David Nossiter Architects provide appropriate contemporary design solutions to the individual requirements of a client. Architecture should compliment and respect the natural conditions of its site and surroundings, thereby creating a space that is both enjoyable and comfortable to live in.
We do not approach any project with preconceived ideas but listen to the needs of a client, responding to the brief, the context of the site and budgetary considerations. This results in bespoke, but cost-effective, modern architectural solutions that embody the individual choices of a client and our design philosophy. Our personal approach is grounded on experience gained through working on a broad range of building types. Each project is resourced according to its individual needs and as a chartered practice, David Nossiter Architects maintains RIBA quality management procedures.

David Nossiter BA (Hons) Dip Arch RIBA studied at Plymouth, under Professor Adrian Gale and at The Bartlett, University College London, Schools of Architecture, under Professor Jonathan Hill. Following ten years in practice working with Proctor and Matthews, Mole, Ellis Williams and others, David was elected an RIBA member in 2001. During this time David worked on many influential projects, including The Baltic Arts Centre, Gateshead and innovative housing projects at Greenwich Millennium Village and New Hall, Harlow. In 2003 David set up in private practice. As well as running the practice, from 2004-2009 David was a design studio tutor at Kingston University. David has also been a visiting studio lecturer at Sheffield University and The Bartlett, University College London.