Roger acts as an Expert Witness, regularly providing expert Architect opinion to the High Court (Commercial) and assisting dispute resolution processes.
He is a former Chairman of Nottingham Civic Trust and is actively involved in a voluntary capacity with many organisations in Northern Ireland and the UK. In his spare time Roger restores classic cars and collecting objects related to Northern Irish history.
Roger studied Architecture at Nottingham University in the 1990’s, with an emphasis on sustainable design. His early work in Nottingham concentrated on conservation and regeneration of Victorian buildings for housing associations, churches and community groups as well as pioneering designs for earth sheltered buildings.
More recently Roger has also been the lead designer and project manager on some of Ireland’s largest and most complex developments including the design and planning process for the regeneration of Kingspan Rugby Stadium in Belfast and the construction of Coca-Cola’s all Ireland production and distribution facility.
QUALIFICATIONS
BA(Hons), M.Arch, ARB, Cert. Proj. Man., Cert. Cons. Arch., Cert. PD1 2015 Expert
RIBA CA
He has worked on a range of residential and mixed-use projects, leading multi-disciplinary teams on technically challenging and complex projects throughout Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.
While working in London, Alan played a vital role in development at Stratford, including the design and construction phases for two of the residential blocks within the London 2012 Olympic Games, Athletes Village. He also had the unique position of leading a team as Head Overlay Architect for the Olympic Village in Stratford for LOCOG as part of Team Populous, which designed temporary infrastructure and overlay for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
QUALIFICATIONS
BSc, B. Arch., ARB, Cert. passivhaus
RIBA RIAI
Richard is highly experienced in delivery of Social Housing schemes rapidly and in compliance with all the necessary legislation. His experience also includes design coordination for complex mixed use developments within contractor-led design and build projects.
Richard is a stickler for detail, ensuring C60’s services meet legislative requirements and driving continual improvement within the office.
Qualifications:
RIBA
Recently, he has been confirmed as a Certified Passive House Designer and looks forward to putting this knowledge into practice.
He is experienced in progressing projects from initial conception through to completion on site and enjoys building strong working relationships with both clients and contractors in the process.
Ally joined C60 Architects in late 2018 and works on projects across a range of sectors including commercial, social care and residential, and was shortlisted for Young Architect of the Year in the 2023 Belfast Telegraph Property Awards.
Ally is interested in low-energy timber frame structures and the redevelopment of forgotten ‘backlands’ plots in town centres to revitalise town centres through ‘Place Making’ centred around living, working and socialising.
When not working, you’ll find Ally enjoying the local watering holes of Belfast, or watching his beloved Dundee F.C – albeit that usually brings more despair than delight!
QUALIFICATIONS
B.Arch, M.Arch
He has worked in practices in both London and Belfast, with particular interest in residential design, low energy development and building retrofit/reuse.
Albert is a Certified Passive House Designer and a member of the RSUA Climate Emergency Committee, which meets regular to encourage change in policy and architectural practice to lower our emissions and create more sustainable future developments.
When not in the office, Albert can usually be found either on his bike, on a paddleboard or wandering around the Mourne mountains.
QUALIFICATIONS
BA(Hons), M.Arch, ARB
In his spare time, Glenn is a practicing visual artist who specialises in fine art printmaking. His work can be found in private collections across the UK, Ireland and internationally.
He has been working at C60 Architects since February 2021 prior to which he worked in London on a mixture of workplace, residential, education and mixed-use projects.
She is currently doing her Master’s at Politecnico di Milano while working remotely on residential and mix-use projects, primarily on initial design and planning phases, as well as visuals.
During her free time she enjoys kayaking in beaches along the Wild Atlantic Way. She also never misses an opportunity to go city-hopping and enjoys visiting new countries.
His primary interest is in low impact, sustainably built structures which compliment the natural world, and encourage local biodiversity. Outside of work, he has been involved as a musician for most of his life with additional interests in portraiture painting and surfing.
He is in charge of greeting the team in the mornings and keeping the morale up. He is also responsible for welcoming visitors, vetting deliveries and testing food.