Exceptional architecture is the product of great design and enlightened patronage. For this reason David Morley Architects seek out clients who will enable us to do our best work. After 25 years of practice, our projects have been consistently both evolutionary and revolutionary, building on tradition as well as creating prototypes for the future. A David Morley Architects project is a ‘natural consequence’ using both meanings: in harmony with nature and relaxed and unaffected. Our work is integrated, wherever possible using one building component to solve more than one problem and it’s based on a process of dialogue and communication to ensure every scheme is well focussed on delivering what each individual client needs. The success of this approach has been reflected in:
100% record in securing planning approval and listed building consent;
Longstanding and on-going relationships with world class clients for example 9 projects for MCC at Lord’s Ground, 3 projects for developers Argent at King’s Cross, 3 projects for developer Urban Splash, 5 projects for the Royal Parks in London, 3 projects at Oxford University and 2 projects for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games;
Winner of over 50 design awards including Building magazine’s Young Architectural Practice of the Year and finalist for Architectural Practice of the Year;
Projects used extensively as exemplar case studies such as for the Passive Low Energy Architecture Conference in Cambridge and the Building Research Establishment’s recent conference on shading in buildings.
A broad cross section of projects in sensitive locations ranging from the Hub in Regent’s Park to the Dickson Poon China Centre Building in the centre of an Oxford University College;
David Morley Architects are currently 50 strong, with a dynamic and energetic team of highly skilled and committed architects, designers and specialists. Value comes from a structured process of communication and dialogue, first to develop the brief through an iterative process, second to work with industry at an early stage to hone the most buildable design and third to measure and respond to feedback.
Awards
International Achievement Awards 2013 Award of Excellence - Air Structures Winner
Construction News Awards 2013 Sustainable Project of the Year Winner
Biennial Award for a Contribution to Urban Vitality Winner
Building Awards 2013 Architectural Practice of the Year Shortlisted
Civic Trust Awards 2013 Commendation
Wood Awards 2012 GOLD Winner
BD Sports & Entertainment Architects of the Year 2012 Shortlisted
Retrofit Awards 2012 Shortlisted
Building Awards 2012 Architectural Practice of the Year Shortlisted
RIBA Award (National) Winner
RICS London Award 2012 Community Benefit Winner
British Council for Offices Awards 2011 Regional Winner
Galvanising Awards 2011 Shortlisted
RICS East Midlands Sustainability Award 2011 Shortlisted
Building Awards 2011 Architectural Practice of the Year Shortlisted
WAN Effectiveness Award 2010 Shortlisted
RICS London Sustainability Award 2010 Winner
Design & Health International Awards 2009 Highly Commended
RIBA Awards 2009 Winner
Small Commercial Category, Camden Building Quality Awards 2009 Winner
RICS Award 2009 Runner Up
Civic Trust Awards 2009 Finalist
London Planning Awards Commendation
Power of Aluminium 2008 Winner
Building Better Healthcare 2008 Winner
BD Healthcare Architect for the Year 2008 Runner Up
BD Sport & Leisure Architect of the Year 2008 Runner Up
BD Sport & Leisure Architect of the Year 2007 Runner up
Structural Awards 2006 Winner
Structural Awards 2006 Winner
Prime Minister's Better Public Building Award 2006 Runner Up
RICS Award 2006 Winner
Building Better Healthcare 2006 Runner Up
Civic Trust Award 2006 Commendation
Civic Trust Award 2006 Commendation
Structural Steel Award 2006 Commendation
BD Sport & Leisure Architect of the Year 2005 Runner up
Building Awards 2002 Young Architectural Practice of the Year
REDS Best Public Sports Leisure Centre / Pool Special Mention 2002
Colourcoat Building Awards 2002 Overall Winner
Colourcoat Building Awards 2002 Innovation Award
Civic Trust Award 2002 Commendation
Oxford Preservation Trust Award 2002 Winner
American Institute of Architects Award 2002 Runner Up
Civic Trust Award 2001 Commendation
RIBA Award 2000 Winner
Birmingham Design Initiative Award 2000 Winner
Clients
Argent
Arlington Property Developers
Arup
Ballymore
Barbican Centre
Bon Secours Health System
Brighton College
Brunel University
Bryanston School
Chester-le-Street District Council
England and Wales Cricket Board
Gower Place Practice
Grosvenor
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
Herschel Grammar School
Hillreed Homes
Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth
International Cricket Council
Interserve
Israel Tennis Center
Kent Institute of Medicine and Surgery
Kier
Kim Placko
Lawn Tennis Association
Lee Valley Regional Park Authority
Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
Leicestershire Partnerships NHS Trust
Lewisham Hospital NHS Trust
London Borough of Camden
London Borough of Richmond
London Borough of Wandsworth
London Maccabi
Loughborough University
Luton and Bedfordshire NHS Trust
Luton Primary Care Trust
Macmillan Cancer Care and Support
Maidstone Rugby Football Club
Marylebone Cricket Club
Metronet
Mote Cricket Club
North Somerset Council
Northern Ireland Health Estates
Norwich Primary Care NHS Trust
Olympic Delivery Authority
Oriel College, Oxford
Parish of Two St James
Pilcher Hershman
Reading School
Regent’s Park Golf & Tennis School
Rider Levett Bucknall
Rifkind Levy Partnership
Rossington School
Clients (cont.)
Royal Parks Foundation
Saffron Walden County High School
Sevenoaks Town Council
Shepherd Construction
Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Trust
SJ Berwin and Co
Slough Estates
South Northumberland Cricket Club
South West London Mental Health NHS Trust
Southern Health and Social Care Trust
Sport England
St Andrew’s University
St Hugh’s College, Oxford
St Luke’s Hospital for the Clergy
St Mary’s Hospital NHS Trust
St Pancras Housing Association
Stuart and Thu Twaddell
The Badminton Association
The Campus, North Somerset Council
The Hurlingham Club
The London Institute
University of Plymouth
University Partnerships Programme
Ville de Nancy
Youth Sport Trust
Environment
David Morley Architects have over 25 years of experience in producing environmentally sensitive buildings, pioneering the use of natural daylight in indoor playing areas. Our design process is primarily based on a strong commitment to sustainability using passive means, that is, by firstly considering building form, orientation and construction, and how it can influence and modify the environment within.
For a building to be truly sustainable it must be economically and functionally successful as well as achieving the goals of low environmental impact and low energy use, so the buildings and the installed services should be capable of change over the long-term. Our integrated approach and internal specialisms in the field of environmental design enable us to develop strategies for buildings that can enhance their environmental performance over their lifetime, creating a better asset for both our clients and their building users.
Our Environment Team provides consultancy on both DMA architectural projects and as support to other architectural practices:
David Morley Architects is a design lead, award winning architectural practice with a broad sector portfolio based in Clerkenwell, London. If you are interested in joining our practice, we would like to hear from you.
Immediate Vacancy: Experienced Architect with RIBA / ARB qualification.
The ideal candidate will have the following:
- Experience from concept design to delivery on site - Clear written and spoken communication - Presentation skills including hand sketching - Microstation preferred - Project Experience of NBS - Good knowledge of Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Suites
The ideal Candidate would have good experience of the following: - Preparation, using Microstation, of Tender, Planning and Working drawings - Working up of NBS specification documents - Co-ordination of Design Team consultant drawings - Checking Contractor details against the Architect’s design intentions - Attending site meetings throughout the construction phase - Liaising with the Client at user group meetings - Assisting in BREEAM analysis on particular projects - Site survey inspections for final handover.
Email us at recruitment@dmarch.co.uk with your CV, covering letter and brief portfolio (no larger than 5MB). Please note that we will only be able to respond to successful applicants. David Morley Architects is an equal opportunities employer.
Our people
David Morley
Partner
David Morley is an honorary scholar of King’s College Cambridge, graduating with First Class Honours in 1977. He joined Foster Associates in 1977 where he became a director. David set up David Morley Architects in 1987, initially working in healthcare but gaining a reputation in sport after the Indoor School at Lord’s and most recently the London 2012 Water Polo Venue. PDF CV
Andy Mytom
Partner
Andy Mytom leads David Morley Architects’ work in the Sports and Leisure sector. He has worked on notable large schemes that have contributed to the Practice’s reputation as a leader in this field. He joined DMA in 1996 specifically to work on sports projects. To date, he has worked on eight projects for the Marylebone Cricket Club at Lord’s, offering DMA the opportunity to carry out pioneering work in cricket facility design. PDF CV
Juliet Erridge
Associate
Juliet joined David Morley Architects in 2001 and became an associate in 2007. Juliet has worked in a wide range of sectors including health and mental health, academic and education, residential and sport. She has experience in master planning, brief development, consultation and work with listed buildings. Most recently she has led the team working on the redevelopment of the St Bernard's Hospital site in Ealing. The scope of this project includes masterplanning, development of new build mental health facilities, conversion of listed buildings and new build residential accommodation. PDF CV
David Preece
Associate
David Preece joined DMA in 2003 where he has been involved in a number of projects across all sectors including academic and education, sport, health and mental health, and residential. David has been an associate since 2008. David is currently working on a new private hospital in Maidstone for the Kent Institute of Medicine and Surgery; projects at the University of Kent that will generate 800 student residences, 150 bedroom hotel conference centre with associated catering and student welfare facilities; and a Racquet Sports Centre in London. PDF CV
Helen James
Associate
Helen graduated from the Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff in 2000. Helen joined David Morley Architects in September 2000, and completed her professional qualifications as an Architect in 2002. Helen progressed quickly through the practice working on a variety of projects and was made an Associate in 2007. Two of Helen’s most recent projects include Wycombe Abbey School and a multi-storey school and residential development at Kings Cross. PDF CV
Chris Roberts
Associate
Chris graduated with 1st Class Honours from UCL’s Bartlett School of Architecture in 1996 where he continued to achieve distinctions and commendations for post graduate studies and his RIBA Part 3 professional qualification in 2000 when he first joined David Morley Architects. He has since led a wide variety of projects for the practice in the capacity of Project Architect or Associate in Charge, including the Water Polo Venue for the London 2012 Olympic Games and the Centre of Excellence Masterplan for mental healthcare facilities at the Glenfield Hospital in Leicester. PDF CV
Mark Davies
Associate
Mark completed his diploma at the Bartlett School of Architecture in 2001, graduating with commendation in design and distinction in technical dissertation. He joined David Morley Architects in 2001 and has specialised in sports and leisure and higher education sector projects ever since. Mark became an associate in 2010. He currently leads the architectural team working on the Dickson Poon China Centre Building at St Hugh's College, Oxford. PDF CV
Kristian Marjoram
Associate
Kristian graduated from Brighton University in 1999 before completing his Diploma at Leeds Metropolitan University where he gained a Distinction for his design thesis.
Kristian has recently completed a £16 million, 500 bedroom student halls of residence for the University Kent and is currently project architect on a £60 million mixed use scheme in Kings Cross comprising key worker and market residential accommodation, community facilities and a co-located two form entry primary and deaf school. PDF CV
Nicky Margolis
Financial Controller
Having worked in finance for PR and Marketing companies, Nicky joined David Morley Architects in 2004 to evaluate the financial system and make recommendations to the partners. His contribution to the company has increased significantly and his role covers all matters relating to finance. PDF CV
Giovanna Puma
Business Development and Communications Manager
Giovanna joined David Morley Architects in 2014, as Business Development and Communications Manager. Her varied career includes senior Marketing and Public Relations roles for healthcare architects, landscaping design practice and technology companies.
At Olivebay, the luxury landscape design company, Giovanna helped increase sales turnover by three-fold in just four years. She also achieved the company national press coverage in The Guardian and The Independent. PDF CV
Kate Hase
Practice Manager
Kate Hase joined David Morley Architects in 2013 as Practice Manager with over five years of managerial and business development experience working with Saint Gobain Glass Solutions.
At David Morley Architects Kate has a wide ranging role, whilst initially looking after, and working closely with, the Administrative and Management Teams she is also an integral part of many of the masterplanning groups underpinning the Practice’s core philosophies and principles. PDF CV
Adrian Banks
Architect
Adrian studied at Edinburgh College of Art and qualified as an architect in 1997. He has worked with several companies in both the UK and Australia and has experience in a wide range of project types, including commercial, residential, education and complex masterplanning and mixed-use projects.
Since joining David Morley Architects in 2010, Adrian has been the Project Architect for the new Medium Secure Mental Health Unit at St Bernard’s Hospital in Ealing. PDF CV
Alastair Wood
Architectural Assistant
Alastair is an architecture graduate (BA Manchester & DipArch Oxford Brookes) with an MSc in Environmental Design and Engineering from the Bartlett (UCL). He has experience in architectural practice and the building Industry in the UK and USA and is currently undertaking the Part 3 course at Kingston University. PDF CV
Camilla Morley
Environmental Development Consultant
Camilla is a qualified BREEAM Assessor and is currently working on two multi-residential projects and a new hotel and office development. Camilla works closely with the practice Business Development and Communications Manager to prepare content for sustainability marketing, awards and events. Camilla has an active role in the practice Green Group which achieved ISO14001 certification for the practice in 2012. PDF CV
Chris Hay
Architectural Assistant
Chris joined David Morley Architects in 2006. He has worked on several higher-education projects, including the Heath Exercise and Biosciences School for Loughborough University and The King’s Cross Construction Skills Centre, which won a RIBA Award in 2009. He led this project during the construction phase where he was responsible for the detailed design and on-site construction co-ordination. He is currently the Project Lead for the Dickson Poon Building for the University of Oxford, an academic research building to house the China Centre. PDF CV
Claire Appleby
Architect
Claire qualified as an architect in 1997. Since then she has worked in various practices gaining experience in both the arts and education sector. Her work has encompassed both new build and refurbishment projects, with experience of working with listed buildings and on lottery funded projects.
She joined David Morley Architects in 2010, initially working on St Bernard’s hospital, and is now working on a project at the University of Kent for student residences and welfare facilities. PDF CV
Darren Park
Architect
Darren joined David Morley Architects in 2010 after graduating with a MArch from the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture in Aberdeen. The culmination of his studies saw him being nominated for the RIBA President’s Medal for his final year dissertation. More recently, Darren completed his Part 3 studies with Distinction at the University of Westminster and qualified as an Architect in March 2013.
Since joining the practice, Darren has worked on a variety of projects including Building P1 of the King’s Cross Central Master Plan and Clifton House; a mixed use scheme within central London. Currently, Darren is developing designs for a new co-located two form entry Primary and deaf school in King’s Cross. PDF CV
Despoina Kapodistria
Architect
Debbie completed her Diploma in Architecture with Distinction at the University of Westminster in 2009. Formally she worked for Sauerbruch Hutton Architects in Germany, where she worked on a variety of large-scale environmentally responsive projects. In 2011 Debbie took a Master of Philosophy in Environmental Design in Architecture at the University of Cambridge. She was awarded the Cambridge Home and European Scheme / George and Marrie Vergottis Scholarship for her work. PDF CV
Hugh Ryan
Administrative Assistant
Hugh joined David Morley Architects in 1999. He has a key role in the admin team and is responsible for filing of all projects and setting up the paper filing system. He prepares the files to be archived when a project is complete, to be taken off site by another company. Hugh also manages stationery and recycling for the practice. PDF CV
James Errington
Architect
James joined David Morley Architects in August 2007 after graduating from the Leeds School of Architecture. During his time at the practice he has worked on numerous projects across the Sport, Education and Healthcare sectors, whilst also completing his architectural studies at Westminster University by qualifying as an Architect in October 2012.
James is currently the Project Architect on the Hurlingham Gym Extension, and is part of the core team on The Hurlingham Club Racquet Centre. A keen sportsman, James is currently a club captain at Hamsptead Rugby Club and is training for the Prudential RideLondon 100 mile charity bike race in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. PDF CV
Jennifer studied architecture at the University of Cape Town and completed an MSc in Energy and Buildings at Cranfield University.
She joined David Morley Architects in 2005 to work on the Lee Valley Athletics Centre. Her recent projects include a number of sustainable retrofits to historic buildings. Jennifer leads the practice’s Environmental Team, which provides sustainable design consultancy and BREEAM services and also manages the Practices ISO 14001 certification PDF CV
Karol Quinn
Architect
Karol joined David Morley Architects in January 2011 and is currently Project Architect for a £45M private hospital for the Kent Institute of Medicine and Surgery in Maidstone, Kent, due for completion in January 2014.
Previous projects with DMA include Keynes College student housing for the University of Kent, a residential project at Lister Mills for Urban Splash and The Dickson Poon China Centre for St Hugh’s College Oxford. PDF CV
Koichi Nogawa
Architectural Assistant
Koichi comes from London where he graduated gaining a BA and then later an MA in Architecture. He joined DMA in 2008 and has been involved in a number of projects across sectors including sport, health and mental health. Koichi is currently working on a new private hospital campus in Maidstone for the Kent Institute of Medicine and Surgery due for completion in 2014. PDF CV
Laura Carnell
Architect
Laura joined David Morley Architects in 2011 after graduating from Newcastle University with ‘Architecture BA Honours’, ‘Certificate in Architectural Practice’ and ‘Bachelor of Architecture’. Since joining the practice Laura has been involved in a variety of schemes including the King’s Cross Central Scheme, P1. Laura is currently undertaking the Part III Examination in Architectural Practice at the Architectural Association School of Architecture. PDF CV
Liam Powell
Architect
Liam graduated from Nottingham University with a Masters Degree and a Diploma in Architecture and Environmental Design. He has been involved in a number of Healthcare projects as an Architectural Assistant and since joining David Morley Architects, in 2011, has been working on the Kent Institute of Medicine and Surgery.
Liam is currently working towards his RIBA profession qualifications at the University of Nottingham. PDF CV
Michael joined DMA in February 2008 after working for several practices in the UK and Australia gaining experience in the Education, Residential, Leisure and Healthcare sectors. From December 2009 to April 2012 Michael was Project Architect from concept design to completion on the London 2012 Olympic Water Polo Venue. Michael is currently Project Architect for the £20m Clifton House development in King’s Cross. PDF CV
Maria Brewster
Architectural Assistant
Maria graduated from the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London.
In 2011, Maria joined David Morley Architects for her work placement as a Part 1 Architectural Assistant and returned after completing her Part 2 in 2013.
Maria has worked on a wealth of projects at DMA from The Plimsoll Building at Kings Cross, Frank Barnes School for Deaf Children, The Isis Educational Centre in Hyde Park, The University of Kent to Lee Valley Athletics Centre. She is currently working on Manor Gardens Community Centre, Marlborough Gate Café in Hyde Park and St. Bernard’s Hospital. PDF CV
Naomi Colledge
Architect
Naomi studied at the Manchester School of Architecture and registered as an architect in 2009 after graduating from Kingston University with a post graduate diploma in professional practice. Prior to joining David Morey Architects in 2011, she gained experience across a number of sectors with architectural offices both in Manchester and London. Naomi is currently working on a new private hospital in Maidstone for the Kent Institute of Medicine and Surgery. PDF CV
Paul Conway
Architect
Paul studied at University College Dublin and qualified as an Architect in 2006 after which he moved to London, gaining experience across a number of sectors with different offices.
Since joining David Morley Architects in 2012, Paul has worked on the new Medium Secure Mental Health Unit at St Bernard’s Hospital in Ealing and Keynes student accommodation for University of Kent. PDF CV
Pengpeng Miao
Architectural Assistant
Pengpeng Miao graduated from Tianjin University, China in 2005 with a Bachelor Degree in architectural studies. And then she moved to London and obtained an M.Arch Degree in 2007 from Bartlett School, UCL. She gained previous professional experience at Aedas Architects.
Pengpeng joined David Morley Architects in October 2011, and is currently working on the Keynes College Extension Project. PDF CV
Richard Lawler
Architect
Richard graduated with first class honours in architecture from the University of South Australia in 2004. In 2006 he moved to London where he worked for Hopkins Architects for five years. In 2008 he became a key member in the London 2012 Olympic Velodrome team, working primarily on the timber cladding, curtain wall and service coordination.
Richard joined David Morley Architects in 2011 and is leading the façade design of a multi-storey residential project in Kings Cross, London. PDF CV
Simone Close
Architect
Simone graduated 2005 in Germany and joined David Morley Architects 2006. She worked on ‘Lister Mills’, ‘Rossington All Saints School’, ‘Health, Exercise and Biosciences School’ and ‘SportPark’. She was Project Architect for Keynes College and Chaucer Field (University of Kent).
Currently she is Project Architect for the Sussex Macmillan Cancer Support Centre in Brighton and Phase I of new boarding school accommodation for Wycombe Abbey School. PDF CV
Simon Livingstone
Architect
Simon joined David Morley Architects in 2014 and is currently working on Reading School development. A Brighton University architecture graduate, Simon has a wealth of experience in housing, education, arts, workplace, masterplanning, competitions and conservation work.
With over nine years’ experience, Simon is a well-practiced project manager, his site experience ranges from £300k projects to £7m housing developments, and most recently a 130,000sqft mixed use development. PDF CV
Stuart Mackay
Architect
Stuart was born in the Netherlands and is an architecture graduate (BA Manchester & DipArch Mackintosh School of Architecture). He gained architectural experience working for Smith Scott Mullan Associates in Edinburgh, focusing mainly on a large urban regeneration projects.
Stuart joined David Morley Architects in November 2009. He has worked on the London 2012 Olympic Water Polo Venue and is currently working on the Clifton House development. PDF CV
Thomas Bowey
Architectural Assistant
A Northumbria University architecture graduate, Tom joined David Morley Architects in 2014. He has a broad range of architectural experience from sports, mixed use, residential, commercial to leisure both in the UK and abroad.
Tom completed his Part 1 in Perth, Australia. He was involved in the designs for the redevelopment of the impressive WACA cricket stadium and part of the city of Perth. He also worked on a range of other projects in mixed use, leisure and commercial across Australia and master planning schemes in Indonesia. PDF CV
Tim Denis
Architect
Tim completed his Bachelor of Architecture at the Kent Institute of Art and Design in 2000, and joined David Morley Architects in 2001 where he has developed a specialism in the sports and leisure sector. He has previously worked for healthcare, education and commercial-based architectural practices in the UK and abroad.
Before his qualification as an architect Tim worked on various projects including the Liverpool Biosciences Centre, the English Institute of Sport at The University of Bath and more recently as project architect for the Lee Valley Athletics Centre and Student Residential Development at Loughborough University.
Tim is currently project architect on the 800 bed Keynes III Student Residential and 300 bed Chaucer Conference Centre developments at the University of Kent. PDF CV
Tony graduated from the Manchester School of Architecture with First Class honours and Distinction, completing his professional qualification with Merit at the University of Westminster, and was nominated for the RIBA Silver Medal award.
Prior to joining David Morley Architects he worked at Squire and Partners and Hopkins Architects where he spent five years working on the London 2012 Olympic Velodrome and the Frick Chemistry Laboratory, Princeton University, New Jersey, US. PDF CV
Tracy Moseley
Office Administrator / Document Controller
Tracy joined David Morley Architects in 2000 as Practice Receptionist. She is now responsible for project administration for key projects within the office. PDF CV
Victoria Ridgewell
Architect
Victoria qualified as an architect in 1999. She joined David Morley Architects in 2001 where she has contributed to a number of projects within the healthcare sector. She also worked on the sustainable St James Centre in gerrard’s Cross, the Marlborough Gate café in Hyde Park, the Plymouth University education building and most recently a feasibility study for the refurbishment of the Fish & Coal drops at Kings Cross into new offices and retail space. PDF CV
David Morley Architects’ approach is based on listening, exploring, questioning and research. By expanding the options at the very beginning we reduce the chance of change further along the process, which would be much more costly and time consuming.
David Morley Architects’ approach is based on listening, exploring, questioning and research. By expanding the options at the very beginning we reduce the chance of change further along the process, which would be much more costly and time consuming.
David Morley Architects’ approach is based on listening, exploring, questioning and research. By expanding the options at the very beginning we reduce the chance of change further along the process, which would be much more costly and time consuming.
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David Morley Architects’ approach is based on listening, exploring, questioning and research. By expanding the options at the very beginning we reduce the chance of change further along the process, which would be much more costly and time consuming.
David Morley Architects’ approach is based on listening, exploring, questioning and research. By expanding the options at the very beginning we reduce the chance of change further along the process, which would be much more costly and time consuming.
David Morley Architects’ approach is based on listening, exploring, questioning and research. By expanding the options at the very beginning we reduce the chance of change further along the process, which would be much more costly and time consuming.
