Architecture with a cutting edge

Harnessing the power of Revit and BIM to promote efficency

About
Experienced Project Architect | BIM & Revit |

Chartered Architect with a proven track record of delivering successful projects on programme and within budget since qualifying in 1990. Bringing decades of delivery-focused experience and commercial awareness to architectural practice. Committed to using BIM and Revit to strengthen collaboration, streamline workflows and improve productivity across project teams. Equally comfortable working on own initiative or leading, coordinating and delivering within team project environments.
Available for short-term contract appointments, offering established expertise, reliability and the ability to make an immediate contribution to your practice and projects.

The BIM REAPER Ltd. 
Registered in Scotland No. 631179

Certified Autodesk Revit Professional (2026)

Certified Autodesk Revit Professional (2026)

BIM Project Information Practitioner (2021)

BIM Project Information Practitioner (2021)

Attained BIM Project Information Practitioner qualification from BSI Training Academy on-line learning covering: • BIM Fundamentals • BIM ISO 19650 Part 2 : Project Delivery • BIM BS 1192 Part 4: Handover Information Exchange Training Course (COBie)

BIM Information Management (2019)

BIM Information Management (2019)

Attended BIM Essentials and Information Management on-line training courses run by Building Research Establishment (BRE)

BIM : An Introduction to Project Collaboration (2018)

BIM : An Introduction to Project Collaboration (2018)

Completed BIM : An Introduction to Project Collaboration Essentials on-line training courses run by Derby University

Revit 2 : Training Course (2020)

Revit 2 : Training Course (2020)

On-line Revit training course covering; design options, groups, phasing, coordinate systems, in-place modelling, linking models and family editor

M. Arch (2005)

M. Arch (2005)

Masters in Architecture at Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow. Thesis investigating reasons why Scottish Modern architecture is unpopular considering; lack of symbolic significance, abandonment of traditional architectural vocabulary, disregard of anthropometric expression, rejection of explicit symbolism, erosion of regional variations, inharmonious interventions, insensitive scale, lack of decoration, functional zoning, primary forms

Masters in Historic Building Conservation (2000)

Masters in Historic Building Conservation (2000)

Pg. Dip and Masters in Historic Building Conservation, Scottish Centre for Conservation Studies, Edinburgh College of Art. Dissertation on 'Loosing the Grey Matter - The conservation of concrete'.

Diploma in Advanced Architectural Studies (1988)

Diploma in Advanced Architectural Studies (1988)

Scott Sutherland School of Architecture, R.G.I.T. Aberdeen.

B.Sc with honours class 2:2 (1986)

B.Sc with honours class 2:2 (1986)

Scott Sutherland School of Architecture, R.G.I.T. Aberdeen.

Civic Medal Competition Entry (1985)

Civic Medal Competition Entry (1985)

Scott Sutherland School of Architecture, R.G.I.T. Aberdeen.


  • Central Scotland