Associate with responsibility for BIM.

Having collaborated with Metropolitan Workshop while in previous positions (at both O'Mahony Pike and at DMOD), I had seen their approach to quality first-hand. Joining the team here felt like a natural move.

Having been involved with UK projects in the practice since mid-2014, I moved to head up the London office, working on a mix of projects in London and in Ireland, including an invited competition for Barratt London (placed 2nd).

Returning to O'Mahony Pike after 12 years, I worked once again with the great team there on a variety of projects, including the new HQ building for ESB in Dublin's city centre, a residential development on the Isle of Dogs in London and a selection of residential developments in the UK and Ireland. I also helped lead BIM adoption in the office.

I worked on a variety of projects of different scales - both architectural design and master planning - in Ireland, China and elsewhere. I spent a period on secondment with MBA in Shanghai.I worked also in various sectors - restoration, pharmaceutical, residential, office & technical (data centre).

Operating as Willing/Foe Design, I worked on a variety of projects of different scales either alone or in collaboration with other architects and practices. Projects included retail fit-out, private residential and corporate fit-out (with Martin Architects).Supplementary creative work included some Digital Illustration and Design, Website Creation and 3D Modelling (with SketchUp).

During my time at DMOD, I worked as Project Architect on a variety of projects, including the speculative office building 1 Grand Canal Square and 'The Terraces' Adamstown Town Centre, a collaboration with 5 other Dublin-based architectural practices overseen by Metropolitan Workshop.My duties at the practice included acting for a time as associate in charge of IT and Recruitment.

I joined O'Mahony Pike immediately after graduation, working first as Assistant Architect then Architect on a variety of projects, including the residential development at Mount Saint Annes, a city-centre restoration project at 16 Eustace Street and the residential development at Addison Park.16 Eustace Street was awarded Best Restoration project at the 1998 CIF Construction Excellence Awards.