RIBA GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHAIR & RIBA WESSEX CHAIR-ELECT
Tom Bell
Tom Bell is the current RIBA Gloucestershire Chair and an Architect at Quattro Design Architects. He has recently been elected as RIBA Wessex Chair-Elect. Tom represents and works with the 300+ RIBA members in the County, promoting excellence within the profession, providing a platform to encourage research and innovation, and has a passion to ensure that Gloucestershire’s voice is heard and recognised on a national level.
RIBA GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHAIR-ELECT
Shivam Garg
Shivam Garg is the RIBA Gloucestershire Chair-Elect and an architect at Roberts Limbrick Architects. Shivam has been working with RIBA members, architects, architectural practices and students across the county to promote and celebrate existing and proposed architecture within Gloucestershire. He is committed towards working to evolve the perception of architecture and promote creative discourse within the profession.
RIBA SOUTH WEST REGIONAL DIRECTOR
JON WATKINS
Jon works with RIBA members and partners across the South West to champion better buildings, communities and the environment through architecture. Jon pushes the architectural agenda through contact with local authorities and stakeholders in the built environment, in order that the profile and value of RIBA members and RIBA chartered practices is demonstrated and pushed across the region.
RIBA WESSEX COUNCILLOR
Nick Mills
Nick Mills is an RIBA Wessex Councillor. The RIBA is governed by a council of 60 members, elected from among the RIBA membership, the majority of whom are chartered architects. Chaired by the president, Council meets four times annually and is ultimately responsible for the conduct and development of the Institute.
RIBA WESSEX COUNCILLOR
Andrew Bourne
Andrew Bourne is an RIBA Wessex Councillor. The RIBA is governed by a council of 60 members, elected from among the RIBA membership, the majority of whom are chartered architects. Chaired by the president, Council meets four times annually and is ultimately responsible for the conduct and development of the Institute.
RIBA SMALL PRACTICE GROUP MEMBER
TOMAS MILLAR
Tomas is a founding Director at Millar + Howard Workshop based in Chalford, Stroud. Tomas sits on the RIBA Small Practice Group, representing a member constituency and advising the RIBA. The Group meets three times per year and membership ranges from 2-6 years.
STROUD REGION AMBASSADOR
Grant Hitchcock-Yoo
Grant Hitchcock-Yoo is a RIBA Committee member and an architect with Austin Design Works with over 10 years’ experience.
Newly-involved, Grant is looking forward to working with members and promoting the vibrant work of the region and help to provide inspirational talks in inspiring places.
EDUCATION AMBASSADOR
David Wint
David has been a qualified Architect for 8 years, and has taken on the role of RIBA Gloucestershire’s first Education Ambassador with the aim of opening up the world of architecture to local schools. The process is in its early stages, but he hopes to help those who want to work in architecture to understand their options, whilst also encouraging everyone to engage with architecture and explaining everyone’s role in changing the built environment.
