David joined SimpsonHaugh in 1999 and has worked on a number of projects that represent key stages of the practice's evolution and that have contributed to the regeneration of urban areas in the UK and abroad.These include the practice's first completed high rise scheme, the award winning mixed use Holloway Circus Tower in Birmingham; the Queen Elisabeth concert hall and congress centre in Antwerp, and the new home for the HMRC at 14 Westfield Avenue in Stratford, London. David studied at the Portsmouth School of Architecture where he obtained a first class BA Hons degree in Architecture. David undertook his Diploma in Architecture at the Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow School of Art and completed his professional qualifications at the Bartlett School of Architecture at University College London in 2000.David immerses himself in projects to fully understand their unique challenges and encourages creative and critical dialogue to unlock the potential of a brief and site and discover the right solutions. His close attention to detail and great care in safeguarding the design intent are supported by his collaborative approach with clients, stakeholders, consultants and contractors, in establishing and maintaining a shared value from project inception to completion