Andrew (BA Hons CMLI), is a Chartered Landscape Architect, Urban Designer and Regeneration Consultant. His 29 years’ experience, has a strong emphasis on working collaboratively, developing increasingly distinctive places which are environmentally, economically and socially sustainable.

As a Director with The Paul Hogarth Company, Andrew has been responsible for a wide range of award-winning projects across the UK and internationally.

Connswater Community Greenway was developed with the communities of East Belfast to address profound needs and inequalities. The project delivered transformational regeneration benefits to the lives of local people and those who visit.

OECD commended the work for the Laganside area of Belfast’s Waterfront as being ‘representative of international best-practice’. The Masterplan provided the vision for investment, totalling over £1 billion.

Hillsborough Castle and Gardens was transformed through a £20 million investment allowing it to welcome over 200,000 visitors each year, whilst remaining the Royal Residence in Northern Ireland.

The Wild Atlantic Way, on Ireland’s west coast has contributed significantly to economic growth in remote, rural communities and the region as a whole, attracting international and local visitors, welcoming them to spectacular landscapes and coastal experiences.

As Chair of the Ministerial Advisory Group, Andrew provides leadership on matters relating to the Architecture + Built Environment Policy for Northern Ireland and as a Design Council BEE he has contributed to nationally significant advice.