David qualified in 1983 and joined the practice in 1988, He stood down from his director role on 1st August 2019 and now offers a consultancy service on projects related to his particular skill set. As a director in the practice he was responsible for design leadership focussing on creative re-use primarily in connection with residential and community/arts sectors. As an over view of David's project work he led many projects as lead designer with awards attributed to; New Mills (for Renishaw plc) and Ebley Mill (for Stroud District Council), both with Niall Phillips Associates, Rosemoor Visitor Centre, At-Bristol Squares and Spaces, and Royal William Yard Clarence and Brewhouse. He has contributed to all the key creative re-use projects undertaken by the practice. His work on Canons Marsh through the At-Bristol project lead to a developed understanding and knowledge of master planning and urban design with significant contributions to this area of the practice’s work.

David qualified in 1983 and joined the practice in 1988. As a director in the practice he was responsible for design leadership focussing on creative re-use primarily in connection with residential and community/arts sectors. He also led promotion and co-ordination of sustainable design. David also undertook periods of teaching at the Schools of Architecture at the University of Central England and the University of West of England.As an over view of David's project work he led many projects as lead designer with awards attributed to; New Mills (for Renishaw plc) and Ebley Mill (for Stroud District Council), both with Niall Phillips Associates, Rosemoor Visitor Centre, At-Bristol Squares and Spaces, and Royal William Yard Clarence and Brewhouse. He has contributed to all the key creative re-use projects undertaken by the practice. His work on Canons Marsh through the At-Bristol project lead to a developed understanding and knowledge of master planning and urban design with significant contributions to this area of the practice’s work.

Acted as lead architect on two large Gloucestershire woollen mill conversions to Grade A office space. Both Grade 2 listed.Ebley Mill for Stroud District Council to act as their main council offices - 50,000ft2New Mills for Renishaw plc HQ - 30,000ft2