David Nossiter BA (Hons) Dip Arch RIBA CR FRSA
David read architecture at The Bartlett, University College London, under Professor Jonathan Hill and at Plymouth University under Professor Adrian Gale.
Prior to this, David spent two years at art college, where he developed his drawing skills.
David has over 25 years experience in professional practice. He was elected as an RIBA member and admitted to the architects register in 2001, following seven years in practice working with Proctor and Matthews, Mole and Ellis Williams among others. During this time David worked on a large variety of projects, including The Baltic Arts Centre, Gateshead and innovative housing projects at Greenwich Millennium Village and New Hall, Harlow.
Since qualifying as a registered architect, David has worked with Mole architects on a new studio building for the Department of Architecture at Cambridge University as well as several new build eco and passive houses.
David is an accredited RIBA Conservation Registrant (see Listed Buildings & Conservation Areas).
David set up his own practice, David Nossiter Architects in 2005. He received wide acclaim for the conversion of a dilapidated Listed barn into a contemporary dwelling, winning a Sunday Times British Homes Award.
David has provided expert advice on barn conversions and residential renovations to both specialist and national publications.
He is actively engaged with issues concerning the built environment on a wider level (see Teaching, Voluntary & Supportive Roles).