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I’m Jack, a Part 2 Assistant at Hugh Broughton Architects with a keen interest in design for extreme environments.  Out of the office I enjoy swimming, reading and long walks in the city.  If you think I might be a good fit then please get in touch.

 

Education/Qualifications:

 

2019 - 2021
The Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL)
Architecture MArch (RIBA Part II)

2013 - 2017
ESALA (University of Edinburgh)
MA (Hons) Architecture (RIBA Part I) - First Class Award

 

Software Skills:

I have strong experience of Revit, Rhino (with Grasshopper), Microstation and Adobe CS (Illustrator, InDesign and Photoshop), and am proficient with AutoCAD and Sketchup.

 

Experience/Employment:

2022 - current
Hugh Broughton Architects

Role: architectural assistant (part 2)

At this London-based practice I have been working on a major research base in Antarctica, through key design, tender and construction milestones.  The project is unique, and the remote location presents a huge number of challenges.  I have taken ownership of a number of key packages, coordinating with engineers and suppliers.

2021 - 2022
DKFS Architects

Role: architectural assistant (part 2)

I took on a critical role throughout tender stage of a 330m sea-pier on the Baltic coast, with involvement across all packages and drawing sets. Through tasks such as the modelling and documentation of the primary concrete structure, I enabled the practice to assume additional responsibilities within the design team.

I tackled the most difficult detail challenges, translating competition proposals into a buildable design, coordinating as the team expanded. Assumed day-to-day oversight of the project as it moved into the construction stage, managing all design information and drawings.

In parallel, I took ownership of major revision to detailed design of a landmark motorway bridge, collaborating closely with civil engineers. I also worked on successful competition bids for a variety of infrastructure projects.

2017 - 2019
FaulknerBrowns

Role: architectural assistant (part 1)

I worked on a landmark community leisure centre, taking on design development for key aspects of the scheme. As part of a large team, I produced drawings for client consultation, tender and beyond.

Alongside this I worked on a number of fast-paced commercial and workplace projects, independently managing BIM models and drawing packages. I was also involved in an outreach project with local schoolchildren, and became a work experience mentor.

2016
PBWC Architects

Role: architectural assistant (part 1)

At this practice in St Ives I worked on a variety of projects across different sectors. I acquired significant insight into the planning system through developing submissions for pre-application, application and community consultation.

2016
R H Partnership

Role: architectural assistant (part 1)

At this Cambridge-based practice I was involved with office, laboratory and education schemes. This required analysis of complex urban sites with sensitive contexts. These projects ranged in scale from focussed reorganisation of historic buildings to urban design.

2015
Edinburgh University Design Society

Role: founding member and community projects manager

As the society built its presence within the university, I took a leadership position at the head of a committee group tasked with finding and delivering community schemes. I led a creative team, and managed a targeted campaign for the Edinburgh Blood Donor Centre.

2015
Koha Architects

Role: architectural assistant

I performed a number of tasks within this busy and growing practice near Falmouth. I worked on residential, community and tourism schemes and gained greater knowledge of how a practice functions, manages projects and brings them to completion.

 

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