CV2015Jukeshughes - A4

1 Curriculum Vitae David Jukes-Hughes 22nd

January 2017. Revision: A4

David Jukes-Hughes

Academic Background

Architect’s Registration Board / Royal Institute of British Architects Part 3

Professional Practice Examination, Nottingham University, UK, 1996

MA Architecture, Design & Theory, (ARB / RIBA Part 2),

Kingston University, UK, 1992

BA (Hons) Architecture, (ARB / RIBA Part 1),

Kingston University, UK, 1987

BA (Hons) Geography and Visual Arts, Lancaster University, UK, 1983

Professional Registration

Canadian Architectural Certification Board. Certified – 2005 -13249

(United Kingdom Registered Architect and Chartered Architect from 1997 to

2013.)

Professional Experience David has over twenty years of experience in the field of architecture, building design and urban planning, including over ten years of experience in railway and railway related building design. He was a construction contract administrator for “One Canada Square”, Canary Wharf, London, UK, Britain’s second tallest office tower, and Project Architect for the Cyberport development at Telegraph Bay, Hong Kong Island, China, and the Hua Wei research and development project at Longgang, Shenzhen county, also in China.

He was a Design and Project Architect for high-rise residential developments in China, Malaysia, retail stores in Canada, and industrial buildings in The Philippines, Indonesia, Taiwan, the UK and China. He was a Senior Site Architect for a large casino in China. And has designed hotels, and a bar and restaurant in the UK. In addition, David has designed concept plans for healthcare facilities and educational establishments.

He was a Design and Project Architect, or Graduate Architect, for a number of railway projects in the UK (DLR Canary Wharf Station, King’s Cross Station upgrade, CTRL enabling works, and a new signals box at Portsmouth), Eire (Dublin Metro and the DASH project), Dubai, Italy, and China (MTRC Tsing Yi Station, MTRC Operations Control Centre, KCRC Yuen Long Station property development, and MTRC Kai Tak Airport station property study).

David has prepared a number of design and theory papers for peer review

on project proposals in China, Germany, Canada and the South Pacific. He

also does volunteer work at the Manchester Refugee Support Network, UK.

Contact Details.

The Flat, The Church of the Ascension, Clayburn Street, Hulme,

Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom. M15 5EA.

Telephone: 07448077698. E-mail: [email protected]

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January 2017 Revision: A4

Job Seeker’s Allowance. United Kingdom.

2013 to Present.

2016

- 17

Manchester Refugee Support Network: Volunteer (unpaid): Manning the reception desk, collecting clients personal information, advising clients on HMG documentation, welfare benefits and housing benefits, NHS and GP services, referring people to lawyers and immigration advisers, finding temporary accommodation for homeless people, helping clients with cv’s and job searching, advising on local Food Banks etc.

2015 Hulme Community Garden Centre: Volunteer (unpaid): Gardening, nursery preparation, planting, pruning, weeding, carpentry, handiwork, and customer service.

Research Papers and Projects:

2015

-16

“The Confirmation of the Deflection of Light”. (Short Version.) Draft 10.

(Under Revision)

A light-hearted theatrical play about the ‘confirmation’ of the deflection of

light made possible by a ‘curvature’ in the space-time co-ordinate system, a

four dimensional system of spatial measurement proposed by A. Einstein.

(The curvature is caused, in this case, by the mass of the Sun.) The result

of the physical observation of the defection of starlight when seen from the

vantage of a total eclipse of the Sun by the Moon from planet Earth was the

second ‘classical’ proof of Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity which he

delivered in a series of four lectures to the Royal Prussian Academy of

Sciences in Berlin, Germany, between the 4th and 25

th of November 1915.

The results of a joint expedition to South America and West Africa by the

Royal Society and the Royal Astronomical Society were presented to the

public on the 6th of November 1919. They were broadly accepted as proof

that Einstein had indeed made the first, and only, modification to Newton’s

Law of Universal Gravitation, which was first published in 1687 AD. The

confirmation made Einstein World famous. (The play is just over 1 hour.)

2014

-16

“A History of Architecture”. (Under Revision)

A thesis proposal: A selected survey of the history of the discipline of built

Architecture set against the history of cosmology and astronomy from the

pre-classical period to the present day.

2014

-16

“Life on Earth”. (Revision 04)

A design paper to RIBA Stage 0: Strategic Definition. This is a proposal for

a type of astronomical clock which illustrates the evolution of life on planet

Earth set against an inter-galactic scale. (The scale of the clock is 1 mm =

1,000 ly). The clock covers a space-time distance of 10.296 Mly and 5,600

million years, beginning from 4,600 million years in the past. (At this scale

the Local Galaxy is 100 mm in diameter, and the physical diameter of the

observable (Local) Universe, a sphere, is now 92 km.)



2014

-17

“Government at Flensburg”. (Revision 03, Draft 2.)

A 2 hour play / opera which describes the last days of World War Two from

the German point of view. The dialogue is based mainly on the memoir of

the architect, Albert Speer. (The opera as propaganda, and its reward.)

Private Practice and Design Research Canada and United Kingdom

2009 - 2013

2012

-14

“The Icon of The Chinese Peoples Revolution”, Peking, People’s

Republic of China. (Revision 007)

A design paper to RIBA Stage 0: Strategic Definition. This is a proposal for

a new type of astronomical clock, a galactic clock, to be installed on

Tiananmen Gate. The project uses information which is protected by

international copyright and produced by NASA, the JPL and Caltech. (The

scale of the clock is 1 mm = 50 ly.)

2012

-15

“When Eight Bells Toll”, Peking, People’s Republic of China.

(Revision 02)

A design paper to RIBA Stage A: Appraisal. This is a town planning

proposal for the city of Peking to commemorate some important events in

the history of the city since its foundation by Kublai Khan in 1272 AD. It

takes the form of a mise-en-scène. The project completion is proposed for

the 750th anniversary of the city’s foundation in 2022 AD.

2012 “Feudalism with Chinese Characteristics”, Hong Kong, China.


proposal for the city of Victoria, on Hong Kong Island at Chater Gardens.

2012 “A Crown Affair”, Kingston, Ontario, Canada. (Revision 01)


proposal for the City of Kingston corporation for a river pageant on the

Rideau canal to the Kingston Mills locks. The event commemorates the

150th anniversary of the boat trip on the River Thames at Oxford, England,

made by the Revd. Dodgson, Canon Duckworth, Alice Liddell and her two

sisters on the 4th of July 1862. It was on this trip that the Revd. Dodgson

narrated the tale of “Alice’s Adventures under Ground”.



2011

-15

“An Architectural Triptych”, Germany.

Three design papers to RIBA Stage A: Appraisal. This is a temporary town

planning proposal in Berlin, Nuremburg and Munich, FRG. The project

commemorates the 100th anniversary of the start of the Great War.

(However, the project could be adapted to suit other significant historical

events and anniversaries.) The project includes a model of the Solar

System at a scale of 1:10,000 million in Berlin using a set of standard 30

mm diameter glass marbles set on top of 1.71 m high hollow copper rods,

with fibre optic lighting. (Paper 3 (Revision 09) is in draft form only and

requires design checking.)

2010 Canada Day Float, Ontario, Canada.

David helped design and build a float for the village of Bath Canada Day

parade. The float represented the Golf and Country Club.

2009

-10

Sabbatical in Macao, UK, Egypt, Hong Kong and Canada.

MAP Architecture and Planning Limited Macao and Hong Kong, China

2008

2008 Windsor Arch. Macao, China.

10 no. 40 storey residential towers on a 3 storey car park podium deck. David

prepared working drawings for the penthouse apartments.

2008 “City of Dreams”, Macao, China.

A casino, shopping centre and hotel complex. David assisted in the preparation

of working drawings and reviewed sub-contractors shop drawings, materials

submissions and on-site mock-up installations. He was responsible for the

“portal” entrances to the casino and shopping centre.

Architectural Theory and Design Research, Canada.

2005-2008

2008 “A Hong Kong Ordinance (on Definitions and Descriptions).”

This design and theory paper proposes a home for stray dogs at the Old

Tannery Site on Lamma Island in the Hong Kong Area to be called the “The

Chow Yun Fat Dog’s Home”.



2008 “Another Arrow War et cetera…” Hong Kong, China.

This project paper proposes an annual Shakespeare Festival in Hong

Kong, China, to be held at the Tamar Site, using Victoria Harbour as the

setting for set piece battle scenes in the classical tradition.

2007 “A Shrine in Two Places”, Nanking, PRC, and Nagasaki, Japan.

This project paper proposes a Yasukuni type ‘shrine’ in the city of Nanking,

PRC, and a similar ‘shrine’ in the city of Nagasaki, Japan, to be dedicated

on the 13th December, 2007.

2007 “Ten Projects for Hong Kong”, Hong Kong, China.

A design proposal paper to RIBA stage A for ten projects in Hong Kong to

commemorate the 10th anniversary of the liberation of Hong Kong by the

People’s Liberation Army of the People’s Republic of China.

2007 Ski Hut Extension, Smithers, British Columbia, Canada.

David designed a ski hut extension. He provided input at all RIBA work

stages. He also assisted the carpenter in its construction. The building is

designed to withstand temperatures of -40 degrees Celsius, and heated

with a wood burning stove. A landing with staircase, and out-door privy was

also constructed.

2007 A Mosque and Global Community Centre, French Polynesia.

A design proposal paper (RIBA stages A to C) for an installation at the

antipode of the Ka’ba. The site is in mid-ocean and the depth of water is

4.2 km. Technip inc provided some preliminary engineering input.



2007 A Commercial Option at the Tamar Site, Hong Kong, China.

A design proposal paper (RIBA stages A to C) for a mixed-use commercial

complex at the Tamar Site, which maximizes the allowable Gross Floor

Area under Hong Kong law.

2007 Houses of Parliament, Hong Kong, China.

A design proposal paper (RIBA stages A to C) for a conversion of city hall

low block in to a houses of parliament, with an upper and lower chamber.

The project includes the reinstallation of a padang, which allows for a new

cricket pitch to ICC standards.

2006 Smithers Visitor Centre, BC, Canada.

David submitted a design for a visitor centre to the Town of Smithers. The

design is for a two storey building with a white PTFE fabric roof, which

covers a multi-purpose hall. At night the hall is lit up in a wash of green

lighting, which mimics the northern lights.

2006 “Tamar Site Proposal”, Hong Kong, China.

Three research papers describe a temporary Globe type theatre made in

bamboo with tin roofing to be located at the Tamar Site on Hong Kong

Island prior to the sites full development.

2006 “The Weevil Tower”, Hong Kong, China.

This project proposes a 12 storey office tower at the Royal Hong Kong

Yacht Club. It is built in the shape and colour of a Weevil.

2006 “Ballet on the Barge”, Hong Kong, China.

A design proposal for a ballet performance on a barge in Victoria Harbour

near Kowloon Point.



2005

-07,

Houses of Parliament, Central Government Offices, mixed use

development and new landscaping, Tiananmen Square, Peking, PRC,

China.

David wrote four design papers (RIBA Stage A to C) for a proposal for a

new parliamentary complex in the capital city of the PRC. It includes

300,000 s.m. GFA, a site area of 104 ha. The building cost estimate

(superstructure only) based on ASD costing tables is US$315M. (Potential

end user: CPGPRC.)

2005 “Mass Transit Architecture”

PowerPoint presentation on the basic design principles of Mass Transit

Architecture and modern railway station design with 41 slides.

Parsons Brinckerhoff (UK) Limited. Godalming, Surrey, United Kingdom

2002 - 2004

2004 Victoria Station. London, UK.

Report on HMRI and Building Regulations compliance for back-of- house

areas.

2004 New Signal Centre, Portsmouth, UK.

A design project to RIBA stage C for Network Rail.

2004 Willesden Junction, London, UK.

Sketch proposals for railway station and mixed-use development.

2003 Customer Call Centre for British Telecom PLC, Truro, UK.

Upgrade of existing Call Centre.

2003 Healthcare projects for care in the community & St. David’s Hospital

Learning Disability Unit - NHS Trust, Wales.

New build projects to RIBA stage C.



2003 Dublin Metro (Phase 1), Ireland.

Phase 1 of this new commuter railway is 12 km long, has 12 stations, and links

Dublin airport with the city centre. Six stations are underground. David

provided design input and advice on current regulations and standards during

the feasibility stage and on the following specific stations: Tara Street and

Mater Hospital.

2002 Metropolitana “Pedemontana”, Catania, Sicily

The Etna Mountain Metro is a 31 km extension to an existing underground

commuter railway. The new line will include 18 new stations. David provided

concept designs in CAD for generic (underground) stations for inclusion in the

“preliminary” stage submission to local government. Three standard types were

developed with varying amounts of retail. Both Island and side platform

arrangements were also included.

2002 Dubai Transit, UAE.

Dubai city plans to build a new (elevated) commuter railway with over 30

stations. David assisted with design proposals for a typical station for inclusion

with a short-listed tender bid for (RIBA Stage D) consultancy services. An

“oasis” theme was developed within a dome type structure. David prepared

CAD design drawings and conceptual sketches.

2002 King’s Cross Thameslink Station (KXTL), London

During 2004 CTRL related construction at St. Pancras Station will cause a 25

week blockade of the Thameslink line. KXTL Station will become a temporary

terminus serving the southern portion of the line. As project architect, David

has prepared a definition report with an outline scope of works. The report

included an assessment of previous reports, a check of existing facilities

against government planning standards and guidelines including M/E

provisions, a review of passenger flow dynamics including revised signage

needs, escape calculations, a design risk assessment and a construction risk

assessment.

2002 King’s Cross Station, New Platform 0, London. East Coast Mainline

Upgrade.

David was project architect on a multi-disciplined design team, lead by railway

engineers, responsible for a Level 4 design study (RIBA Stage D). He was

tasked with developing outline architectural designs for a new platform (for

Type 373 trains) located beneath the East Side Office building. The design

included proposals for platform metal ceilings, a new footbridge and platform

canopy and options for new retail facilities. A final outline project report

included design justifications, a risk assessment and an assessment of existing

and new facilities against current standards. The study forms the basis for

detailed design costing, D/B tender documentation and a planning application

for this important Grade 1 listed building.



2002

-4

Dublin and Suburban Enhancement Project (DASH), Ireland

Upgrade of 32 existing (DART) railway stations to take longer trains, and

improve passenger safety. David prepared scheme and detailed design

proposals and CAD drawings for works at four stations to RIBA Stage D: Black

Rock, Howth Junction, Dunleary, and Tara Street; and typical footbridge.

2001 Sabbatical in Canada.

Wong Tung and Partners Limited Hong Kong, China.

1992 - 2000

2000 New High Risk Research Laboratory Building, The Chinese University of

Hong Kong (CUHK), Hong Kong, China.

Prepared sketch proposal, technical paper and fee bid.

2000 National Software Park, Zhongguancun, Dongbeiwang, Haidian District,

Beijing Experimental Zone, PRC, China.

Design Competition for a new science and technology park in the heart of

China’s “Silicone Valley.” The project called for 450,000 s.m. GFA on a site

area of 142 ha.

David prepared concept designs for the building envelope using low energy

design. Strategies for heat conservation and thermal stabilization included the

use of intelligent glass facades (“climate active walls”), good insulating

materials, high thermal mass for night-time radiation and winter heating, a

south facing aspect and a green-house heat sink for maximizing solar gain.

For low energy cooling during the hot summer months suggested strategies

included the use of rotating blinds and deciduous trees for shading, natural

ventilation for night-time cooling and chilled ceilings for the day-time. For on

site power generation, photovoltaic solar panels and wind turbines were also

proposed.

2000 Cyberport C2/3 Office, Telegraph Bay, Hong Kong, China.

92,600 s.m. GFA, plus parking spaces & 14 lorry loading bays. The project

aims to establish Hong Kong as a major IT competitor within the Asia region.

Completion 2003. David liaised with the design architects, on space planning &

building regulation checking.



1998

-

2000

Property Development Study, Yuen Long Station, West Rail Phase 1,

KCRC, Hong Kong, China.

The project consists of a 2 level commuter railway station, 10 residential

towers, 25 to 43 stories, a local shopping arcade, bus transit center, and

interface with an existing terminal tram station. Domestic GFA was 155,000

s.m. and non-domestic was GFA 15,000 s.m. Cost estimate: US$333M.

Completion: 2005. The study included planning submission for Town Planning

Board approval.

David acted as project design architect on this major infrastructure project and

inter-modal interchange for two years. He prepared design proposals for

review by the client and a large consultant team. Options were developed

within the physical constraints of the site, the track alignment and other railway

constraints, and the planning requirements set by government. Proposals were

tested for financial promise by property advisers and costed by surveyors, and

a final design was chosen. David contributed to the preparation of planning

documents by specialist planning advisors. He also co-coordinated the scheme

with engineers on the consultant team, as well as the detailed designers for the

railway works. David prepared initial design reports, property definition

drawings, and contributed to the preparation of property development control

documents, which included structural loading schedules. These documents will

be used for tendering for JV development.

1997

-

2000

Tender Submissions for Consultancy Services on the KCRC West Rail

and East Rail Lines, Hong Kong, China.

David has prepared fee bids, including technical papers and concept design

proposals for a number of railway stations, and their related property

developments.

2000 Departmental Quarters at Lai Chi Ling Road, Lai King, Hong Kong, China.

56,750 s.m. GFA, 610 residential flats, plus car parking spaces and common

recreational facilities. Design/Build. David assisted with the design

development. Completion 2002.

2000 Pok Oi Hospital Redevelopment and Expansion, N.T. Hong Kong, China.

David prepared a technical paper, design proposals and fee bid for this short-

listed tender for consultancy services.



1999 Government Centre for Investment, Fort Bonafacio, Manila, Philippines.

46 storey office tower, 25 storey hotel, 770 car parking spaces and 23 lorry

loading spaces. Total GFA: 133,000 s.m. A one-stop shop for all government

services involved in the process of attracting and managing foreign direct

investment throughout the Philippines. David assisted the design director with

design drawings and technical paper for this short listed design competition

entry.

1999 Research / Development and Administration Centre, Longgang,

Shenzhen County, PRC, China.

3no. 7 storey R&D buildings, 21 storey administration building, 3 storey

canteen building, and 2,200 parking spaces. Total GFA: 304,000 s.m.

Completion: 2002. David prepared details for the external wall package.

1998 Rockwell Centre, Plots 3 & 4, twin office towers, Manila, Philippines.

2 no. office towers (28 storeys), 41,700 s.m. GFA. David prepared design

proposals for the scheme design under the direction of the design director.

1998 Property Development Study, Kai Tak Station & Depot, North Island

Line/East Kowloon Line. Feasibility study, for the MTRC, Hong Kong,

China.

Approx. domestic GFA: 350,000-700,000s.m. Estimated completion: 2010.

Following the relocation of Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) to Chek Lap

Kok, the Kai Tak Airport site was made available for property development.

Under the direction of the design director, David prepared outline designs for

basic property development schemes. These were used by the MTRC to

assess the development potential of the site in relation to plot densities

proposed by government. The new NIL/EKL line is proposed to run across the

site. Special attention was given to sites above the new MTR railway stations,

and linkages to adjacent property sites.



1998 Sandwich Class Housing Project, Tseung Kwan O, Area 67, Hong Kong,

China.

2 storey podium with 11no. 40 storey residential towers, with 239,200 s.m.

domestic GFA & 3,000s.m. non-domestic GFA. Cost estimate: US$330M.

Master plan & scheme design.

1998 Xuzhou Resort Development, PRC, China.

Hotel master plan, 300 room hotel, residential and retail development. Design

development.

1997 Office Towers, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Two 15 storey office towers on a 2 storey podium, 51,000 s.m. GFA. Cost

estimate: US$77M. David assisted with the design development.

1997 Wisma Perak Residential Tower, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

35 storey private residential tower with 16,000 s.m. GFA. Cost estimate:

US$38M. Scheme design.

1997 Bodega Tower Warehouse, Manila, Philippines.

17 storey godown, 100,000 s.m. GFA. Cost estimate: US$64m. David assisted

the design director with proposals for this unusual building type. The building

was designed to meet earthquake loading.

1994 Railway Link Feasibility Study for Cathay Pacific Airways (CPA), Chek

Lap Kok, Hong Kong, China.

Following the relocation of HKIA from Kai Tak to Chek Lap Kok, CPA wished to

relocate their headquarters to the new airport. As part of an overall site

investigation, CPA wished to assess the potential of a site adjacent to the

cleaning platform at the end of the Airport Express line. The aim was to use the

platform as an exclusive station for use by CPA staff. Additional costs would be

necessary and these would need to be shared by both MTRC and CPA. In

order to establish what these would be, David prepared a report with costed

design proposals. A number of station types were investigated, including Island

and side platforms.

1994 Cathay Pacific Catering Building, Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong, China.

Three storey food processing building, 50,000 s.m. GFA. Completion: March

1998. Cost: US$179M. Assisted the design director with the preparation of a

concept design & outline brief. This was later used for competitive tendering for

(detailed design) consultancy services.



1992

-

1998

Lantau & Airport Railway, Tsing Yi Station, & Operations Control Centre,

MTRC, Hong Kong.

The building consists of a 6 storey podium with railway station, 47,000 s.m.

GFA shopping centre, and 12no. 40 storey residential towers with 249,000 s.m.

GFA. Completion of station July 1998. Cost: US$820M. Tsing Yi Station is one

of 4 major inter-modal interchanges along the new LAR line. It includes an

express rail, a commuter rail, taxi drop-off and pick ups, hotel limo facilities,

inter-urban, airport and cross border bus interchanges, and extensive car and

lorry parking. The project has a number of interesting noise mitigation

measures, including both rail and road noise canopies.

David worked as both a design and project architect nearly full time for 5

years on all aspects of this major infrastructure project from inception

through to completion. He assisted the team leader with project

management and the design director with design proposals, passenger

flow and escape calculations, detailed design, government submissions,

consultant coordination, contract documents and specifications, NSC

packages for stonework, metal cladding and specialist metal work, tender

review, shop drawing review & site liaison. David was directly responsible

for the interior design of the Operations Control Centre, when it was added

to the brief

Cole and Berry Architects Weybridge, Surrey, United Kingdom

1988 and 1992

1992 Hotel, Public House and Italian Restaurant, Guildford, UK.

Alteration and addition. Cost: US$380,000. Completed 1992. David provided a

scheme in a Classical style to suit the Italian theme. He also completed all

working details and lighting design, liaised with the client, builder and

consultants, and reviewed the work on site during the construction phase.

1988 Art Studio for a School, Weybridge, UK.

Alteration. Cost: US$130,000. Completed: 1989

1988 Main Entrance Renovation for a School, Weybridge, UK.

Cost: US$64,000. Completed: 1988

1988 Congregational Church, Kelly Street, London NW1, UK.

New build project. Cost: US$1M. Completed 1989. Design development &

contract drawings.



1988 Domestic House Extensions, UK.

Approximate cost: US$60,000 each. Completed: 1988.

Adamson Associates inc Toronto, Canada, and London, United Kingdom.

1988 - 1990

1989

-

1990

One Canada Square (DS 7), Canary Wharf, London, UK.

50 storey office tower, 245 metres (800 feet) high, 130,000s.m. GFA.

Completed 1991. For a year and a half, during the construction phase, David

worked for the executive architects, on this well-known docklands

development.

In his role as assistant to the project architect, David carried out the following

tasks: revisions to contract drawings and specifications to suit changes by the

design architect, the issue of Architects Instructions to the main contractor,

answering site questions, checking shop drawings, managing drawing issues

and keeping project records. In addition, he assisted with design co-ordination

in a number of key areas. These included lobby security, disabled lift

installation, curtain wall revisions, firewalls, ratings and compartmentation,

roller shutters, finishes, water tank design, structural steel fire and weather

protection and other misc. matters.

1988 Place Nouveau Office Tower, Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Hard landscape detailing. Cost: N/A. Completed 1988

1988 Docklands Light Railway Station and Shopping Mall, Cabot Place

(RT 1), Canary Wharf, London, UK.

3 storey building with 15,000 s.m. GFA, completed in 1991. David prepared

working details for the external stonework NSC package.

1988 Beaver Lumber Store, St. Albert, Alberta, Canada.

New build one storey warehouse type building. 2,500 s.m. GFA. Cost: US$6M.

Completed: 1991. Working drawings.

1988 Beaver Lumber Store, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Alterations & additions. Cost: US$120,000. Completed: 1989. Working

drawings.

1988 K-Mart Store, St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada.

New build one storey warehouse type building. Alterations & additions. Cost:

US$120,000. Completed: 1989.



Architon Group Practice London, United Kingdom.

1986 and 1987- 8

1988

1986

Office Fit Outs, Greenford, London, UK.

GFA: 450-750s.m. Cost: varies. Completed: 1986 & 1988. Space planning &

interior design.

1988 Pharmaceutical Factory, Bandung, Indonesia.

New build two storey facility. GFA: 2,000s.m. Approx. cost: US$5M. Scheme

design.

1988 Pharmaceutical Factory, Taiwan, China.

New build scheme design.

1986 Laboratory upgrades, Greenford, London, UK.

Projects Completed: 1986

1986 Hotel Extension, UK.

Two storey extension. GFA: 900 s.m. Cost: US$200,000.

Completed: 1986. Working drawings & schedules.

1986 Restaurant, North Cheam, London, UK.

Alterations & additions. New kitchen and second stove. Prepared layout plans.

GFA: 100 s.m.

Design Projects presented to the School of Architecture,

Kingston University, United Kingdom.

1984 - 1992

Master’s Degree

1991

-2

Art Gallery for John Constable, Tate, Millbank, London, UK. MA Thesis design.

David was commended for his written theory paper.



1990 Primary Healthcare Centre, Mile End Road, London, UK.

1990 Optical Science Institute, Gordon Street, London WC4, UK

1989 Sketch book: The Architecture of Istanbul

1989 A shelter, a wall, a steam bath, a place for surveillance and a place for

contemplation. Fountain Court, Middle Temple, London, UK

1988 A Dance Centre, Camden, London, UK.

1988 A multi-storey House, Hampstead Ponds, London, UK (In the style of Alvar

Alto.)

Master’s Degree Theory Papers

1991 Paper 4: “The Renaissance – Baroque System: A Critique.”

1990 Paper 3: “An Introduction to the Structural Analysis of Discourse in

Architecture: Canary Wharf.”

1989 Paper 2: “High Tech Architecture: A Critique.”

1989 Paper 1: “A critical analysis of written work by Johannes Itten and Walter

Gropius.” A paper on education at the Bauhaus.



Bachelor’s Degree

1987 A Garden Wall on the Edge of Hampstead Heath , London, UK

1987 A Riding School on Wimbledon Common, London, UK

1987 A Recording Studio at Grenville Street, London, UK. (In the style of Louis

Kahn.)

1987 A House in Hampstead, London, UK.

1987 A Gatehouse, Gateway and Wall.

1986 A full size footbridge constructed using timber railway sleepers: Span 5

metres. At the School of Architecture.

1986 A Museum for Venetian Historical Artifacts, Venice. (In the style of James

Stirling.)

1986 Generic House Designs.

1986 A Pavilion.

1986 A Monument, Uzes, France.

1986 Study of Pentonville Prison, London, UK.

1985 An Art Gallery for Hockney & Caro, London Docklands.

1985 Two Houses.

1985 A Gateway (to Architecture). A model and drawings.

1985 An Architectural Model of a Painting. (Painting by De Chirico.)



Art work presented to the School of Visual Arts.

The University of Lancaster, United Kingdom.

1983

Bachelor’s Degree

1983 Various pieces of figurative sculpture in clay and plaster of Paris:

maquettes and life size work.

Dissertation: Study of the Vigeland Sculpture Park, Oslo, Norway.

1983 Assistant to Paul Cooper, sculptor: Dry stone wall sculpture, approximately

6m x 5m high. Portland sculpture park, Dorset.

1982 Assistant to Faith Winter, sculptress: bas-relief, approximately 2m x 3m.

Bryanston School, Dorset

1980 Geography A Level Exam: Field Study: Espelkamp New Town, West

Germany.

Computer Skills

AutoCAD LT

MS Word

MS Excel

MS PowerPoint

MS Project

Paint

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