Andrew studied architecture at the University of Newcastle, graduating with a Master of Architecture (First Class Honours) in 2013.

Since joining Collins and Turner in 2016, Andrew has taken on a lead role across a wide range of projects, contributing to all phases of design, documentation, and delivery. His experience spans sports and recreation centres, community and public buildings, parklands, multi-residential developments, commercial workplaces, and educational facilities.

Andrew brings a strong client-focused approach to every project, fostering clear communication, trust, and collaboration from project inception through to completion. He works closely with clients, consultants, and stakeholder groups to develop well-resolved, responsive design solutions that align with project objectives, budgets, and community expectations.

Completed works include the Hughes Street Car Park in Cabramatta, the Mathematics Faculty Upgrade at the University of Newcastle, and the Carpe Diem commercial offices at Barangaroo—each demonstrating his ability to deliver high-quality outcomes within complex stakeholder environments.

Currently, Andrew is the Project lead for the Huntley Street Recreation Centre in Alexandria—an ambitious adaptive re-use project for the City of Sydney, due for completion in early 2026. In this role, he leads a multidisciplinary team through all stages of design and construction, ensuring design integrity, technical excellence, and effective coordination across all disciplines.

Andrew is recognised for his leadership, attention to detail, and ability to guide teams through challenging project environments. His approachable and solutions-focused style underpins successful project outcomes and enduring client relationships.

Andrew is a registered architect in New South Wales.