Daniel Terry

Background

About Daniel Terry

Hi there! I’m Dan, an architect in Sydney.In my 6 years at nettletontribe I’ve had extensive experience across a range of sectors, but I’m especially experienced in commercial and residential projects. I pride myself on finding innovative solutions for design problems. In 2018 I was very proud to be promoted to Associate Architect at nettletontribe largely on the strength of my conceptual design work. I’ve worked hard to build a reputation as a knowledgeable and reliable project leader. I routinely run multiple projects at a time where I’m required to manage teams of other architects, designers, and technicians.I’m very good with technology and have a lot of experience managing complex projects in the BIM environment. I’ve developed workflows and project templates that have been adopted as standard by the firm and I’m a go-to trouble shooter for my colleagues. I can analyse models for key sustainability indicators and produce high-quality visualisations, animations, and VR presentations.I believe that architecture and design should be a force for good, not just for profit. I head-up nettletontribe’s response to the ‘Australian Architects Declare Climate & Biodiversity Emergency’ movement in our Sydney studio.In May 2020 my visual essay “Curated Apertures: Micro-placemaking in Isolation” was featured by the Copenhagen Architecture Festival.(you can see that here: https://cafx.dk/corona-essays/curated-apertures/).When I’m not poring over my desk you’ll either find me at my coffee station (re-living my barista glory-days), in my studio (pretending to be guitarist or screen-printing something onto a t-shirt), or on my phone (maybe browsing Archdaily, but more likely engrossed in the latest rugby league opinion piece.)Here is my portfolio if you’d like to see some of my work: https://issuu.com/danjamesterry/docs/daniel_terry_-_portfolio_2020