Tim Oswald

Background

About Tim Oswald

2025-current: Holder Mathias Architects_Cardiff. Project Architect 2023-2024: gcp Chartered Architects_Bristol. Project Architect - predominantly joining the retrofit team whilst developing residential sector experience across all RIBA stages. Working with Bristol City Council housing provision to improve residents comfort and to lower energy bills. BCC, in partnership with Ameresco, are currently developing PAS 2035 level thermal and ventilation energy efficiency improvements across their entire building stock portfolio. Contemporary private residential extension, near Timsbury, Bath. currently at stage 3. 2017-2020: AWW inspired environments_Bristol. Part II Architectural Assistant - Project teams experience: Stages 0-3 for 700-bed student accommodation project in Bedminster Bristol, stages 4-5 Jurys Inn 200-bed hotel, Bristol and part 3 case study completed in 06/2020. 2015-2017: BDP_Bristol. Part II Architectural Assistant - Assisting project architects predominantly on two large 50m + Healthcare schemes for NHS Frimley Trust. Stages 0-3 2014-2015: HASSELL_Cardiff. Part II Architectural Assistant - Assisting project architect on 40 storey residential tower at Providence Wharf, London. RIBA work stage 4 August 2013 - Feb 2014.'George Made That' and 'Build Is Everything' in London. Focus on making bold physical installations alongside a focused approach to design and build with sustainable materials. This included working with 'Camden Collective' for London Design Festival week (14 - 22 Sept 2013) to transform a small shop space at 69 Camden High St into a pop-up architecture shop and bar.'Collective 159' was a follow up to shop-refit collaboration project with Camden Collective. Much larger in scale, the client's brief required an indoor marketplace for local artists for a 6-month residency. BiE's design utilised a simple palette of stripping back the shop space to reveal the buildings structural materials complemented by bespoke timber shelving & custom furniture including concrete topped timber display plinths. 2011-2013 - Professional Diploma in Architecture from the Centre of Alternative Technology (CAT) based in Machynlleth, Mid-Wales. The post-graduate course was heavily focused on sustainable design identifying a strong focus on environmental and material aspects within architecture.