Oliver qualifies as architect

A Shropshire architectural designer has successfully passed his RIBA Part 3 Advanced Diploma in Professional Practice in Architecture (Part 3). He will now be able to register with the ARB (Architects Registration Board) to practice as an architect and become a Chartered Member of the RIBA.
Oliver Hill, who joined Berrys as design manager at the Shrewsbury office in March 2017, has 27 years’ experience in design, working predominantly for multi-disciplinary architectural practices and developers. He has worked on a variety of buildings including listed buildings, residential projects of all sizes, retail developments, commercial buildings, schools and high-profile London offices.
Academically, Oliver gained his RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) Part 1 BA(Hons) Architecture and Part 2 Postgraduate Diploma in Architecture at the University of Humberside.
“We are delighted to congratulate Oliver on his success,” said Stuart Thomas, partner and head of planning at Berrys.
“This qualification is a culmination of his hard work, professionalism and dedication in building on his experience.
“These are exciting times for the business. Our planning and design team has increased substantially in the last few years to meet the growing demand for services and we now have two architects within the Berrys Team, having just appointed a senior architect at our new office in Oxford,” Stuart added.