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about me
Personal Profile
As an architectural design technology student with 4+
years of experience, I am passionate about digital
architecture, excelling in Technical Design, ArchViz, and Project
Management.I relish learning about the latest industry technologies and innovations. When not conducting site analysis with my DJI drone or exploring hand crafted virtual environments with my VR setup, I can be found attending expos such as Digital Construction Week (DCW) and the Sustainability in Construction shows.I am a proactive and quick learner with a hands-on approach, consistently seeking to make a meaningful impact both locally and, when opportunities arise, internationally. This is evidenced by numerous successful planning applications locally and abroad, including in countries like Morocco.Dedicated to my craft, I am continually driven to seek new challenges and solve technical hurdles, positively impacting those around me.
qualifications & Experience
Academic & professional
Architectural Technologist at Holder Mathias Architects
Architectural Consultant at Kader FabricationFirst Class Degree BSc (Hons) ADT
Distinction grade dissertation on the technicalities of BS-9999
Distinction grade Diploma in CompSci
Merit grade Diploma in Electrical Engineering
Merit grade Diploma in The Built EnvironmentSeveral successful local planning applications – making full use of Cardiff SPG, LDP, and TAN
Three successful planning applications abroad
Experienced metal worker and fabricator particularly mild and stainless steel
Numerous completed visualisation projects – architectural and product
Precision Solutions
Deviating from traditional construction methods can be unnerving, but incorporating advanced solutions often makes the seemingly impossible just that much easier to achieve. Click the button to discover how I used these innovative techniques in my latest project to create an entire additional level at virtually no extra cost.
Architectural Visualisation
I take great enjoyment in bringing my technical drawings to life by creating compelling visualisations. I feel that it bridges the gap between the Architect, Client and any other Stakeholders, allowing everyone to be on the same page without having to know how to read technical drawings.
Product Visualisation
Similarly to Architectural Visualisation, Product Visualisation is an important tool for almost every industry that exists. It's how a product is sold. Here is an example of a Stainless Steel racking system that i visualised for a local fabrication company.
Regulation Savvy
A strong command of local planning guidance and national building regulations are important for an Architectural Technologist, fortunately through my years of university and my own personal work, i feel comfortable employing their use whenever i need to.
"The construction should be such that a 100mm diameter sphere cannot pass through any openings in the guarding, and so that children will not readily be able to climb it." (K - Section 1.29)-----"Stairs should have a handrail on at least one side if they are less than 1m wide. They should have a handrail on both sides if they are wider." (K - Section 1.27)-----"Special consideration should be given to the use of thermoplastic materials in internal linings." (B2 - Section 3)
M Access to and use of buildings
U U-Value Calcualtions
B Fire safety
A Structure
R Infrastructure for electronic communications
A Archaeology & Archaeologically Sensitive Areas SPG
K Protection from falling, collision and impact
H Drainage and waste disposal
A Accomodation for students SPG
K KP5 Good quality and sustainable design LDP
E Resistance to sound
M Managing Transportation Impacts SPG
Contact
Get in touch
Most of my points of contact are on the main page. However if you prefer to email, please get in touch!
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Trusted Friends
Here is an example of a recently completed project with several constraints, including an overall height limit of 18m, a maximum of 6 floors, and the requirement for an outdoor recreation area on the upper levels. According to the Cardiff Tall Buildings SPG, recreational space should be included in tall buildings. The Technical Housing Standards specify a minimum floor-to-ceiling height of 2.3m. Traditional construction methods made it difficult to meet these requirements. However, using the Cofradal system and CoSFB, a Slim Deck construction type, saved enough space to add a roof deck while adhering to the height constraint.