Director
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David is one of the founding directors of DSDHA. He has been responsible for a broad range of projects including the redevelopment of the National Youth Theatre, Edmund de Waal’s studio and gallery in South London, the Stirling Prize nominated Christ’s College in Guildford, and a range of residential projects in central London. All of the work fuses an interest in materiality and art with inventive architectural approaches.
David has lectured widely in the UK and abroad and has led Units at London Metropolitan University, Cambridge University and the Architectural Association. He is a Panel Member for Design South East, the Design Review Panels of Oxford and the London Borough of Lambeth, and an Expert for the High Streets Task Force.
David studied at the University of Cambridge University and worked for Tim Ronalds and Erick van Egeraat in Rotterdam and London prior to establishing DSDHA in 1998.
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Projects
- National Youth Theatre
- Exchange Square
- Tustin Estate
- Cundy Street Quarter
- The Mansion, Marylebone Lane
- The Hickman, Whitechapel
- Broadgate Public Realm
- Stockwell Urban Vision
- Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens
- South Molton Street Public Realm
- Waterloo City Square
- Loughborough Junction
- Kennington Lane
- South Molton Street Building
- Norton Folgate
- Greenwich Housing & Community Building
- Covert House
- Suffolk House
- Abell & Cleland
- Vesta House, Olympic Village
- Hales Street House / Studio
- Alex Monroe Studio
- Alex Monroe Workshop
- Edmund de Waal Studio and Gallery II
- Edmund de Waal Studio I
- Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
- Tampere Art Museum
- 5 Ways of Standing Up
- Egg Gallery
- Hermès, New Bond Street
- York Museums Trust
- Davenies School
- Link Primary School
- Christ's College
- Pond Meadow School
- St Anne's SureStart Centre