Andrew Tyley - Partner

Andrew was made a Partner in 2016 and has been involved in a number of key projects as an architect and masterplanner.

His work has included design and masterplanning, presenting schemes to clients and working on transportation and airport infrastructure projects, as well as giving strategic advice on commercial developments for developer clients.

Andrew is currently leading Bao’an Airport Terminal 2 in Shenzhen, China and Taoyaun Airport T3. He was the project lead on the 7 million square foot Wood Wharf Masterplan in London gaining planning permission for one of the largest undeveloped sites in East London.

He was also responsible for two major schemes in New York: The masterplan for East River Waterfront that formed part of the redevelopment of downtown New York following 9/11, and a mixed-use development for Silvercup Studios.

He was project architect for the  BBVA México Tower in Mexico City during the schematic design phase and has worked on a number of UK and international schemes at competition stage, including Transbay Tower and Terminal in San Francisco, The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port - Passenger Clearance Building and Beijing Airport.

Andrew helps manage the practice’s internal resourcing, allocating staff to projects as demand for specific skills and workload changes during different phases of each job.

Andrew participates in a number of school outreach programmes and has been instrumental in finding funding for architectural education programmes in schools such as Morehouse. He is also a school governor for Christchurch Church of England infant school.