I’ve worked as an architect for many friends over the years. Each time a new project has come up, others have said that it's the best way to lose friends and that I shouldn’t do it. So far I haven’t listened, and so far I haven’t lost any friends

In his latest article for the Sherborne Times, Andy looks at why you don’t need to have all of the answers to come up with the right design.

In his latest article for the Sherborne times, Andy explores some of the challenges faced when our desire for everything to be square and even meets the realities of working with historic buildings.

“If there's one thing I'd like my children to learn from the experience of our current predicament, it is that the lockdown has inadvertently allowed them to perceive things differently.” Andy reflects on our current situation, and what it could mean for the next generation.

Andy presents the findings of the Dee House working group to a public audience at Storyhouse, Chester.

In his latest article for the Sherborne Times, Andy explores how we are motivated by external influences, rather than by what we really want.

Inspired by a recent folk music performance, Andy's latest article for the Sherborne Times muses on the importance of spaces that inspire the imagination, and the way that our natural desire to understand them can sometimes result in the loss of the magical quality that made them special in the first place.

It’ easy to fall into the trap of thinking that creativity only happens during the early stages of a project. Andy explores where this thinking stems from, and how we can find opportunities for creativity everywhere if we just look hard enough.

In his latest article for the Sherborne Times, Andy explores the way in which our methods change how we approach the problems at hand, and how sometimes the key is not what you include - but what you choose to leave out.