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Since obtaining my first degree in 2004, I have been working in small, medium and large scale practices in South Africa, Scotland and Australia.

I have worked on an array of projects from very small to large, using various forms of media to not only successfully deliver, but also understand and become part of the process which is architecture. My interest in architecture doesn't stop at employment - I also have various side projects that keeps my application of architecture honest and fresh.

Please refer to my references for more information:

Dr Gabriel Fagan in Cape Town (2004 - 2006)

1925 born Dr Gabriel Theron Fagan “captains” his practice, and is viewed by many as the father of modernism in South Africa. Afrikaner, architect, pilot, sailor and musician, his office is small and all work done by hand. His work reflects solidity, timelessness, and honesty, and is a result of a rational and thorough design processes appreciated by many - his long list of awards is testimony to this. The architectural language and experience is true to its form, function, technology, and has an intense conversation with all forms of context.

OBE Richard Murphy in Edinburgh (2007 - 2010)

Richard Murphy “draws, sings and flies” for a living. A self admitted thief of architectural ideas and concepts - award winning work is influenced, amongst others, by “layering” architects like Scarpa, Murcutt and Sir John Soan, but also speaks of Schatner, Van Eyck and modern movements like De Stijl. Like his personality, his work is bold and extrovert and he gets a kick from the over expression of detailing. It speaks of contrast, using heavy “constructive demolition” built fabric in juxtaposition with “21st century fun”. In many cases the architecture is treated with mirrors and moving shutters to manipulate space and light qualities. The result of his “dynamic, playful and morphing” work is truly moving.

Donovan Hill (2010 - 2011)

HASSELL (2011 - 2013)

Shane Thompson Architects (2013 - 2018)

BVN (2019 - current)