David joined Page\Park in 2014, following completion of his Masters in Advanced Architectural Design at the University of Strathclyde, where he graduated with distinction. David qualified as an Architect in 2018 and has since led several award-winning cultural projects where his enthusiasm and ability to co-ordinate large design teams has been integral to their successful delivery.

As both student and graduate, David has personally received architectural award recognition, including a nomination for the RIAS Urban Design Award for his postgraduate thesis, and GIA Small Projects Awards in 2015 and 2016 for The Kettle and The Shieling respectively, two live-build projects in which he had a passionate hands-on role. At Page\Park, this enthusiasm for working in a collaborative environment has seen him work closely with a number of community groups to develop, and deliver public realm enhancements, creating a new sector within the services offered by the practice.

In his role at Page\Park, David is capable at working across a variety of sectors, making him an agile part of the team. He is passionate about working from on projects from a grassroots level, ensuring that the completed results are the best possible outcome for the end users.