Tom is an architect with senior experience in some of the UK's leading design practices. Prior to forming HAT Projects, Tom was an Associate at Haworth Tompkins, and the project architect for the British Embassy in Warsaw at Tony Fretton Architects.
Tom brings to projects a balance of creative keenness and a discipline towards project management and delivery. While at Haworth Tompkins, Tom worked on a range of building types for high profile clients including the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Theatre Royal Bath. Tom was the Project Architect on the Egg children's theatre in Bath, which won several awards including an RIBA Conservation Award, an USITT Award with Merit, and Bath & North East Somerset's Design Quality Award. Other projects included the Theatre Museum, the Haunch of Venison Gallery and both commercial and residential developments for Dorrington Properties.
In 2007, Tom was project architect at Tony Fretton Architects on the new British Embassy in Warsaw where he gained experience of working overseas with an executive design team. He also previously worked at MOOarc and Paxton Locher. Tom is a registered architect and studied at the University of North London (LMU) where he received a distinction for his diploma thesis. He is a trustee of the Jerwood Charitable Foundation.