1 Queen Street: Car Park Apartments – (Cost 50m)The scheme consists of 4N0 apartment blocks linked via a podium over car parking running under all 4 No. Blocks, comprising a total of 179 apartments. Each of the 179 apartments having heating and water supplied from a centrally located community heating system, this combined with the fabric first approach to energy conservation and the solar panel array located on the roof ensures that the proposed scheme not only meets but far exceeds its environmental credentials. Full details of the heating system are to be provide by the M&E engineers (in conjunction with the environmental consultants) to follow. Each unit will also have direct access to a 1.5m external balcony.

Beaumont Business Centre ltd - (Cost £5m )Grade II listed building with creation of new office space at roof levelCreating new fifth and sixth floor accommodation Heathrow Terminal 3 IB Baggage Remote Offload Facility - ( Cost £3m)Heathrow Terminal 4 IB Baggage Remote Offload Facility - (Cost £4m) Project driven for BAA for the development and construction of an offload dock baggage facility, which will feed bags to existing baggage carousels in the Terminal. The offload dock is located in a layby, off the adjacent airside road. The layby is created by the relocation of an existing rubbishCompactor facility and trolley electric vehicle (EV) charging bay, and re-planning of adjacent coach parking bays. Currently under construction. Heathrow Terminal 4 BRH Extension (Cost £22m) The Baggage Reclaim Hall Expansion project is part of a programme of expenditure to transform Terminal 4 and provide improved facilities and capacity for growing airlines. Detailed modelling by Heathrow has shown that as new airline entrants arrive at T4, and the existing T4 airlines increase the size of the aircraft in their fleets, additional reclaim capacity will be required from winter 2014 onwards. This additional reclaim capacity is to be achieved through the provision of new belts capable of handling A380 baggage requirements. The overall project will deliver two new A380 belts and the subject of this T4 BRH Expansion project brief is to create one additional belt, known as “Reclaim -1”, through creating new reclaim hall floor space at the western end of the BRH. Heathrow Terminal Rapid Goods Screening Facility -(Cost £9m)As part of the airport wide security compliance agenda directed by the Department for Transport BAA has introduced a Rapid Goods Screening (HRGSC) facility that will screen all ‘GOODS’, as defined by legislation, carried by vehicles into the Critical Part of the Restricted Security Area of Heathrow Airport.

Caring 4 Croydon Heavers farm: Cost £14m (completed 2008)Caring 4 Croydon Addington Heights: Cost £9m (completed 2010)(Excellence award by Croydon Council achieved)Caring 4 Croydon is one of four projects forming part of the London Borough of Croydon’s New4 for old Initiative to replace current residential care facilities. Capita Architecture was responsible for delivering two Buildings: Heavers farm (60bedplaces) and Addington Heights (50bed places)Riverside community sports pavilion: Cost £1.5m (completed 2009). (Construction award by Peterborough Council achieved)The new Riverside pavilion is the ideal venue for conference, meeting, private party and weddings.The facility includes large function room, bar, commercial kitchen, children/toddler facilities withFour unisex changing rooms and first aid room Gatwick Airport North Terminal Extension (NTX): Cost £82m. (Completed 2011)Gatwick Airport, London, UK19, 000m², £82m, Scheme Design to Construction Architect / Package Architect / Project Co-ordinator NTX is part of the North Terminal Landside Redevelopment (NTLR),a £130m capacity driven trigger project for BAA / GAL to increase capacity from 14.7 to 25 million passengers annually. Recycling centre for Cambridge Council Cost £10m (completed 2010)Project Leader on the following project; responsibility for the direction and organizationof production information program.

Stirling sports village: Cost £21m (completed 2006) This new sports building will form the focus for the new sports village at Stirling, enhancing the existing Forth bank football stadium, home to Stirling Albion. The key facilities to consist of a 50m Swimming pool, Leisure Pool, Health & Fitness Suite facility. The eight lane swimming pool has movable floors and booms to meet a wide range of needs, which include competitive swimming (in either 25m or 50m mode), diving facilities (including 1 and 3m springboards) and 5m diving platform. Crawley Sports and Leisure Centre: Cost £28m (completed 2005)The key facilities at K2 Crawley consist of a 50m Swimming pool, Leisure Pool, 12 court Multi-purpose Sports Hall, Health & Fitness Suite, 12m Climbing wall, five Squash Courts, dedicated Gymnastics training Hall, Indoor Bowls, Martial Arts and Athletics facility. The Athletics facility can hold County standard outdoor 400m track and field competition events and also indoor training.The eight lane swimming pool has movable floors and booms to meet a wide range of needs, which include competitive swimming (in either 25m or 50m mode), diving facilities (including 1 and 3m springboards) and 5m diving platform. There is also spectator seating around the pool for 400 people. National Aquatic Centre-Dublin: Cost £60m (completed 2003)(Project published In Building Design/FX)The key facilities at NAC Consist of 10-lane 50 metre x 25 metre international standard swimming pool with two moveable floors which will allow it to be reconfigured for other uses. A 25 metre international standard diving pool/warm up pool Seating for 2,500 spectators Extensive leisure waters including adventure water rides, with children’s play pool and wave pool. A fitness centre Café and Reception Area

MoD MBR PFI Project: Value £450 million.Refurbishment of Grade I listed ‘Main Building’ and the Grade II listed ‘Old War Office’ building. Four years as site architect, managing design and co-ordination with the full range of sub-contractor alongside with the project director for the MoD redevelopment. Monitor and audit compliance requirements throughout the duration of the PFI contract.Project team leader on the following projects; responsibility for the direction and organization of production information programme. Define CTM, security measures and security vulnerability that are appropriate for MoD Headquarters.

Current Projects involved in: Name Published in AR (for saddler’s well Theatre) Saddlers Well Theatre: Cost £60mSaddlers was deigned to attract International dance companies. It features 1560Seats with 15x15 stage and 80 seat orchestra pit with 3 foyer galleries with bars and With rehearsal and teaching spaces Grand Wolverhampton (Grade II listed building): Cost £10mIn 1982 Wolverhampton Borough Council carried out refurbishment workIt was the success of this work and the popularity of the theatre that lead toA review of the existing provision and consideration of further improvements funded Lottery grant and work commenced in Feb. - 1998

Fire Certification and surveying for Rail Track Stations in London (Charing Cross, Euston, London Bridge and Paddington).