House in Croydon as a civic space for migrant families — an idea inspired by her own lived experience and passion for inclusive, healing environments.

Isomova’s journey reflects a love of learning, a strong work ethic, and a belief in the power of design to transform lives and communities.

Urban Intervention Elevation – An urban intervention in Deptford using tree-inspired sculptural lights to transform dark areas into safe, social spaces — fostering community, connection, and a reimagined night-time experience.

Urban Intervention Elevation — Night View – An urban intervention in Deptford using tree-inspired sculptural lights to transform dark areas into safe, social spaces — fostering community, connection, and a reimagined night-time experience.

Innovating Heritage, Detail Section – This project reuses Deptford Pumping Station as Pavegen’s HQ, blending heritage with sustainability through green tech, eco materials, and community-focused design for climate and energy resilience.

Rising With The Tide – A Zaha Hadid-inspired floating structure on the Thames, rising with the tide, hosts art, events, and greenery — blending biophilic design with community, learning, and environmental awareness.

Sectional Perspective – A Place to Arrive transforms Segas House into a welcoming civic hub for migrant families, offering co-working, shared kitchens, and temporary housing through inclusive, adaptive reuse design.