education & qualifications:

RIBA corporate member since 1985
ARB registered architect since 1984
SPAB Repair course 2002
Architect Accredited in Building Conservation (AABC) since 2005 

Cambridge Master of Arts 1983
Diploma in Architecture: 1983 (passed with distinction) 
-Robinson College, Cambridge 1981-1983
BA Hons Architecture: 1979
-Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge 1976-1979

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employment history:

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1991-2020: Freeland Rees Roberts Architects, Cambridge
equity partner 1994-2005, company director 2005-2020 

1988-1991: Cowper Griffith Associates, Whittlesford, Cambs
1987-1988: Lees Associates, London
1983-1987: Hughes & Bicknell Architects, Cambridge
1980-1981: Dalgliesh Lindsay Group Architects, Gaborone, Botswana

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teaching:

University of Cambridge Department of Architecture RIBA Part III Professional Practice course tutor (2002 - 2017): lectures to students on professional ethics and management techniques
University of Cambridge Department of Architecture RIBA Part III Professional Studies Advisor (2003 - 2017): mentoring to Part III students each year on the Cambridge Course
University of Cambridge Department of Architecture: Supervisor to undergraduates in construction (1991 to 2001)
University of Cambridge Department of Engineering: Yr 3 Architecture module (1998-2000)
City of Cambridge Tour Guide Lecturer: lectures for Cambridge ‘Blue Badge’ tour guides on their intensive training course ‘Architecture in Cambridge 1015-2015’

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examining:

RIBA Professional Studies Examiner at University of Cambridge, Oxford Brookes University, London Metropolitan University, UCL (The Bartlett), Huddersfield & Kingston University  (2009 to date)
AABC Assessor  (2016-2024)

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committees:

RIBA Conservation Register Steering Group (2019-2024)

RIBA National Council (2010-13)
RIBA Library & Collections Committee (2010-13)
RIBA Eastern Region Education Committee 1994-1999 (chair 1996-99)
University of Cambridge/RIBA CPD Steering Group (1996-2000)
Cambridge Architecture Gazette Editorial Board (1998-2008)
Governor Queen Edith Community Primary School (1997-2004)

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research:

The Origin and Use of Royston Cave 
Caius College: an Account of the Development of their 19th Century Cambridge Estate
Anchorholds and their role in Medieval Church Architecture
Queen Edith Area- History of a Cambridge suburb from Saxon times
Edward Godwin- architectural biography 19th century architect 
Ice Houses- a history of refrigeration in the pre-electrical age

Researcher and presenter for Burwell Community Radio on local history

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