estate|thumb She was included as one of
Wallpaper* magazine's "Top 50 Young Architects in the World" in 2008. In 2015 her work on the
Flint House, Buckinghamshire was recognised by the award of the
RIBA House of the Year.
Channel 4 featured the house as part of the
Grand Designs: House of the Year series in November 2015. She was shortlisted for
The Architectural Review's Women in Architecture Award in 2016 and was named as one of
Debrett's "500 People of Influence", under the Architecture & Design section, in both 2016 and 2017. Skene-Catling and Manuel Toledo-Otaegui created the first film festival in the United Kingdom dedicated to the topics of film and architecture; the Arch Film Fest was first held in 2017. Skene-Catling embarked on a collaboration in 2020 with the Factum Foundation, which had been setup by Adam Lowe (Skene-Catling's husband and the founder of
Factum Arte), to purchase the wood chip silo at
Toppila, Finland so that it could be repurposed into a performance, exhibition and event space. it is now designated and protected by the
Finnish Heritage Agency as a nationally important protected building. ==Personal life==