Andy is a Project Architect at dRMM. He is currently leading the adaptive reuse of a 1930’s town hall to residential use, and is busy working on the Television Centre Plot E scheme. Prior to this, he worked on Wick Lane, delivering the project on site. He has a wealth of experience working on various different building typologies; from project inception and successful design competitions, right through to practical completion and planning monitoring.

Andy studied Architecture at the University of Brighton before completing his Masters Degree at the Royal College of Art (RCA). He returned to Brighton to complete his Part III, where he now teaches on the undergraduate course.

Andy has a passion for the wider design spectrum from illustration to product design. During his postgraduate studies at the RCA, he explored social and critical views toward architecture, especially linked to social class and taste, which he explored in his masters thesis. Andy endeavours to integrate making into his architectural practice and runs the studio model workshop. He is often found doing DIY or exploring pubs in his free time (not at the same time!)