Cerys joined Burrell Foley Fischer in September 2025 and has been actively involved in a range of heritage projects, including the Iron Duke and Alexandra Palace. She completed her master’s at the University of Nottingham in 2025, where her thesis project was awarded the University’s Transformation and Reuse award, as well as a Phillip Webb SPAB nomination. Her research explored the regeneration of textile mills in Bradford, focusing on the importance of providing spaces which cater to local communities.

During her master’s degree, Cerys spent a semester abroad at TU Delft, studying within its heritage strand and further developing her interest in conservation and adaptive reuse, as well as immersing herself in the Dutch culture.