RIACHARCHITECTS - Key Persons
Chao studied for his Part 2 degree in Architecture at Oxford Brookes University before joining Riach Architects in 2017. He has previously worked in both the UK and Singapore where he has been involved in a wide range of projects including high-end residential and commercial schemes. While at university, Chao developed his understanding of real-world architecture by designing and constructing an extension to his family home.
Job Titles:
- Architectural Assistant / Photographer
Darrell has been with the Riach team for over 15 years. He is a widely published photographer and has won numerous competitions including the Architect's Eye. In his time at Riach, Darrell has worked on a wide range of projects and worked as a senior team member on the Grantham House redevelopment project.
Gareth completed his training and successfully graduated from Oxford Brookes University in 2017 to become an architect. Having been at Riach for a number of years, he has been able to work on a diverse range of projects with a particular focus on the regeneration and refurbishment of listed buildings. He previously worked in Somerset designing and managing projects within conservation areas.
John joined Riach Architects in July 2019 with the aim of pursuing his qualifications in Architectural Design. After leaving school in 2008, John has served within a broad spectrum of design industries around Oxford as well as working for Oxford University and Oxford City Council, of which has helped to build a plethora of knowledge using a variety of 2D & 3D design software.
Tim joined Riach in 2015 and stayed at the practice while completing his architectural training at Cardiff University, where he was awarded a prize for his work on construction contracts. He graduated in 2019 to become our newest architect.
Having previously studied and worked in Manchester, Kent and London, Tim has been involved in a range of projects with a specific focus on residential design. He has developed an interest in the use of structure and material to further his work, and resonate with both the historic and new buildings that Oxford can offer.