sustainable architecture - sunshine coast
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> Registered Architect in Queensland, BOAQ #3632 (2004 - present)
> ABSA-Certified Residential Building Thermal Performance Assessor
> Bachelor of Architecture with Distinction, 1996
> Member Australian Institute of Architects
> Certificate IV in Building and Construction, 2015
> Studied Earth Building the Auroville Earth Institute, 2003
> Australasian Straw Bale Building Association (Ausbale) Queensland rep 2005-2013
> Cleantech Industries Sunshine Coast Foundation Member
With experience in the construction industry since 1988, Andrew has designed and built projects ranging from intimate residential spaces to large public infrastructure schemes. He is well versed in many 'alternative' and conventional construction techniques and can advise on the positives and negatives as they apply to each project.
Andrew has designed and built many environmentally sustainable building projects in India and China and has been practicing in Australia since 1997. He has considerable carpentry and hands-on building experience in Australia and overseas. He also ventures into furniture and musical instrument making. He brings versatility and a wide range of experience to his work.
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> Registered Architect in Queensland, BOAQ #4126 (2008 - present)
> Bachelor of Architecture, 2002
> Member Australian Institute of Architects
> Member Green Roofs Australia
Chris has a Bachelor of Architecture gained while at the University of Queensland and has experience in the building industry since 2000. He has worked in a number of Brisbane practices and since graduating has been living on the Sunshine Coast working on a range of projects. These have included detached housing, multi-residential, resort, commercial and industrial building types.
Chris is committed to environmentally sustainable design and building practice that improves the quality of the built environment and the lives of the inhabitants that use it, halts the destruction of local and global ecosystems and brings about the long term reformation of the building industry that is currently the single largest contributor of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide.