Position: Senior Associate & Senior BIM Manager
Management Team
David joined Associated Architects in 2009 as an Architect and Project Administrator. His acute organisational and technical skills saw him promoted to BIM Manager and Senior Architect in 2013, then was promoted to Associate in 2016. Further becoming Senior Associate & Senior BIM Manager in 2021.
David is an Autodesk Revit Certified Professional and has pioneered the implementation and management of BIM within the practice. He advises clients, setting interdisciplinary BIM standards for collaborative working from the design stage through to handover. David has lectured on the use of BIM in practice at national and regional conferences, and supports students from local universities in their BIM-related research.
He has variously acted as project lead, project architect, Principal Designer, Information Manager, and BIM Manager on an incredibly wide variety of projects. Therefore has a thorough understanding of project challenges and needs in different sectors – he is frequently consulted to provide support to teams across the office on the technical design and delivery phases.
He has recently completed the development of the Alexander Stadium in Legacy Mode after the 2022 Commonwealth Games, having previously led the architectural team for its refurbishment. David worked on Birmingham City University’s (BCU) City Centre Campus from its conception and delivered the three major phases of the £120m campus, as well as subsequent internal reconfigurations.
Alexander Stadium: The extensive redevelopment of the Alexander Stadium into an international centre of sporting excellence.
Curzon B, Birmingham City University: The third phase of the university’s City Centre Campus to provide a new build extension to the Curzon Building, creating almost 9,300sq.m of teaching space over six storeys to accommodate 3,000 students, £31m
Curzon Building, Birmingham City University: 25,000sq.m development to create a new “Front Door” for the university accommodating the Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences, a new Library, and Union, £46m
City Centre Campus, Birmingham City University: Masterplan to transform a large part of the city centre into a vibrant modern campus, complete with accommodation for a library, student’s union, academic offices and three faculties, £125m
Cocoa Works, York: Conversion of the former Rowntree’s chocolate factory into 279 homes ranging from studios to three-bedroomed apartments, including envelope energy upgrades and a rooftop extension, £45m
Tyndall Street, Cardiff: 24-storey tower consisting of 307 studio, one and two-bedroomed apartments with ground floor retail and a residents’ skylounge clubhouse-style space with views across Cardiff Bay, £57m
Parkside Building, Birmingham City University: RIBA Award winning 18,300sq.m faculty building containing TV studios, technical workshops and media production spaces for the university’s Institute of Art and Design and the Faculty of Performance, Media and English, £43m
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Birmingham | Leeds | Oxford
1 Severn Street Place
The Mailbox
Birmingham
B1 1SE