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Oliver is an architect and partner at Make Architects. His work is focused around three main threads: architecture, sustainability and innovation. He is the BCO NextGen Chair and is passionate about promoting NextGen talent in the sector.

Oliver joined Make in 2017 to deliver 80 Charlotte Street, a major mixed-use scheme in Fitzrovia, comprising commercial, residential, and retail accommodation and a small public park. In 2019 he established Make’s dedicated sustainability team and working group, Make Neutral; he is now Head of Innovation and Sustainability.

Oliver is a practicing architect and has worked on several developer-led award winning workplace schemes as well as a variety of other sectors including infrastructure, interior architecture, life sciences, and residential. He leads Make’s retrofit approach, developing the adaptive reuse and circularity approach for the practice.

In addition, he is the masterplan guardian on the 240-acre Crescent Salford masterplan, a £2 billion regeneration project that combines urban design, commercial, residential, infrastructure, education and innovation use.

Oliver is a member of the RIBA Schools Visiting Board, which validates schools of architecture across the UK, the NextGen Chair and board member of the British Council of Offices, Associate Lecturer at Oxford Brookes University, and is a USGBC LEED-accredited professional (building design and construction).