Paul is our Director of Sustainability and works within the Placemaking team. Joining Nash Partnership in 2016, he is a qualified architect with over 25 years’ experience gained in London and the South West.
Alongside senior tier colleagues, Paul leads and shapes the practice’s long-term sustainability strategy, has helped to develop a Sustainable Future brochure, and carries out project sustainability audits.
His career spans from working on building sites, detailing and designing individual buildings with an emphasis on sustainable design, through to developing visions for sites and preparing masterplans. He has worked primarily in the residential and mixed-use sectors, focusing on masterplans, outline and detailed planning applications for both green and brown field sites. He has also worked on offices, hotels, listed buildings, community, educational and public buildings and has a strong interest in passive environmental design.
Paul has helped deliver a number of projects ranging from a sustainable award-winning retrofit and a low energy education building, to permissions for residential and mixed-use new neighbourhoods and masterplans within green belts, AONB and on brownfield sites. Most recent projects include proposals for nearly 1,000 homes and mixed-commercial uses in Exeter, an award-winning estate regeneration for nearly 280 new and refurbished homes in Taunton, a community-led development of over 180 flats and other uses in Bristol, and an affordable estate regeneration housing scheme of 85 homes in South Gloucestershire.
For the last five years, Paul has also acted as a voluntary student mentor as part of the RIBA ‘Future Architects’ mentoring programme.
Key projects
Projects Paul has worked on include:
- Water Lane, Exeter
- Southmead, Bristol
- Priorswood, North Taunton
- West Cheltenham regeneration
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If you’re exploring opportunities for regeneration, masterplanning or place-led development, we’d be pleased to hear from you.